Astronauts that once closed are returning to the ground in Splashdown

The nine-month-old stay is finally touched or leaping two NASA astronauts after a week after a week to an international space station – or leaped.

On Tuesday, at 5:57, the Florida Panhandle, who brought Suni Williams and Barry (Butch), returned to the ground for the first time in June this year.

Four crew crews carrying four crew crews Dragon capsula landed with four white and red parachutes, the ocean waters were quiet against a quiet blue sky. In a moment, the dolphins can be seen swimming up to the capsule.

NASA live broadcast The return trip began at 4:45 pm.

Wilmore, 62 and Williams, 59, NASA Astronaut Nick Hague and Roscosmos Cosmonaut Alexander Gorbunov, opened with a dragon spacecraft opened by the International Space Station (ISS) on Monday evening.

NASA’s Livestream, the Hague can be heard “Listen to the ear” to control the mission after the landing of the crew.

Capsule, he began to burn orbit – this is when firing thrusters to re-enter the Earth’s atmosphere – at 5:11

The so-called “closed” astronauts – a period of time used in media reports, NASA and two astronauts have seized watches on earth in this way.

In September, the Hague and Gorbunov came to the ISS, which was two empty seats for the return of Wilmore and Williams, but could not move until the full replacement crew to fill roles in the roles of this visit.

The new crew of four astronauts, Chre-10, ISS arrived last week for regular rotation and will hold the next six months at the Space Station.

After Splashdown, the capsule was opened and raised to the recovery ship, which was opened and astronauts were removed by team members in the ship.

After spending so much time in space, astronauts are medical checks, a standard procedure. For Williams and Wilmore, you can continue while restoring the power of the restraint times.

All four astronauts were smiling and waved, the first time with the Hague, Gorbunov, Williams and then followed Wilmore.

After testing problems left behind

Their Odyssei, Boeing’s Starliner capsule began in June when they were closed for the test flight. This was the first group flight of the Boeing spacecraft and had to spend more than a week in the Orbit Laboratory before returning on June 14.

However, Starliner, even if he made a space power plant on June 6, the last minute of Thrusters stopped almost his texture. This raised concerns that it may not be safe for Wilmore and Williams on a small helium leak.

In August, NASA decided to bring Boeing Starliner – fully autonomous, although it can be managed by hand when necessary – returned to earth without crew.

Since then, Wilmore and Williams, 71/72 crew members, 71/72 crew members, when they expected to hear home, Sacewalks, the research and repair work was made in orbit. Williams also served as ISS commander since September.

They have received In September It was difficult to watch the spacecraft return home.

“It’s in this case,” said Williams, then “You must turn the page and look at the next opportunity.”

For Boeing, NASA was a great failure hoping to join SPACEX as one of the Taxi services appointed to ISS. Engineers are still investigating the decimal split.

Both Williams and Wilmore began in the US Navy and were elected astronauts by NASA in 1998 and 2000. In late June, they took steps in Starliner, and both of them passed two space mission and got acquainted with the subtleties of the space.

As the latest mission approaches, Wilmore will experience the second part of any US astronaucate in space, 404 days in space, along with three spacecraft. Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko occupies a world record that is more than 1,100 aggregates in space.

Long-awaited income

After spending months living in space, visitors are always a little suffering for the body, former NASA astronaut and now onward Air and aerospace company Scott Parazynski.

“It will feel like he is 100 years old,” said CBC news network. “For the first time (in months), they will carry their space suit and their space suits.”

Astronauts use the exercise equipment in ISS to keep shape and prevent some loss of bone calcium and loss of bone calcium and muscle integrity, but still have a large regulation process to restore balance and strength.

However, the nine-month-old stay in ISS is less than three months long before usual rotation, so far away from anyone in space, so no special reserve is required for Williams and Wilmore.

“There’s enough precedent for this,” said Parasynski. “An American astronaut remains in Frank Rubio, ISS – in fact, when a soybean capsule creates a leak in 371 (consistent) day – a record of the United States.”

Astronaut Sergey Krikalev, Mir in the Space Station, the Soviet Union, who sent it there, was dissolved in 1991 and released marooned for 311 days in the length of the original mission.