Astronauts Return After 8-Month ISS Mission
The crew of the "Cr-12" mission returned from the International Space Station to Earth after an eight-month mission. The "Dragon" capsule safely landed in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California following a journey of more than 27 hours. Mission commander Jescia Mir expressed their excitement about returning. The four astronauts—American Mir, American Jack Hathaway, French Sophie Addino, and Russian Andrei Vediev—received initial assistance aboard the ship before being transferred to shore. Addino became the first French female astronaut to perform repair tasks on the International Space Station, completing three extravehicular activities in August and September of last year. The astronauts are expected to stay on Earth for medical procedures before being transported to Houston, Texas.
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