NASA Astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Suni Williams Who Had Been Stuck in Space for More than Nine Months Returned to Earth on Tuesday.
The duo, Whose Weeklong Mission was Prolonged Due to a Mistake of their Boeing Starliner Craft, Departed from the International Space Station (ISS) on Tuesday Morning in A Space X Pill.
Willmore and Williams with Two extra Astronauts-Aternican Nick Hague and Russian Cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov-Embarked on A 17-Hour Trip to Earth at 1.05 am ET (0505 GMT).
The Capsule Carrying the Astronauts Splashed Down Off Florida’s Coast Later On Tuesday at 5:57 PM et.
NASA Astronauts Finally Leave Space Station
Live Footage Showed the Astronauts Laughing, Hugging and Posing for Photos with their Colleagues from the Station Before They Left The Iss.
They have been that Sealed Inside the Capsule, Wearing Their Re-Entry Suits, Boots and Helmets, For Two Hours While Final Pressure, Communications and Seal Tests Were Carreied Out.
The Four -Person Crew is Formally a Part of Nasa’s Crew -9 Astronaut Rotation Mission.
“Crew-9 is going home,” Said Commander Nick Hague from Inside the Capsule.
Hague Said It was a Privilege to “Call the Station Home” as Component of a Worldwide Effort for the “Benefit of Humanity.”
Having Spent A Prolonged Period in Space, Upon Their Return to Earth, The Astronauts Desires Spend Several Days of Health Checks at Nasa’s Space Center in Houston.
Prolonged Goal Acrobatics Right into Political Phenomenon
The Two Veteran Nasa Astronauts and Retired Us Navy Test Pilots Were Sent Into Space As Starliner’s First Crew in June and their Mission Was Initally Supposed to Last Just A FEW Days.
However, Problems with the Starliner’s Propulsion System Led to Multiple Delays In Their Return Home What Led Nasa to Decide that they will surely return to Earth in an area x craft.
Willmore and Williams’s Stay in Space Expeded the Standard Six-Month Long ISS Rotation
The Delay within the Mission Spotlighted Nasa’s Contingency Planning as Well as The Failures of Boeing’s Starliner SpaceCraft.
The Goal Evening Political Attention With Us President Donald Trump Calling for A Quicker Return of the Astronauts and Alleging That Former President Joe Biden “Abandoned” Them on the Iss for Political Reasons.
Edited by: Alex Berry, Wesley Dockery
