The Progress 89 spacecraft delivers supplies to astronauts stranded on the ISS

A cargo spaceship has arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) to deliver food, fuel and other supplies for those on board.

The ISS is currently home to the Expedition 71 crew, as well as two NASA astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni William, who are still stationed at the station due to safety concerns about the Boeing Starliner capsule intended to take them home.

The untested Progress 89 spacecraft delivered about three tons of material.

It will remain tethered for about six months before re-entering Earth’s atmosphere to dispose of debris, Nasa said.

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