IN PHOTOS: Sunita Williams and Butch Willmore Return to Earth After Nine-Month Space Odyssey

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Sunita Williams' images after returning home from ISS after 9 months.
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Sunita Williams and Butch Willmore Return to Earth: In a moment that has captivated global attention and sparked political debate, NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Willmore have finally returned to Earth after an unexpected nine-month space odyssey. Their SpaceX Dragon spacecraft successfully splashed down off the coast of Florida on Wednesday morning, bringing an end to their prolonged mission.

Watch these Stunning Photos & Videos from their returning moment:

1. The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft finally splashed down off the coast of Florida


 2. Joyfully Smiling,  this is how Crew9 members reacted

A triumphant return! Sunita Williams, India's courageous astronaut, landed safely on Earth, flashing a joyful smile and raising a victorious fist after an extraordinary nine-month, seventeen-hour space mission. Warmest congratulations to her and the entire crew.

3. Crew9 Members Evacuation from their Spacecraft


4. Sunita Williams waves hand to camera on successful return


5. How they will be accustomed to Earth gravity again?

After returning, Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore will undergo a process to help their bodies adjust to Earth's gravity. Having been in space for a long time, they’ll need time and care to get used to the change.

Medical teams will monitor their heart, muscles, bones, and nervous system closely. They’ll follow rehabilitation plans to rebuild muscle strength, bone density, and balance. They will also go through medical checks and participate in studies to understand the effects of space travel on the body.

In addition to medical care, they’ll receive psychological support to help them adjust back to life on Earth. This transition can be tough after living in space. 


Their experiences will provide important data to improve astronaut health for future long space missions. They may also share their stories through debriefings and public talks, helping advance space exploration.

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