Crewed Spacecraft Missions.

In manned/crewed spacecraft missions, can a spacecraft remain stationary i.e. not moving once launched in sky & space similar to a Helicopter and not that of a aeroplane?

If No, Why?

Thanks & Regards,
Prashant S Akerkar

Only by using fuel.
Without engines operating, any spacecraft (or object) is in "free fall" - it's path is controlled by the gravity of other bodies.

If that path is an orbit and outside atmosphere, it may be a stable situation, but it's then not stationary.
Likewise if it is in a Lagrange point of another body in orbit.

Otherwise it is accelerating towards whatever body or bodies have the most gravitational influence.

Not moving you say.

WRT what?

The time wasting troll is gone.

JimB