Three astronauts returned after 168 days living in space

The astronauts safely landed on Earth with Russian spacecraft and in good health.

The Soyuz spacecraft sent astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS) to land on the prairies in Kazakhstan on June 3, Fox News reported. The cabin had no problems when landing with a large red and white umbrella.

The Soyuz spacecraft safely returned astronauts to Earth.(Cropped image from clip).

The three astronauts completed the mission, Anton Shkaplerov (Russia), Scott Tingle (USA) and Norishige Kanai (Japan) . They were taken out of the cabin for 30 minutes. It all seems to be in good health. After going out, the astronauts are taken care of to re-adapt to gravity on Earth.

"First of all, we feel fine. We are a bit tired but also proud to have completed the mission and are happy to return to Earth. Glad because the weather is nice, sunny. The landing process is also Shkaplerov shared.

The astronauts will be taken to the city of Karaganda, about 400km northeast of the land point. There, they will undergo a more thorough health check, then fly to Moscow, Russia or Houston, USA.

There are astronauts at the ISS station, Drew Feustel (USA), Ricky Arnold (USA) and Oleg Artemyev (Russia). Three other astronauts are scheduled to board the station on June 6 from Kazakhstan.