The pioneers of their strands return to Earth in Splashdown

After a week-long trip to the International Space Station, I moved to a nine-month stay, and NASA’s astronauts have finally touched, or they were sprayed, instead-on Earth.

On Tuesday, at 5:57 pm Each time, a capsule came from the Talhaasi coast in Florida, Banhandel, where Sony Williams and Barry (Poach) brought Wilmor to the surface of the earth for the first time since its launch in space last June.

The ocean waters were calm against a clear blue sky when the Spacex Crew dragon capsules carrying four 9 -crew astronauts with four white and red umbrellas. At one point, the dolphins can be seen swimming even the capsule.

Nassa Live coverage The return trip started at 4:45 pm East time.

Willmore, 62, and Williams, 59, returned with his colleague in NASA astronaut Nick The Hague and Rosskosmos, Alexander Gorbonov on the Spacex spacecraft, which was canceled from the International Space Station (ISS) on Monday evening.

In NASA’s live broadcast, The Hague can be heard, saying that the crew was “smiling with the ear” in sending to monitor the mission after landing.

The capsule began with its absolute burning-when it shoots the atmosphere of the earth-5:11 pm

The ordeal of the so-called astronauts “who were cut off”-a term is widely used in media reports, although NASA and astronauts did not distinguish their visit to the extended space in this way-it took over the masses on Earth for several months as the plan continued to return to increase delay and complications.

The Hague and Jorbonov arrived at ISS in the dragon spacecraft in September, with two empty seats for the return trip Willmore and Williams, but this trip cannot be turned until a full alternative crew reached to fill their roles on ISS.

The new crew of four astronauts, Crew-10, arrived last week to rotate the regular ISS crew, and will spend the next six months at the space station.

After Splashdown, the capsule was raised on the recovery ship, where the opening was opened and astronauts were raised by the team members on the ship.

Space pioneers are undergoing medical examinations, which is a standard procedure after spending a lot of time in space. For Lilloms and Wilmmore, the time for recovery may be the past months while restoring strength in their outskirts.

All the four astronauts smiled and waved when they were moved away, with The Hague first, followed by Gorbonov, Williams and then Wilmor.

She left behind after aviation cases

Odyssey began in June, when they linked what was intended to be a Boeing Test Testing Trip. This was the first natural flight of Boeing spacecraft, and they were supposed to spend a little more than a week in the orbits laboratory before returning home on June 14.

But although Starliner arrived at the space station safely on June 6, the last minute of the defenses was almost out of its establishment. This, in addition to a small Helium leakage, raised fears that it may not be safe for Lilimore and Williams on board.

In August, NASA announced that it had decided to bring Starlener from Boeing – which is completely independent, although it can be directed manually when needed – returning to the ground without its crew.

Since then, Willmore and Williams have been rotating on the ground as members of the fully integrated crew in the 71/72 of ISS, where they performed space, research and repair while waiting to hear when they could go home. Williams also held the position of commander of the International Space Station from September.

Confess In September It was difficult to see the spacecraft returning home without it.

“Thus things go in this work,” Williams said at that time, adding that “you must turn the page and look at the next opportunity.”

It was also a big setback for Boeing, who was hoping to join Spacex as one of NASA’s taxi services to ISS. Engineers are still investigating the collapse of weight.

Williams and Wilwmore began in the US Navy, and they were chosen as NASA in 1998 and 2000, respectively. By the time they entered on Starliner last June, they were aware of the complications in space, as they previously underwent two space missions for each of them.

As their last mission approached its end, Willmor had recorded a total of 404 days in space through its three date, while Williams would offer 608-second more than an American astronaut, 675 days after Baiji Whittson. Russian astronaut Olig Conunko holds the world record, with more than 1,100 cumulative days in space.

The return of long awaited

Onward Air and Aerospace, who returns home to Earth after spending months live in space, is a normal body, according to Scott Barzenski, and he is now NASA CEO and CEO of Onward Air and Aerospace.

“He will feel 100 years old,” he told CBC News Network. “You will carry weight weight as well as their space allowances on their back for the first time (in months).”

Parazinski said that astronauts use exercise equipment on the International Space Station to stay in shape and prevent some of the loss of osteochopolis and muscle safety, but there is still a major adjustment to restore balance and strength.

However, although the accommodation for nine months on the International Space Station reaches about three months of the usual rotation, it is far from the longest any person spent in space, so there is no need for special precautions for Lylleams and Wilmmore.

“There is a wide precedent for this,” Parazinski said. “An American astronaut, Frank Rubio, doubled his stay on the International Space Station – which actually holds the American record, 371 (respectively) in space – when the Soyuz capsule predicted a leakage.”

Space pioneers Sergey Creekal in the Mir space station were when the Soviet Union, which he sent there, was in 1991, leaving a 311 -day clown in space, twice the length of its original mission.