【Replay】Astronauts stranded on board, SpaceX Dragon spacecraft returns

On the early morning of March 18th, SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft departed from the International Space Station on the East Coast time. The spacecraft carried four crew members, including astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams who had been stranded for nine months.

This momentous event was live-streamed by media outlets such as New Tang Dynasty and Epoch Times, offering real-time translation subtitles for viewers to follow along.

The successful departure marked the beginning of the journey back to Earth for the crew, who had spent a significant amount of time aboard the space station conducting various experiments and tasks.

The return trip is expected to take several hours as the spacecraft navigates its way through space and re-enters the Earth’s atmosphere. Upon reaching Earth, the crew will undergo medical checks and debriefings to ensure their well-being following their extended mission in space.

This mission highlights the ongoing advancements in space exploration and the importance of international collaboration in pushing the boundaries of human exploration beyond our planet.

As the crew makes their way back to Earth, they carry with them a wealth of scientific data and experiences that will contribute to our understanding of living and working in space for extended periods.

The crew’s safe return will mark the successful completion of this mission and pave the way for future space exploration endeavors, inspiring new generations to reach for the stars and explore the vast unknown of outer space.