During a press conference, the two discussed their lives “off Earth,” with Williams saying that they had been “extremely busy” aboard. “We’ve been thoroughly busy up here, integrated right into the crew.” According to him.
In a way, it’s like going home again. Floating around is a great feeling. Being in orbit and working alongside the ISS crew is a great feeling. Being up here is awesome, so yes.
The two still have work to do while stranded in space; after all, the International Space Station is essentially a laboratory hurtling through space at 17,500 miles per hour,
making a full round around Earth every 90 minutes. In such case, what exactly are their responsibilities?
According to The Washington Post, the two have replaced a urine processing pump, are responsible for taking stock of the station’s food supply, and Wilmore has even maintained the freezers used to store research samples.
