Obnews Digital Desk. Four astronauts stranded in space returned to Earth Cape Canaveral (America), October 25 (AP) Four astronauts returned to Earth on Friday after spending nearly eight months at the space station due to a malfunction in Boeing's 'capsule' and storm 'Milton'. Returned to earth.
These astronauts, who returned in the 'Space X' capsule after leaving the International Space Station in the middle of the week, landed in the Gulf of Mexico near the coast of Florida with the help of parachute. These three American and one Russian astronaut were to return to Earth only two months ago. But their return was delayed due to problems with Boeing's new 'Starliner space capsule'. The 'Starliner space capsule' returned empty due to safety concerns. After this, their return was delayed by two weeks due to bad sea conditions and strong winds caused by Hurricane Milton.
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'Space Barrett praised the in-country aid team, saying, “The team worked with us to replan, retool, and redo everything… and helped us navigate all of these challenges.”
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The mission of Starline's two astronauts, Indian-origin Sunita Williams and 'test pilot' Butch Wilmore, who went in their place, has increased from eight days to eight months. SpaceX sent two more astronauts four weeks ago. All of them will remain there till February. After months of being overcrowded, the space station now has seven crew members at its normal capacity, including four American and three Russian astronauts.
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