US EditionMass. space experts on the impact of astronauts' bodies back on Earth
- Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore returned to Earth on March 18, 2025, after spending nine months at the International Space Station following mechanical issues with their Boeing Starliner capsule.
- During her mission, Williams set a female record for the most spacewalk hours at 62 hours and 6 minutes.
- NASA will conduct medical evaluations on the astronauts to assess how their bodies changed in microgravity, including muscle loss and other adjustments.
- A teacher named Todd Winchester reported excited students celebrating Williams' return as a hometown hero.
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Mass. space experts on the impact of astronauts' bodies back on Earth
The astronauts will be checked out by flight surgeons as they adjust to gravity, officials said, and should be allowed to go home after a day or two. However, their condition will be monitored for long after that.
·Boston, United States
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USA TodayWhat happened after Starliner astronauts landed? Return, recovery, reuniting with family
The Starliner and Crew-9 astronauts will now remain in crew quarters at the Johnson Space Center in Houston for a few days to recover.
·Eugene, United States
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