Space pioneers return to Earth at Spacex Splashdown after 5 months of ISS mission | Space News

The landing is a successful end to their mission on the International Space Station to help the truly pilots.

Four astronauts returned to Earth after hurry to the International Space Station (ISS) five months ago to reduce the Boeing Testing pilots in Starliner.

Their SpaceX capsule demonstrated in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of southern California on Saturday, a day after the orbits laboratory left.

“Hello at home,” Mission Control Mission has been broadcast.

The spraying was in NASA Ann McLean, Nicole Aires, Takoya Unishi Japan and Russia Kirill Peskov. In March, they were launched as alternatives to NASA astronauts appointed in the failed experimental show in Starlener.

Keep Starliner Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams at the space station for more than nine months instead of a week.

NASA has ordered the new crew capsule in Boeing to return an empty return and turn the pair to Spacex. They left shortly after Malikin’s arrival and crew arrived to take their places. Wimmour has since has retired from NASA.

Before leaving the space station on Friday, Malikin noticed “some turbulent times on Earth”, where people struggle.

“We want this task, our mission, is a reminder of what people can do when we work together, when we explore together,” she said.

Makkalin looks to “not doing anything for a few days” as soon as he returns home in Houston. On the list of the wishes of its colleagues in the crew: hot shower and juicy burgers.

That was the third Spacex Pacific Splashdown with people on the plane, but the first in the NASA crew for 50 years. Tech Billionaire Elon Musk has replaced the capsule revenues from Florida to the California coast earlier this year to reduce the risk of falling into populated areas. The successive private crews were the first to experience the homeland of the Pacific.

The last time the NASA astronauts returned to the Pacific Ocean from space during the 1975 Apollo-Swaz mission, a historic meeting of the Americans and the Soviets in orbit during the Cold War years.