'Stranded' NASA astronauts are finally heading home – but what can being in space for so long do to your health?
An eight-day mission has turned into a nine-month space stint for two NASA astronauts who are finally set to come home. But why have they been away for so long - and what are the effects of such a lengthy stay in space?
We planned for the unexpected, say stranded Nasa astronauts from space station
In a news briefing following the landing, Nasa spokesperson Steve Stich said: "From a human perspective, all of us feel happy about the successful landing, but then there's a piece of us - all of us - that wish it would have been the way we had planned it.
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