SpaceX Splashdown: ISS astronauts return after 5 months; NASA’s first Pacific Landing in 50 years

This image provided by NASA, from the left, members of NASA’s SpaceX Crew -10 Jaxa

Four astronauts have safely returned to Earth after spending five months. International Space Station (ISS). His SpaceX capsules on Saturday printed into the Pacific Ocean from the coast of Southern California, which occurred a day after leaving the Parikrama laboratory.NASA’s Anne McClane and Nicole Aires, Japan’s Takua Onishi, and Russia’s Kiril Peskov launched in March, which was launched after its failed test mission to replace two NASA astronauts trapped on the Starelineer of Boeing. In “Welcome Home,” SpaceX, Mission Control Parachutes in water as capsules.Starlineer’s malfunction forced Buch Wilmore and Sun. Williams to stay in class for more than nine months instead of a planned week. NASA finally ordered the capsule to return empty, which shifted the pair to a spaceX flight. Wilmore has since retired from NASA.Before departing on Friday, McClenn said, “We want this mission, our mission, remind me of what people can do when we work together, when we search when we look together.” She said she was eager to “do nothing for a few days” in Houston, while her crew expected hot rain and burger.This was the first of SpaceX NASA Crew Splashdown In Pacific in 50 years, Elon Musk’s company earlier this year to reduce the risk of debris with returns shifting from Florida to California. The last NASA astronauts were part of 1975 to enter the Pacific Apollo-soyaz missionA historical joint effort between the US and the Soviet Union.