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"Союз" се върна на Земята Руският космически кораб "Съюз" с тричленен руско-американски екипаж се разкачи от Международната космическа станция и вече се върна на Земята. Той се приземи успешно в казахстанските степи. С кораба се завърнаха руските космонавти Генадий Падалка и Сергей Ревин и американският им колега Джоузеф Акаба. Полетът до Земята отне на космонавтите около 3 часа и половина. След тяхното завръщане за втори път в историята на Международната космическа станция управлението и ще поеме жена - американката Сунита Уилямс.
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Read Sponsored Links Reuters Photojournalism Our day's top images, in-depth photo essays and offbeat slices of life. See the best of Reuters photography. See more | Photo caption Never too old A look at seniors living life and proving that "you are as young as you feel." Slideshow Lindsay Lohan's woes Lindsay Lohan was arrested for leaving the scene of an accident in lower Manhattan. Slideshow Soyuz spacecraft ends mission with smooth landing MOSCOW | MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian Soyuz capsule landed on the Kazakh steppes on Sunday, safely delivering a trio of astronauts who helped to dock the first privately owned spacecraft during a six-month stint on the International Space Station. The descent capsule, carrying Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko, NASA astronaut Don Pettit and European Space Agency astronaut Andre Kuipers, touched down with its parachute in a cloud of dust at 0814 GMT. The crew left the space station early on Sunday after serving 183 days in orbit, often sharing their experiences with the public via blogs and Twitter. At the end of May, the crew released Space Exploration Technologies' unmanned Dragon cargo, which arrived as part of a test flight and was the first privately owned spaceship to reach the $100 billion orbital outpost, which is a 15-nation project. Three other ISS crew members - Russia's Gennady Padalka and Sergei Revin and NASA astronaut Joe Acaba - will remain in orbit. Sunday Soyuz's landing took place two days after China's Shenzhou 9 spacecraft returned to Earth, ending a mission that put the country's first woman in space. Although China is far from catching up with the United States and Russia, the Shenzhou 9 marked China's fourth manned space mission since 2003 and comes as budget restraints and shifting priorities have held back U.S. manned space launches. Since the retirement of the space shuttles last year, the United States is dependent on Russia to fly astronauts to the International Space Station. (Additional reporting by Dmitry Solovyov; Writing by Alissa De Carbonnel and Lidia Kelly; Editing by Alison Williams) - Tweet this - Link this - Share this - Digg this - Reprints Where do these people get these reporters/writers, watch a video of this landing and then see if you think it was smooth.