Soyuz MS-09 landing

The Soyuz MS-09 spacecraft landed in Kazakhstan on 20 December 2018, at 05:03 UTC (11:03 local time) with the International Space Station Expedition 57 crew members, Sergey Prokopyev of Roscosmos, Serena Auñón-Chancellor of NASA and Alexander Gerst of ESA. The three crew members spent 197 days in space.
Credit: NASA/Roscosmos
Soyuz MS-09 landing
СА ТПК Союз МС-09 посадка
#SoyuzMS09 #СоюзМС09

[@SciNewsRo]

Soyuz MS-09 hatch closure kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKnNpIGDmsuFpc0 Soyuz MS-09 undocking & departure kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHS9dIJ9p6ZlaKc Soyuz MS-09 inspected by cosmonauts kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2ekZaOPeq6XgKc

[@kr15t0fff]

Gerst should be one of the first humans, who travel to the moon again.

[@mixtermuxter8602]

gerst is amazing, as far as I know he does a lot of extra training to remain relatively in shape.

[@4guitarplayer]

yes, he actually gained muscle mass during his firs mission. pretty crazy..

[@BoIIwerk]

When I see those pictures I believe that one day there will be a united world

[@meditatingstuff]

Most beautiful comment ever, thank you ❤❤❤

[@serghw]

Gerst - the strongest, seems like. Welcome home to all, truly heroes of the humanity!

[@Kaanyeter1337]

He just kinda hopped out of the soyuz while the others had to be carried lol.

[@serghw]

Ну он вообще позитивный, видно было как радуется, что там находится, старался. Нашим и амерам видимо уже приелось уже это дело.

[@serghw]

@Йеркин Александр ))

[@theresas.1434]

I guess he's already used to it? As far as I know he's the only one of the three of them who's been up in space twice already right? Maybe that's why he's in a better condition. His brain/body is already used to it.

[@serghw]

@@theresas.1434, maybe so. Or maybe for USA and Russia it some kind of routine already but for Germany not so much, so far, who knows. Or he is just more strong (or younger) than others and that's pretty much it, that simple. Or it's just my imagination. Nevertheless, i'm glad to see how we are working together in space. I'm deeply impressed by it. That is how it must be in others ways of life on our comon beautiful and pretty small planet.

[@Redled_Original]

Der Alexander wieder ganz die lockere Frohnatur. Man könnte meinen, der macht auf der ISS Urlaub =). Frohes Fest Alex!

[@Celeon999A]

With his service record so far , Gerst was anyway among the top of the list of options for the manned Orion lunar flyby in 2023. He is already renowned for having an examplary physical condition which these pictures underline once more. Now im almost 100 % sure that in the end, he will be chosen to command the ATV service module which will fly Orion to the moon. :-) This would be the pinnacle of his career

[@lucaschmidt8913]

Celeon999A so nasa will allow non-americans on that mission ?

[@Celeon999A]

@@lucaschmidt8913 The Orion moon missions will be a joint u.s/european project. Like the Apollo program, it will consist of four basic elements : The NASA SLS rocket which takes Orion and the ATV service module into space, the NASA Orion capsule which will house the astronauts, the european service module ATV from ESA, which, docked to orion, will propel Orion to the moon and back to earth afterwards, and a moon landing vehicle which has yet to be designed and build by either NASA or ESA or maybe even in a joint effort. Consequently at least one of Orion's crew during on each of these missions will be from ESA.

[@Celeon999A]

So far, the only finished part of this effort is the european ATV which was completed and shipped from Germany to the U.S in November of this year. And to a certain degree Orion aswell as the capsule is in the final stages of its readiness certification phase. The SLS rocket is in final construction and testing. The moon landing vehicle is still in a very early planning phase. So if everythings goes as planned, the first, still unmanned, and fully automated + remote controlled flight of ATV and Orion to the moon and back will start in 2020. Three years later the same will be repeated with astronauts aboard and the third flight (which has yet to sheduled), will be the first manned landing on the moon since 1972. And yes, of course ESA wants that one of the astronauts who will go down to the moons surface will be from Europe. ;-) As ESA's biggest financial contributor, there is a high propability that he or she will be german. ;-)

[@lucaschmidt8913]

@@Celeon999A Thanks for the great explanation. Let's all hope the lunar lander doesn't get cancelled as usual

[@SchiwiM]

Willkommen zurück, Alexander Gerst!

