The 28th international fleet returned safely to Earth

According to the VNA correspondent in the Russian Federation, on the morning of November 22, the 29/29 international air crew consisted of Russian astronaut Sergei Volkov, American astronaut Michael Fossum and Japanese astronaut Satosi Furukawa returned to Earth. all.

The landing unit of the "Combined TMA-02M" ship landed in the prairies of Kazakhstan and the health of all three astronauts mentioned above was good.

During 167 days and nights working on the International Orbital Station (ISS), three Russian, American and Japanese astronauts once worked out of space, receiving and unloading goods from cargo ships. "Progress M-10M", "Progress M-11M" with two spacecraft with "Combined TMA-21" and "TMA-22 Combined" operators as well as "Atlantis."

They also completed a massive workload of experiments and scientific research.

Currently on ISS, three astronauts, including Daniel Berbenk of the United States, Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin, of Russia, are continuing their experiments - scientific research to explore and exploit the universe for human life.