Sunita Williams' ex has thousands of followers, who does she follow?

Indian-origin American astronaut Sunita Williams is being discussed everywhere. NASA-Boeing Starliner spacecraft Williams got stuck in space on the International Space Station. Her return to Earth is getting delayed continuously. She is accompanied by Butch Wilmore who is waiting for her return from space. Both the astronauts are waiting for their return due to helium gas leak and thrust failure in Starliner. Williams is a very experienced astronaut and has a huge fan following on social media.

Considered to be one of the most experienced astronauts in the world, Williams has thousands of followers on social media for her achievements. Sunita Williams also has a huge fan following. They use social media platforms and fans also like to know about them.

Sunita Williams' social media account

Sunita Williams is part of the Boeing Starliner crew and runs only one social media account. Elon Musk has an account on the microblogging platform X (formerly Twitter) named @Astro_Suni. His relationship with this platform is quite old. He created his official account on X in March 2012.

Followers of Sunita Williams

As a veteran astronaut who spent a record-breaking 322 days in space, Sunita Williams has established herself as a role model for many. Her impressive career and record spacewalks have earned her thousands of followers. According to Williams' followers list, she is followed by more than 78 thousand people on X.

Listed below is Sunita Williams

Williams follows 126 accounts on X. Most of these selected accounts are former accounts of organizations related to NASA. Apart from this, Williams also follows Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIindia), the official spokesperson of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs. His list mostly includes accounts of people and organizations related to space.

Sunita Williams' last post

The Boeing Starliner was launched on June 5. This post is from when Williams last posted on SpaceX on June 11 while he was in space. In the post, Williams mentions the three manned spacecraft that once boarded the International Space Station: the Boeing Starliner, SpaceX Crew Dragon and Soyuz MS-25.