India, Poland, Hungary crew return from space station

The first visitors of the International Space Station from India, Poland and Hungary completed a special task and returned home with SpaceX.

His capsules came out of the orbit laboratory on Monday and the next morning he targeted a leap on the coast of Southern California in the Pacific.

Shortly financed task, for more than 40 years, India, Poland and Hungary’s own rockets of Hungary’s own rockets pointed out for the first time.

The three astronodes were accompanied by the American’s most experienced space brochure Peggy Whitson, who works for the Axiom Space, who rented the flight.

They started on June 25 at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.

Shubhanshu Shukla of India, Poland’s Slawosz Uznanski-Wisniewski and Tibor Kapu from Hungary did dozens of experiments. They also made calls from school children as well as the prime ministers of their countries.

“We will spread the promise that these things are in our countries in our countries. These are possible for smaller countries like ours,” Kapu said at the farewell ceremony, which resulted in an emotional group of emotional groups. He said.

Shukla said that when humanity came together for a common goal, it was “really a miracle”.

Uznanski-Wisniewski, “The sky is no longer the border. We can explore the area,” he added Uznanski-Wisniewski.

Uznanski-Wisniewski was proud of the first Pierogies in space.

Zero took the cabbage and mushroom pens, which were previously frozen to cook in zero gravity.

Three countries shared the cost of the task and paid more than $ 65 million.

Since 2022, Axiom’s fourth station trip.

The customer of the Houston company includes wealthy and countries who want to represent them in space.

NASA embraces commercial space flight and helps to prepare the ground for private space stations in Ay Landers’ works, as well as Axiom and others.

The seven full -time inhabitants of the Space Station remain in the orbit representing the USA, Russia and Japan. Four will be replaced by a new team initiated by NASA by NASA within a few weeks.