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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>CAPE CANAVERAL: SpaceX<\/a> brought four astronauts home with a midnight splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico on Friday, capping the busiest month yet for Elon Musk<\/a>'s taxi service.

The three U.S. astronauts and one German in the capsule were bobbing off the Florida coast, near Tampa, less than 24 hours after leaving the
International Space Station<\/a>. NASA expected to have them back in Houston later in the morning.

\"That was a great ride,\" said Raja Chari, the capsule commander. As for the reintroduction to gravity, he noted: \"Only one complaint. These water bottles are super heavy.\"

NASA's Chari, Tom Marshburn and Kayla Barron, and the European Space Agency's Matthias Maurer, were out of the capsule within an hour of splashdown, waving and giving thumbs-up as they were hustled away on rolling chaises for medical checks.

Their departure from the space station Thursday was bittersweet, as they embraced the seven astronauts remaining there.

\"It's the end of a six-month mission, but I think the space dream lives on,\" Maurer said.

SpaceX brought up their U.S. and Italian replacements last week, after completing a charter trip to the station for a trio of businessmen.

That amounts to two crew launches and two splashdowns in barely a month. Musk's company has now launched 26 people into orbit in less than two years, since it started ferrying astronauts for NASA. Eight of those 26 were space tourists.

SpaceX's William Gerstenmaier, a vice president, acknowledges it's \"a pretty exciting time.\"

Barely five hours after splashdown, the company founded by Musk in 2002 launched a fresh batch of its own internet satellites known as Starlinks from Cape Canaveral. There were 53 of the mini flat-panel satellites in this predawn load.

\"Satellites are nice, but flying people are a little special and a little bit different, and the team here sure understands that,\" he told reporters. \"There's a sense of relief and and a sense of accomplishment that you know you've done something good.\"

NASA is more impressed than ever, given SpaceX's unprecedented pace. The only problem of note in the latest flight was a mechanical nut that wiggled loose and floated away from the SpaceX capsule following Thursday's undocking. Officials assured everyone it would not pose a danger to the space station.

\"Look at all this work in the last month,\" said Kathy Lueders, NASA's space operations mission chief. \"I really want to personally thank SpaceX for just, wow, just performing such seamless operations on all those missions.\"

The astronauts said their mission was highlighted by the three visitors and their ex-astronaut escort who dropped by in April, opening up NASA's side of the station to paying guests after decades of resistance.

On the down side, they had to contend with a dangerous spike in space junk after Russia blew up a satellite in a missile test in mid-November. More than 1,500 pieces of shrapnel spread across Earth's orbit for years to come.

While the war in Ukraine has caused tensions between the U.S. and Russia, the astronauts have stood by their Russian crewmates, and vice versa. Flight controllers in Houston and Moscow also continued to cooperate as always, according to NASA officials.

As he relinquished command of the space station earlier this week, Marshburn called it \"a place of peace\" and said international cooperation would likely be its lasting legacy. Russian Oleg Artemyev, the new commander, also emphasized the \"peace between our countries, our friendship\" in orbit and described his crewmates as brothers and sisters.

Up there now are three Russians, three Americans and one Italian.

It was Marshburn's third spaceflight, and the first for the three returning with him. Chari and Barron's next stop could be the moon; they are among 18 U.S. astronauts picked for NASA's Artemis moon-landing program. Two others in that elite group are now at the space station.


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SpaceX带来4名宇航员回家,然后启动53个卫星

说:“这是一个伟大的骑拉沙里河,胶囊指挥官。至于重新引入重力,他指出:“只有一个投诉。这些水瓶超级重。”

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卡纳维拉尔角:SpaceX公司带四位宇航员带回家一个午夜在海中溅落在墨西哥湾的周五,还限制最繁忙的月份Elon Musk出租车服务。

三个美国宇航员和一个德国的胶囊是在佛罗里达海岸摆动,坦帕附近,离开后不到24小时国际空间站。美国国家航空航天局将早上晚些时候会回到休斯顿。

说:“这是一个伟大的骑拉沙里河,胶囊指挥官。至于重新引入重力,他指出:“只有一个投诉。这些水瓶超级重。”

美国宇航局沙里河,汤姆·马什本和凯拉巴伦,和欧洲太空总署的马提亚·毛雷尔胶囊后的一小时内,在海中溅落,挥舞着伸出大拇指,匆忙离开时轧制更接受检查。

他们周四离开空间站是苦乐参半的,当他们接受了剩下的七名宇航员。

“这是结束为期六个月的任务,但我认为太空梦想的生活,“毛雷尔说。

SpaceX长大上周美国和意大利的替代品,在完成一个宪章去车站三个商人。

相当于两个机组启动和两个在海中溅落在仅仅一个月。麝香的公司已经推出了26人送入轨道在不到两年的时间,因为它为NASA开始运送宇航员。八26是太空游客。

SpaceX的威廉•Gerstenmaier副总裁,承认这是“一个非常激动人心的时刻。”

在海中溅落仅仅五小时后,公司于2002年由麝香推出新一批自己的互联网卫星称为我们从卡纳维拉尔角。有53的迷你平板卫星在这黎明前的负载。

“卫星是不错,但飞行人有点特别,有点不同,这里的团队肯定明白,”他告诉记者。“有一种如释重负的感觉,和成就感,你知道你做了一件好事。”