[@madeonearth3429]

Wilkommen zurück auf der Erde, Alex!!! ♡♡♡

[@nickdoson8565]

Entschuldigung aber das ist Lüge, Fake

[@piluttasvenson5867]

@@nickdoson8565 was ist daran Fake bist du neidisch das du nicht so wunderbar bist wie ein Astronaut

[@danielzeplichal9185]

Welcome back on Earth. I will missing Alex in the ISS.

[@TonyMacaroni69_]

No more Flying classroom :-(

[@TFlexxx]

Alexander Gerst is always a pleasure to listen to. He's intelligent, personable and articulate, both in German and in English. It was nice that he became commander of the ISS this time around. Hope we continue to hear from him.

[@rickyspanish-1]

Welcome home guys ... Great job !!!!!!!!! Showing much Love from San Antonio Texas

[@migram4190]

Soyuz, safest and most reliable! 👍👍👍 congrats everyone!

[@oliviamonkey]

Mig Ram, The Russians did IT, again where is the mighty U S ? such humiliation needing your mortal enemy to go to the ISS ? You must put on more 'sanctions' right ?

[@wisdomnight8996]

They know hot to do things simply and right ..kudos to Roscosmos and soyuz ship

[@dismiggo]

@@oliviamonkey The mighty US are relying on a private company to get them into space :D Don't get me wrong, btw, I like Spacex, but for NASA it's still very humiliating :D

[@dismiggo]

@Black whiskey 7 Well, he needed the funds for other things, such as Obamacare

[@sandercohen5543]

It might be humiliating for the US government, but the scientists and engineers care little for patriotism. To the majority of people at NASA, roskosmos, ULA, former soviet, india and china, those banners carry about as much weight as a proton...

[@saraa5047]

Immer ein Lachen im Gesicht. Alexander Gerst ist der sympathischste Kerl der Raumfahrt :) 🥰

[@4guitarplayer]

@@Sledgehammer110 neidisch?

[@averagegeek3957]

@@4guitarplayer Bestimmt. Echt schade, dass manche Menschen andere beleidigen nur weil sie mehr in ihrem Leben geschafft haben als sie selbst.

[@glennthunderer1685]

I would love to visit the Baikonur Cosmodrome one day. The soyuz is one of my favorite rockets of all time and the Korolev Cross is the 8th world wonder.

[@MrClivelupo]

Lieber Alex, willkommen Zuhause und vielen Dank .

[@MinusMeister]

Herzlich Willkommen Alex . Schön das Ihr wieder da seid.

[@Remove_Before_Flight]

bester Mann. Sein Zuhause ist dort oben. Das hat man gemerkt. Good Job Mr. Gerst

[@Lazasakh]

Молодцы!!! Алекс Герст вообще мужик, бодряком после такой работы! Мне показалось, что если бы его не держали, он прыгнул сам с крыши посадочного модуля и пошел пить чай без помощи медиков :)

[@vladi1267]

Показалось. На самом деле это не так ).

[@blauerhaze3578]

o4en umnij i rassuditelnij muzik, germanii ego obozzajut, hotja k sozaleniju ne tak mnogo ludej...

[@Lazasakh]

@Sky Terra как там плоскоземельщикам, тяжело живется?

[@NoCharName]

@Sky Terra маразм у вас растёт в геометрической

[@MrPashee]

Looks like Alexander Gerst could save the World straight after the landing))) Happy that all three landed safely!

[@brianmerz6070]

Ironman Gerst! Looks like he could have been up there twice as long.

[@townstar1]

Willkommen zurück auf der Erde Alex

[@LS-Moto]

Willkommen Zuhause Alexander. Frohe Weihnachten euch allen. Merry christmas to you all

[@Phazon_Corrupted]

Gerst was like I got this. 😂Welcome home guys n gal!

[@voongnz]

Excellent, what a ride that must have been.

[@geomodelrailroader]

indeed it was entry interface was over Idaho I saw their Orbital Module reenter while I was mailing a letter.

