Boeing Starliner astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have addressed concerns about their situation, stating, "We don't feel stranded." Despite experiencing technical issues with the Boeing Starliner Calypso capsule, which has extended their mission beyond the planned eight to ten days, the astronauts have maintained a positive outlook. Initially intended as a short-term mission, complications have arisen, keeping the astronauts in space for an extended duration. The situation has raised questions about potential health problems for astronauts on prolonged missions compared to counterparts on Earth. Nevertheless, the astronauts, both retired Navy personnel, have expressed their confidence in NASA's plans, as a return date is being organized. This incident highlights the challenges faced in space exploration and the resilience of those undertaking such missions.