NASA has stated that there are currently no plans in place to utilize one of Elon Musk's spacecraft to rescue two astronauts stranded on the International Space Station. During a joint NASA-Boeing press briefing, it was mentioned that there have been no discussions about sending a SpaceX Dragon to retrieve the NASA astronauts who are currently aboard Boeing's Starliner spacecraft.
Although a SpaceX Dragon capsule is already docked at the ISS following its launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida in March, NASA official Steve Stich emphasized that there have been no talks about deploying another Dragon for the rescue mission. However, Stich did acknowledge that in a worsening scenario, the space agency could potentially turn to Elon Musk's rocket firm for assistance.
