Mark V. Wilmore
Mark V. Wilmore is a retired NASA astronaut and former U.S. Navy pilot, known for his extensive experience in space missions. He flew to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of NASA's Crew-9 mission and, along with fellow astronauts, faced an unexpected extended stay due to issues with their spacecraft. Wilmore's resilience and adaptability were highlighted during this period, as he contributed to research and operations aboard the ISS for over 286 days, surpassing the typical six-month rotation.
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Wilmore and Williams, both ex-Navy pilots and veterans of two previous space missions, flew to the orbital lab in June last year.
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