The landing of their campaign at the International Space Station has been successful in helping the trapped pilots.
Four astronomers have returned to the earth after hurrying at the International Space Station (ISS) five months ago to relieve the stuck Test pilot of Boeing’s Starlinner.
On Saturday, on the coast of California, on the coast of California, their spaceX capsules parasited, after one day, after the departure of the rotating laboratory.
“Welcome Home,” SpaceX Mission Control Radio.
NASA’s Ann McClaine and Nichol Aires, Japan’s Takuya Onishi and Russia’s Kiril Peskov were condemned. He started the replacement of two NASA astronauts appointed by the Starlinner’s Bothed Demo in March.
Malfunctions in Starlinner kept Bouch Wilmor and Sunny Williams at a space station for more than nine months instead of a week.
NASA ordered Boeing’s new crew capsule to return empty and switched to the pair on SpaceX. When McClan and her driver came to get their place, they soon left. After that, Wilmor has retired from NASA.
Before leaving the space station on Friday, McClaine struggled to report “some confused times on earth”.
She said, “When we work together, we want to remind them of what people can do when we work together.”
When I returned home in Houston, McClan was waiting for “without doing anything for a few days.” High: Hot shower and juicy burgers on the list of her driver’s will.
It was the third Pacific Splashdown of the SpaceX people, but the first for NASA crew in 50 years. Tech billionaire Alan Masch company changed capsule returns from Florida to the coast of California at the beginning of this year, and reduced the risk of being broken in the populated areas. Back-to-back private crew was the first experience of Pacific Hoing.
The last time the NASA astronaut returned to the Pacific space during the 1975 Apollo-Soyz mission, the historic detents of Americans and Sovieties during the Cold War years.
