Sunita Williams, in a press conference on Sunday, revealed what she will miss the most about space. On being asked about her experience in space during a press conference from the space station, Williams said, "everything", reported the Economic Times. She stated that living there for a longer period of time has given them a unique perspective.
"This has been Butch and mine third flight to the ISS. We helped put it together, we have been up here watching it change. Just living here gives us a unique perspective -- not just outside the window, obviously -- but on how to solve problems. I don't want to lose that spark of inspiration and perspective when I leave so I am going to have to bottle it up, somehow," she told reporters.
However, Williams also revealed the hardest part of being stranded in space. She stated that it was tougher for the family members and the supporters, adding that the uncertainty was the most difficult part during these months.
"It has been a rollercoaster for them [family and supporters], probably more than it has been for us. We are here, we have a mission. We do what we have to do every day. The hardest thing has been not knowing when we'd come back. All of that uncertainty has been the most difficult part," she stated.
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While the authorities have not disclosed the exact date and time of William's return, they clarified that she will not return ahead of March 19. The mission teams will review the weather conditions at the splashdown sites off the coast of Florida to ensure that the scientist has a smooth arrival. Williams expressed her happiness after meeting the new crewmates. “It was a wonderful day. Great to see our friends arrive. Thank you so much,” Williams stated.