The Italian astronaut set a record of living out of Earth

According to ANSA news agency, on June 11, female captain of the Italian Air Force, cosmonaut astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti and two colleagues, Anton Shkaplerov (Russian) and Terry Virts (Americans) returned to Earth safely. .

Female astronauts set a time record for living on ISS

Due to some technical problems, Captain Cristoforetti left the International Space Station (ISS) one month later than expected. Thus, the Italian cosmonaut Samantha Cristoforetti has been living and working for about 200 days (since November 2014) in the universe, this is also the period considered a new record for a female onion and for European cosmonauts in general.

Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti returned to Earth safely.(Source: ANSA)

Earlier, in 2007, the American cosmonaut Sunita Williams stayed on the International Space Station (ISS) 195 days.

In 200 days living on the ISS station, Captain Cristoforetti is constantly updating information and photos through social networks like Twitter and has received a lot of media and public opinion.

In the mission called Futura entrusted by the European Space Agency, Samantha Cristoforetti conducted research on genes, biology, some insects, fruits under the influence of a long-term space flight.

The director of the Italian Space Agency, Roberto Battiston, said the Futura mission that Captain Cristoforetti on the ISS station was successful; Currently, Italy is planning to take astronauts into space between 2017 and 2018-2019 to observe some planets.

On his Twitter page, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi wrote a greeting to Captain Cristoforetti " We are proud of the captain" . Meanwhile, Italian President Sergio Mattarella announced he would welcome female astronauts at the Presidential Palace to show appreciation and respect on behalf of the nation.