Sophie Adenot back in Europe after 237 days aboard ISS
Adenot has returned from a 237-day stay aboard the International Space Station. ESA says it was the longest space mission by a European astronaut so far.
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Sophie Adenot is back in Europe after returning from the International Space Station with her Crew-12 colleagues, according to the European Space Agency (ESA). They undocked on 7 October following a handover to Crew-13 and splashed down off the California coast the next day, according to ESA. [1]
ESA says Adenot spent 237 days aboard the station and completed more than 3,700 orbits of Earth. It describes the flight as the longest space mission by a European astronaut so far. In an update on 12 October, ESA said she would begin post-flight data collection and rehabilitation as she readjusts to life on Earth. [1]
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