After nine months, two pioneers are stuck at the space station, they leave to Earth

For more than nine months at the International Space Station, the American astronaut left the orbital laboratory early Tuesday, and it is the last station on their return journey, which raises widespread attention.
Boch Wilmor and Sony Williams left the International Space Station at 05,05 GMT via the spacecraft “Crowe Dragon” affiliated to the company “Spice X”, which is owned by billionaire Eileon Musk, showed that scenes showed by the NASA directly on the air.
NASA explained that it is supposed to land with another American astronaut and a Russian astronaut off the Florida coast on Tuesday at ten in the evening GMT.

Task

Willore Williams, an experienced astronaut in NASA, had set out in June to the space station on an eight -day mission, but their stay due to breakdowns monitored in the “Starlaner” vehicle that transported them.
NASA preferred to return the vehicle made by “Boeing”, empty as a precautionary measure, and to assign the task of returning them to “Spice X”.

The record number

Despite the length of their stay in space, Boot Willur and Sony Williams did not go beyond the record set by American astronaut Frank Rubio.
The latter spent 371 days at the International Space Station in 2023, instead of the six months that he was planned at first, due to the leakage of a cooling liquid in the Russian spacecraft, which was scheduled to be used on the return trip.
Russian Valery Poliakov, who spent 437 days in a row at the previous space station “Mir” during the 1994-1995 stage, still holds the absolute record for the longest individual stay in space.