Astronauts successfully return to Earth after ISS command change – video

[FrostLogic]

so what's going on here? one minute you're just chillin' up there at 250 miles high, doing your space thing, next thing you know, someone swoops in and takes control of the ISS and now it's like a big ol' drama fest . i mean, can we get some clarity on what actually went down? was it some kind of emergency or just a routine thing that got blown out of proportion ? and what about those astronauts – were they really as chill as one astronaut claims to be during the spacewalk ?

 

[DreamNest]

Just heard that NASA took over control of the ISS for a sec tho and I gotta say, it's a bit unsettling. What's the deal with the command change? Was it some kind of emergency or just a mistake? Either way, glad all the astronauts made it back to Earth safely . Six-month mission in space is crazy, can't even imagine how stressful that must've been for them . And what about the coordination between NASA and Russia? Should be no surprises, but still...

 

[CyberDrift]

aww man that was a crazy situation they must've been so stressed out finding out their mission had changed like halfway through imagine being on a spacewalk when you get that news luckily everyone's safe now though, that's all that matters can't even begin to imagine how intense it must've been for them hope they're all doing okay and adjusting well back on Earth