[@Jameson1776]

Aaron Peavler/Geomodelrailroader Railroad Photography that’s awesome

[@NewDave94]

Gerst is a badass

[@nazhatkhan8470]

Happy to see my brother and sister astronauts back home. God bless them . Thank you NASA for the video.

[@lukasrohrmoser3213]

It's crazy how most of the times the astronauts barely move when they get out of the soyuz but Alexander Gerst was kinda about to go down the slide on his own and even in the chair he was moving like idk what but not like what I've seen before from other astronauts. Crazy how good he is in shape

[@marc3801]

Welcome back on earth guys! Coming from Germany I was especially pleased that Alex came back and, as after the trip to the ISS 4 years ago, seemed to be in perfect shape! But that's no excuse for the interviewers to get to him just a couple of minutes after returning from space, can't these people imagine how exhausting this trip must be? Staying in the spacesuit for six hours, feeling 4 g during reentry and these interviewers by "ARD" instantly want to interview him... But as we know him he just smiled and answered every question pleasently, he's just a good man.

[@Hale-Bopp]

This is 2018 but the video quality is like from the 70's. But I am very proud of these three brave human beings👏👏👏❤

[@jackym936]

Great job.... Love to see u back

[@glencmac]

German looked in great shape, the American ... ok. The Russian .... little concerned.

[@gergc4871]

Nothing a little vodka wont fix.

[@weschilton]

Congratulations on a safe and successful return to earth for the MS-09 crew!

[@Arsenal_supremacy24]

Heroes returning home 🎊🎄🎂

[@menuly]

From living on a billion dollar space station, back to earth and straight into sleeping bags on lawn chairs. Awesome.

[@mareksykora5197]

Tradition. Press conference under the sky. First photos, smiles, kisses. And then go to the helicopter.

[@user-raf]

Спасибо.

[@juliabrugmann2755]

Willkommen zurück ❤

[@DamienPictures]

Welcome home guys, I will miss your interviews on NASA TV.

[@Lutzilla_]

welcome back alex! hab ein frohes fest:-)

[@harihegen]

Great Job! Thanks for our work!

[@gannaloseva8335]

Приземление было грандиозное.Все отличились приколами красивого приземления:Герст,Прокопьев, Серина Ауньон-Чанселлор. Например:Герст встал и пошёл. После количества времени, проведенного на ISS,думаю, Герст знал,где он находится, что слышит,видит и что он говорит.

[@pikapikachuyou]

Im absolutely amazed to these people ❤️ Thanks God they are all safe 😇🙏

[@barbelfischer5904]

WILLKOMMEN AUF DER ERDE, LIEBER ALEX. WIR SIND STOLZ AUF DICH UND WÜNSCHEN DIR EIN SCHÖNES WEIHNACHTSFEST 🌲

[@DanBurgaud]

welcome back!

[@SvenSchumacher]

Alexander Looks like he is very fit and could just walk away on his own feet

[@aureliusz0707]

Our heroes, good work!

[@rifdziataullahaydinmumtaz7507]

Welcome Back

[@konsul2006]

Respect! My kind of heroes.

[@fangzahn]

Alex should be the first European to set foot on the moon or at least do a lunar flyby!

[@virginiapyeong7812]

Welcome 💖

[@leonmartins9423]

Welcome back Guys. And now Merry Christmas to you and youre Family Gute Arbeit Good Job Schöne Zeit mit euren Familien ruht euch aus :)

[@fabiandavid9985]

Welcome back

[@user-ho4lj4lr3q]

Beautiful landing and feeling❤

[@lifeprofile8400]

God bless 👍♥️

[@AmyCCloverlanez]

Amazing!!!

[@Micha_RS]

hi Alex..wellcome back to the earth.Willkommen zurück..vielen Dank einzigartige Bilder..gute Landung und guten Heimflug.Achso.merry Christmas at all.. DCIIE...

[@alvarojosetasconospina3583]

BRAVÍiiissiiiimoooooo...!!!!!!!!!¡!¡!¡¡¡!!!!!

[@sunethrajayathilake5766]

Well come to earth. You guys did a great job . Fear less mans

[@FreedomAtLast845]

Willkommen zurück bei uns

[@great_42]

Alex sieht so fit aus, als könnte er gleich wieder losfliegen. Der schafft es auch bis zum Mond. Guter Job von allen.

