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A pod of dolphins “welcomed” the NASA astronauts who stayed 9 months stranded in space

The dolphins - about six in number - remained around the area for several minutes as the SpaceX recovery crew checked the area

Space War Space X and Boeing: How Elon Musk brings back the stranded astronauts – Instead of 8 days they had 9 months left

On the international space station the crew of Space X - While Boeing had invested huge resources, NASA left the Starliner & chose Elon Musk's company to end the confinement of the two astronauts

NASA’s mission to bring back the two American astronauts stranded on the International Space Station departed

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket blasted off shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, carrying four astronauts

Elon Musk will have the “last word” for the International Space Station

The ISS stands as a symbol of the "global effort" towards a better world a legacy worth preserving

Boeing’s Starliner: Astronauts stranded on the International Space Station, NASA says they can return

The mission was supposed to last eight days

World’s first commercial spaceplane in final stages before debut ISS flight (video)

The Dream Chaser has been in development since its announcement in September 2004, and was initially set to be part of NASA's Commercial Crew program, shuttling astronauts to the ISS and back

USA: Mysterious object falls into a house in Florida – Likely “space junk” from the ISS, experts say

"The object pierced through the roof and nearly hit my son," said the homeowner

Shutting down the International Space Station: NASA’s bold plans to land outpost in ocean

NASA is laying the groundwork for plans to safely deorbit and land the low-Earth orbit space station, the largest of its kind ever built

NASA reveals new plan to deorbit International Space Station

NASA and most of its international partners intend to operate the ISS until 2030, by which time its basic structure will become too fatigued to continue to host astronauts safely

NASA just recycled 98% of all astronaut pee and sweat on the ISS (engineers are thrilled)

Yes, the achievement hinges on better recycling tech for astronaut pee.

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