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In a video released by NASA, Williams and her colleagues spoke about their holiday traditions while orbiting Earth NASA astronaut Sunita Williams and her crew aboard the International Space

Station (ISS) have shared warm Christmas greetings from space. In a video released by NASA, Williams and her colleagues spoke about their holiday traditions while orbiting Earth. “It’s a

special time up here with our space family,” Williams said, emphasising the unique bond among the seven crew members. She shared her love for Christmas preparations, mentioning how teamwork

and anticipation make the season special. Williams wore a red T-shirt, while three crew members wore Santa hats beside a small Christmas tree aboard the station. > To everyone on Earth, 

Merry Christmas from our @NASA_Astronauts > aboard the International @Space_Station. pic.twitter.com/GoOZjXJYLP > — NASA (@NASA) December 23, 2024 The crew also showcased festive items

they brought with them. One astronaut reflected on the meaning of Christmas, saying, “It’s about spending time with loved ones. Though we’re far from them, we send our heartfelt Merry

Christmas wishes.” They also took a moment to recognise the support of the teams on Earth. “A huge team on the ground keeps us connected. Their sacrifices during the holidays make this

mission possible,” another crew member said. As part of their celebrations, the crew noted that the ISS had been stocked with food for a special holiday meal. They plan to enjoy the meal

together.