NASA said the war did not affect our missions in space.
Russia is waging war on Ukraine. The United States has been sharply critical of Russia.
It has also imposed various sanctions against Russia.
Both nations are on earth like a giraffe and a snake.
But in space, soldiers from both countries crawled together. You will also notice that for the past one month NASA has been avoiding criticizing Russia’s attack.
NASA said the war did not affect our missions in space.
NASA astronaut Mark Wande Hey returned to Earth last Wednesday. Not only that, he was accompanied by two Russian astronauts who landed in Kazakhstan.
Mark returned after a total of 355 days in space.
The names of the Russian astronauts were Anton Schaplerov and Pyotr Dubrov.
The trio returned home on a Russian warplane.
The space station was a symbol of the friendship between Moscow and Washington after the Cold War. Brought Russia into the community of international cooperation.
It also prevented Russian rocket engineers from selling expertise to countries like North Korea that want to build better missiles.
But over the past month, Russia has faced sanctions and condemnation from the West. Faced isolation among the nations of the world.
US President Joe Biden has strongly condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Thus, it is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
After traveling 5,680 Earth orbits, Mark, who has flown over 150 million miles, was greeted by NASA flight attendants, public affairs officials and representatives of the astronaut’s office and space station management.
From there 3 astronauts were taken on a Russian flight to the city of Karakanda. From there, the American astronaut left for the United States aboard a NASA jet.
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“The relationship between NASA and our international partners continues for the safety of our astronauts,” said NASA Administrator Bill Nelson.
The European Space Agency has postponed a rover to Mars due to its reliance on Russian rockets.
Construction of the International Space Station’s orbit began in 1998 as a joint venture between the United States, Russia, Europe, Japan and Canada.
Funded by NASA and built by Russia, it is actually part of the NASA-led space station. The long-term future of the International Space Station is unclear.
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