Musk, Trump Urge ISS Return

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Trump and Musk called for former Starliner astronauts to return 'as soon as possible.' Here's what NASA planned.

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Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have been part of the ISS crew since Boeing 's faulty Starliner spacecraft returned to Earth without them in September .

NASA has planned to return the pair in late March , using SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft.

Neither Musk or Trump specified whether the White House would order NASA to change its plan.

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