Astronauts that fly to the International Space Station in June have started their 17 -hour home trip after several delays.
For the international space station (ISS), Americanastronauts, who have been planned for more than nine months, have begun their home trip to the country.
SpaceX’s Crew Dragon ship removed from ISS after seven o’clock on Tuesday and started its 17 -hour home trip. The US Astronauts of the US Space Administration are on the ride Butch Wilmore and Suni Williamswho were originally supposed to spend about a week at the space station for an exercise.
Wilmore and Williams arrived at the space station in June. However, due to technical faults that came to Boeing’s Starliner ship, the Astronaut’s home trip was over nine months.
During these months, Wilmore and Williams have, among other things, participated in the research of the space station and made space walks together.
Now the Dragon Crew ship brings astronauts home as part of ISS staff rotation. The ship is expected to land in the sea in the US Florida State in 17 hours.
There is also a third Americanastronaut returning from the space station and a Russian cosmonaut. Americans and Russians work at ISS.
Nasa uploaded a video of the Crew Dragon space station to leave his X account.
Source: AP