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How Sunita Williams Witnessed 16 Sunrises And Sunsets On New Year’s Day | Explained
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New Year in Orbit: How NASA astronaut Sunita Williams and ISS crew celebrate with '16 sunrises' a day in space
Find out how astronauts on the International Space Station celebrate the New Year in space, with 16 sunrises and sunsets every 24 hours!
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Sunita Williams witnesses 16 New Year sunrises. Science explains how
The number of times the ISS witnesses a sunrise depends on the times it orbits the Earth. On average, it sees over 15.5 ...
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams, stuck in space, to celebrate New Year 16 times. Here's how
Sunita Williams, who has been abroad the International Space Station for over eight months now, will celebrate New Year in an ...
Sunita Williams will celebrate New Year 16 times in space
US astronaut Sunita Williams, currently stuck at the International Space Station (ISS), will see 16 sunrises across the Earth as we head into a New Year, i.e. January 1, 2025.