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Soyuz MS-23 landing
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2023
- The Soyuz MS-23 spacecraft landed in Kazakhstan on 27 September 2023, at 11:17 UTC (07:17 EDT), with Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Prokopyev, Dmitri Petelin and NASA astronaut Frank Rubio. Returning after 371 days in space, Frank Rubio now holds the record for longest single spaceflight by an American astronaut.
Credit: NASA/Roscosmos
Soyuz MS-23 landing #SoyuzMS23
Союз МС-23 посадка #СоюзМС23
The paradoxical nature of the situation is evident: while Russia and the US are indirectly at war on Earth, their astronauts collaborated harmoniously aboard the space station. Their peaceful coexistence in the vastness of space starkly contrasted with the animosity their countries exhibited on the ground. Even upon their return, the American astronaut's gentle treatment by the Russians in the desert further highlighted the perplexing duality of human behaviour.
Hahahahahahahhahahaha
Time to leave Earth???
Isn’t that the truth?
Exactly. This proves that political greed is the issue, not science and technology.
Yup. Makes the treatment of Ukraine look even more ridiculous than it already did.
Congratulations to ALL and most of all for their perfect cooperation!
Humankind can get along and be kind to each other. It's just a matter of choice.❤
Welcome back Rocket Men Frank Rubio 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇸🇻🇸🇻
It’s nice to see this level of cooperation with the Russians…
Finally they are back, must be a huge relief for all of them
...and their families...
We'll done amazing
Bendito Dios, por tan buena colaboración Rusia❤
Mis respetos.
3:03 Someone played a phrase of Kalinka with a balalaika.
Trying to make him feel like he's home on Earth again lol
Wow so amazing and inspiring!
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Awesome, How cool it’s going to be for our grandchildren in the future.
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So thankful they are back on earth. Now, I wonder what kind of health issues they will face in the future.
I wonder what they feel to be in gravity after more than a year in weightlessness. Everything must feel so heavy and their bodies must feel like they are being crushed.
I have heard that they may experience real long term health concerns - decreased bone density is one I remember.@@pawl442
Awesome morning guys...😎😎😎
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No Decontamination?
Didn't they see any of the 1950's SciFi movies or at least The Thing?
Amazing we can work together to, in and from space, but we can't seem to work on Earth. Are we that dense or do we depend on the ideological menace known as politics???
They look exhausted. Needs lots of rest.
the image quality for the landing is surprisingly bad...
This is by far the most proven method of getting back from space... The statistics speak for themselves.. only Russia and China are currently sending humans to space and this is the method they use,,, tried and tested
Crew Dragon www.youtube.com/@SciNewsRo/search?query=crew%20dragon
What will happen when Russian Roscosmos Project stops cooperating with this ISS project in 2024, because all of the expeditions to ISS must use Russian space aircraft like Soyuz? Can NASA make space aircraft to ISS?
That is fake news and NASA already has Crew Dragon www.youtube.com/@SciNewsRo/search?query=crew%20dragon
I can't imagine how weak they must feel, after a year of weightlessness.
Why isn't he walking
I'm guessing it's a gravity issue.
JAXA: "astronauts returning to earth often experience dizziness when standing up, known as orthostatic hypotension. This occurs because gravity on the Earth is stronger than in space, and it is more difficult to deliver blood from the heart to the head." humans-in-space.jaxa.jp/en/life/health-in-space/body-impact/
He was ij cramp for year without walk.