The daughter of one of the stranded astronauts seemed to slip that she blames NASA 'incompetence' for her father's fiasco.
In a pass in the mid-January, Daryn Wilmore, 19, seemed to have her frustrated in response to a comment about one of her tap videos.
Someone said, “I'm so sorry that NASA is actually bad …” To which Daryn replied: “Less angry more … incompetent.”
In another video posted in February, Daryn suggested that 'politics' and 'negligence' played a role in the delayed return of her father.
Her father Barry 'Butch' Wilmore and crew member Sunita Williams finally returned to Earth last night after he was stuck for nine months at the International Space Station (ISS) due to problems with the Boeing spacecraft that they flew there.
Today they have to be reunited with their families, who originally thought that the duo would only be on the space station for eight days.
Now that her father is safely back on earth, Daryn told Dailymail.com that there was' certainly a few mess “that led to the Saga.
Butch Wilmore's daughter, Daryn (left), told Dailymail.com that she baked a pecantaart for her father to eat as soon as he gets home
Referring to her comments from the past, Daryn said, “I really meant that there were several things in the company that led to the decision of them, which was a good decision and the safest.”
“I don't know much because I don't work actively at NASA, but the people there work hard and although there was certainly some mess with this Starliner mission, there were many victories.”
The spacecraft of Boeing Starliner experienced during his mission Thrust -Mislukings and Helium leaks to bring Williams and Wilmore to the ISS in June.
Both reached the space station safely, but in August NASA decided that it would be too risky to let the couple fly home on the defective spacecraft.
Starliner was sent back to Earth in September and left the two astronauts behind to wait for a ride home on the crew-9-back flight of SpaceX.
What was meant when 8 days on the ISS turned into more than nine months.
During the test, the astronauts repeatedly said that they did not feel stranded, and that they were happy that they had extra time at the space station.
Their families echoed these feelings and told the media that they missed their loved ones, but were not worried about their well -being.
But as the months continued, Wilmore's daughter Daryn began to place more and more frank videos about the situation of her family.
In her video in February she said: “It was difficult if we are completely honest,” adding that her frustration about her father's extensive mission was “less that he is above” and “more the fact why.”
After a fiery re-entry, the SpaceX Crew Dragon Capsule was delayed by four large parachutes and splashed safely at 5:57 PM et (21:57 GMT) on Tuesday
After they were split along the coast of Tallahassee, Florida Williams and Wilmore were helped on stretchers by the NASA recovery team. This is standard practice for astronauts whose muscles are weakened by their time in micrsweerkracht
“There is a lot of politics, there are many things that I am not free to say and that I don't know about,” she said.
“But there have been problems. There has been negligence. And that is why this has just been postponed. There has just been a problem after the edition. '
In January, President Donald Trump claimed that he told SpaceX Chief Executive Elon Musk to 'virtually abandon' the stranded astronauts who were 'virtually abandoned' by the Biden administration.
This led NASA and SpaceX to rearrange the crew-9-back flight about two weeks earlier than planned.
The crew-9 Dragon Capsule splashed along the coast of Tallahassee, Florida at 5:57 PM et On Tuesday, with Williams, Wilmore and the original Crew-9 astronauts: Nasa's Nick Hague and Russian Cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov.
This finally put an end to the 285-day space emission of the Starliner crew.
One by one the four astronauts came from the Dragon Capsule and were helped on stretchers by the NASA recovery team.
This is standard practice for astronauts whose muscles are weakened by their time in micrsweerkracht.
The crew subsequently underwent medical tests that assessed them on the effects of micro -gravity, exposure to radiation and other voltages of space travel.
