Back to Earth: Soyuz capsule with Russian crew behind first house film efficiently lands in Kazakhstan

The Soyuz MS-18 spaceship piloted by cosmonaut Oleg Novitsky has delivered him and the 2 members of the pioneering movie crew again from the International Space Station (ISS).

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The capsule reentered the environment and parachuted down in a distant area of Kazakhstan’s steppe. The crew members are stated to be in good situation after the landing.

The rescuers helped the trio out of the capsule. They will bear a medical verify earlier than being flown from Kazakhstan to Moscow Region. A press convention with the Soyuz MS-19 crew is scheduled for Tuesday.

“We had a good landing. Everything happened in a routine manner,” Peresild instructed Channel 1 after returning to Earth.

However, the actress confessed that she was feeling “a bit sad” as a result of “12 days initially seemed like a lot, but when it was all ending, I didn’t want to say goodbye.”

She additionally praised Novitsky, describing the cosmonaut as “great” and saying that “nothing is scary” when he’s round.

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Peresild and Shipenko spent 12 days on board the ISS after touring to it on the Soyuz MS-19 ship earlier this month. The duo labored on the movie ‘The Challenge’, a feature-length drama produced by Russia’s tv Channel 1 in collaboration with Roscosmos.

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