“Spacebound Struggles: Why Doctors Are Racing Against Time to Reach Stranded Astronauts”
They’re an “honorary part of the recovery team,” NASA commentators joked about the marine creatures.
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Netizens were both relieved and concerned to finally see the pair return to solid ground.
“Thats awesome. Im sure they must have some wild stories to tell about space!!!” one commenter said.
Another wrote, “What an amazing thing to witness! The pod of dolphins that greeted the SpaceX capsule was great!”
Williams and Wilmore were accompanied by the other members of NASA’s Crew-9 Mission, American astronaut Nick Hague and Russian cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov
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Other comments took a different tone, with one saying, “Welcome back to hell.”
“They may want to take the next shuttle back,” another wrote.
One joked, “Welcome back! just don’t look at the egg prices.”
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Many were worried about the astronauts’ health, wondering when they would be able fully adjust to life back on Earth.
“They won’t be walking for a while,” one commenter said, while another wrote, “Wonder how long it’ll take them to rebuild their muscles and coordination to start running again.”
“I’d be curious to read about their health in the next few weeks,” one social media user said
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“Nine months is nasty,” one said. “I imagine they lost a lot of weight.”
“I’d be curious to read about their health in the next few weeks. I think something happens to the bones,” another wrote.
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