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Sunita Williams, an American Astronaut of Indian origin, returned to Earth at 3:27 pm on Tuesday at 3:27 pm. She stayed at the International Space Station for 9 months and 14 days. It took him 17 hours to return to Earth from the International Space Station. Its temperature was more than 1650 ° C when the spacecraft entered the Earth's atmosphere. During this period, the communication blackout was for about 7 minutes.
17 hours See this entire journey in 10 photos …..
On March 18, Sunita Williams and 3 other Astronaut Space Station of Crew-9 left.
The first picture inside the spacecraft during his return to Earth.
The first picture of the retirement of the spacecraft in the Earth's atmosphere.
Shortly after the retirement, both parachutes of the spacecraft opened.
The parachute of the spacecraft opened like this. The cameras in the spacecraft captured this moment.
The four astronaut parachutes open before the spacecraft lands into the sea.
According to Indian time, the spacecraft took place on the sea surface at 3:27 am on March 19.
Shortly after the landing, the recovery crew reached the spacecraft.
The recovery crew loaded the spacecraft on the boat.
Water was poured before opening the gate of the spacecraft.
