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Astronauts Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams are stuck on the International Space Station .
They were scheduled to stay on the ISS for only about a week , but one week turned into another, and then another, seven days later .
NASA has insisted that the astronauts are not in any danger, but the public narrative has not been flattering.
It's not unreasonable to conclude that NASA believes bringing the astronauts home before they’ve raked Starliner with a fine-tooth comb is simply too risky right now.
NASA would fare better if it leaned into uncertainty instead of avoiding the very mention of it.
Anomalies are to be expected, and NASA is well equipped to handle them.
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