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Cape Canaveral, Fla. (AP) – The first visitors of the International Space Station of India, Poland and Hungary came back to Earth on Monday and wrapped a private mission and caught a ride house with SpaceX.
His capsule was closed from the orbiting lab and a Splashdown was a Splashdown in Pacific from the coast of Southern California.
Small, privately funded mission, for the first time in more than 40 years, India, Poland and Hungary saw one of their own rockets in class. The three astronauts were accompanied by America’s most experienced Space Flier, Pagi Whitson, who works for the Axiom Space, which charts the flight. He launched NASA’s Kennedy Space Center on 25 June.
Shubhhu Shukla of India, Slavose Uznanski-Visnivski of Poland and Tibor Kapu of Hungary did dozens of experiments during their stay. He also called the Prime Ministers of his countries as well as school children.
During the Sunday farewell ceremony, Kapu said, “We will spread the word in our countries that these things are within our reach. These things are also possible for small countries like us.”
Shukla said that “this is really a miracle” when humanity comes together for a general goal.
“Akash is no longer a limit. We can find the space,” said Uznanski-Visnivski.
Uznanski-Wisniewski took special pride in the first piece in space. He picked up cabbage and mushroom-stuff pakoras, which were freeze-dry in advance for easy cooking in zero gravity.
His three countries shared the cost of the mission, with more than $ 65 million paid.
It was the fourth station journey of Axiom from 2022. Houston company customers include rich as well as countries seeking representation in space. NASA embraces a commercial spaceflight, which helps set the platform for private space stations in tasks by the Axiom and other people.
The seven full -time residents of the space station are behind in the classroom representing the US, Russia and Japan. Four of them will be converted to a few weeks by a new crew launched by SpaceX to NASA.
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