NASA比以往任何时候都更加深刻的印象,鉴于SpaceX的前所未有的速度。唯一的问题在最近的航班是机械螺母,扭动着宽松,飘离SpaceX周四出坞后胶囊。官员保证每个人都不会对国际空间站构成威胁。

“看看所有这些工作在上个月,”凯西Lueders说,美国宇航局的太空行动任务。“我真的很想亲自谢谢SpaceX,哇,只是在所有这些任务执行这样的无缝操作。”

所反映出的宇航员说他们的任务是三名游客和他们的ex-astronaut护送下降了4月,NASA的空间站开放支付客人经过几十年的阻力。

下来,他们不得不面对一个危险的太空垃圾激增后,俄罗斯在导弹炸毁了卫星测试11月中旬。1500多块弹片遍布地球的轨道。

而在乌克兰的战争引起了美国和俄罗斯之间的紧张关系,宇航员们站在他们的俄罗斯宇航员,反之亦然。飞行控制器在休斯顿和莫斯科也继续一如既往地合作,根据NASA的官员。

他放弃了命令的空间站本周早些时候,·马什本称之为“和平”的地方,并表示国际合作可能会持久的遗产。俄罗斯奥列格•Artemyev新的指挥官,也强调了“我们两国之间的和平,我们的友谊”轨道,形容他的船员兄弟姐妹。

现在有三个俄罗斯人,三个美国人和一个意大利人。

·马什本第三航天,第一个三与他返回。沙里河和《巴伦周刊》的下一站可能是月亮;他们是18美国宇航员为NASA阿尔忒弥斯登月计划。两人在精英集团现在空间站。


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>CAPE CANAVERAL: SpaceX<\/a> brought four astronauts home with a midnight splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico on Friday, capping the busiest month yet for Elon Musk<\/a>'s taxi service.

The three U.S. astronauts and one German in the capsule were bobbing off the Florida coast, near Tampa, less than 24 hours after leaving the
International Space Station<\/a>. NASA expected to have them back in Houston later in the morning.

\"That was a great ride,\" said Raja Chari, the capsule commander. As for the reintroduction to gravity, he noted: \"Only one complaint. These water bottles are super heavy.\"

NASA's Chari, Tom Marshburn and Kayla Barron, and the European Space Agency's Matthias Maurer, were out of the capsule within an hour of splashdown, waving and giving thumbs-up as they were hustled away on rolling chaises for medical checks.

Their departure from the space station Thursday was bittersweet, as they embraced the seven astronauts remaining there.

\"It's the end of a six-month mission, but I think the space dream lives on,\" Maurer said.

SpaceX brought up their U.S. and Italian replacements last week, after completing a charter trip to the station for a trio of businessmen.

That amounts to two crew launches and two splashdowns in barely a month. Musk's company has now launched 26 people into orbit in less than two years, since it started ferrying astronauts for NASA. Eight of those 26 were space tourists.

SpaceX's William Gerstenmaier, a vice president, acknowledges it's \"a pretty exciting time.\"

Barely five hours after splashdown, the company founded by Musk in 2002 launched a fresh batch of its own internet satellites known as Starlinks from Cape Canaveral. There were 53 of the mini flat-panel satellites in this predawn load.

\"Satellites are nice, but flying people are a little special and a little bit different, and the team here sure understands that,\" he told reporters. \"There's a sense of relief and and a sense of accomplishment that you know you've done something good.\"

NASA is more impressed than ever, given SpaceX's unprecedented pace. The only problem of note in the latest flight was a mechanical nut that wiggled loose and floated away from the SpaceX capsule following Thursday's undocking. Officials assured everyone it would not pose a danger to the space station.

\"Look at all this work in the last month,\" said Kathy Lueders, NASA's space operations mission chief. \"I really want to personally thank SpaceX for just, wow, just performing such seamless operations on all those missions.\"

The astronauts said their mission was highlighted by the three visitors and their ex-astronaut escort who dropped by in April, opening up NASA's side of the station to paying guests after decades of resistance.

On the down side, they had to contend with a dangerous spike in space junk after Russia blew up a satellite in a missile test in mid-November. More than 1,500 pieces of shrapnel spread across Earth's orbit for years to come.

While the war in Ukraine has caused tensions between the U.S. and Russia, the astronauts have stood by their Russian crewmates, and vice versa. Flight controllers in Houston and Moscow also continued to cooperate as always, according to NASA officials.

As he relinquished command of the space station earlier this week, Marshburn called it \"a place of peace\" and said international cooperation would likely be its lasting legacy. Russian Oleg Artemyev, the new commander, also emphasized the \"peace between our countries, our friendship\" in orbit and described his crewmates as brothers and sisters.

Up there now are three Russians, three Americans and one Italian.

It was Marshburn's third spaceflight, and the first for the three returning with him. Chari and Barron's next stop could be the moon; they are among 18 U.S. astronauts picked for NASA's Artemis moon-landing program. Two others in that elite group are now at the space station.


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