Three astronauts returned from the space station

These three astronauts returned to Earth - Mark Vand of Nasa, Joe Akaba and Alexander Misurkin of Russia. They came to Kazhakstan in the Soyuz MS-066 spacecraft on Wednesday.

Their journey has been broadcast live on NASA's website of the United States Space Agency. It took about three hours for three passengers to take the ride, said the British Tabloid Mirror report.

Their mission is to increase the number of astronauts in the US part of the International Space Station.Six of these astronauts, including the three astronauts, were on board. More than 3 new astronauts will go to the space station on March 21 this year.

During the space station, he walked through the space four times in the vand. And aqaba roams once.

In the beginning of February, Missourkin made a record of flying with another astronaut Anton Shaplanov. They were in space for 8 hours and 13 minutes to change an electronic box for contact antenna, which is a record in Russian space research.

At the end of the day, the remaining three astronauts of the space station are - Commander Anton Shaplanov, Flight Engineer Scott Tingle of NASA and Noreishi Kanai of Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.

Astronauts in the space station will again be six if the new astronauts are on March 21. It will take two days to reach the center of the astronauts.