NASA astronauts return home after 9 months of staying in space (Video)

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A pair of NASA astronauts stayed in space for nine months and finally returned to Earth on Tuesday, splashing down in the Gulf of America, Tallahassee, Florida. They were replaced by a new four-person crew of 10 over the weekend, transported by Space Dragon Capsules, “on behalf of space, welcome home,” radio SpaceX Mission Control. Thrusters, forcing NASA to send it back to the air. Later, additional SpaceX capsule issues further delayed their homecoming. With relief staff in place, Wilmore and Williams could eventually leave. Their dragon capsules performed “multiple orbital actions” before re-entering the Earth's atmosphere and splashed near Florida. The International Space Station orbited 250 miles above the Earth, NASA continued to work with Boeing to solve the Starliner problem. Meanwhile, SpaceX remained a key player in NASA's commercial crew program, and has now completed 10 human space flight missions. After 17 hours of transport from the International Space Station (ISS), the crews splashed safely “ears” and Hague laughed.

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