[@shahinasgari6418]

Thank you russia.thank you vladimir komarov the first eagle soyuz

[@nacerayoubi5350]

Splendid

[@mikeburch2998]

Welcome back! The Russians provide such a nice warm welcome. It's very nice. Greetings from Arizona.

[@user-os6wb2ke4o]

Слава героям - покорителям космоса!

[@thek3743]

Wow, Alex looks super fit :-)

[@vasiliyivanovich7609]

Урааааааааа!

[@CoolNinja925]

Welcome back to Earth!

[@jeanlucas9578]

Nice show 😵

[@firesculpturevideo]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@baganatube]

Anybody help me understand what are the blankets for? Isn't a spacesuit very good thermal insulator?

[@shababgul6484]

Well come back

[@guygooch3483]

At 6:47 what is the pill that they are given?

[@dudel39]

gravity pills

[@guygooch3483]

dudel39 😂

[@gannaloseva8335]

Приземлення було грандізне.Кожен відрізнився приколами гарного приземлення:Герст,Прокопьев, Серина Ауньон-Чанселлор.Наприклад:Герст встав і пішов.Після кількості часу,проведенного на ISS,думаю,Герст знав,де він знаходиться,що бачить,чує і що він говорить.

[@user-qf4ov5cd8g]

Опять же, показалось, что Прокопьев тяжелей всех перенёс посадку. Видно держится из последних. Не до улыбок особо... Американка и та улыбалась. Но молодцы все!!!

[@Midway.]

Ответственность командира корабля. Он, к тому же, неделю назад этот корабль ножом препарировал.

[@XPKei]

Happy to see them come back unharmed. Still remembering the surgery done on Soyuz MS-09 using knife and brute force just to find a tiny hole.

[@Daniel-ko3zp]

It was on the module that would burn up in the atmosphere so it doesn't matter.

[@cjphelps9650]

Was also not even a week ago how you gonna forget already ?

[@user-vu4xv9tm7e]

👍

[@user-ot3rw8iw7v.photon]

Alexander is very afford.

[@geomodelrailroader]

welcome home guys I saw your Orbital Module come down over my house.

[@nicku1]

Witajcie na Ziemi!

[@adlerzwei]

Alex was ready to jump down himself. :D

[@dronillon2578]

Welcome home.

[@daddypig.5796]

No flat Earth comments !! This is brilliant. Can't believe it !!

[@SciNewsRo]

@John Beazeley They get banned from the channel.

[@ottoskorzeny4]

They look very tired and not very good. Only the German feels the strength.

[@HunterAtheist]

Gravity is strong when you've been in space for 6 months.

[@ottoskorzeny4]

@@HunterAtheist I understand that gravity, but also depends on the body a lot. It is a pity that this problem has not yet been solved.

[@HunterAtheist]

Gerst definitely looked to be the most physically fit though. He looks like he got off a rollercoaster and the other two look like they just ran a marathon.

[@RawGa]

@@HunterAtheist Why are you guy's, even talking to this nazi troll?

[@ottoskorzeny4]

@@RawGa you're wrong. This is just a nickname.

[@Lazasakh]

I'm worry about Serena's health, is she all right? She didn't come to media meeting after landing :(

[@SciNewsRo]

Probably just motion sickness. According to NASA "astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor returned to Houston late Thursday just one day after landing in Kazakhstan"

[@Lazasakh]

@@SciNewsRo glad to hear that she is ok. Looking forward to see her in future missions

[@user-wc9hm7mi1g]

Ok

[@GorchkovRr]

Тройняшки родились ! )

[@wisdomnight8996]

I always think if we humans do this space exploration whitout frontiers ..we will go far .. fast .and safe..😊.

[@xluxlu-kp7ml]

Is this the ship that has a hole on it?

[@SciNewsRo]

@Xinyuan Lu Yes and no, see Soyuz MS-09 inspected by cosmonauts kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2ekZaOPeq6XgKc

[@voongnz]

6:45 motion sickness pills?

[@ZeroSpawn]

Ecstasy tablets. Helps me after a night of dancing causing my legs to feel like jelly.

[@joneskey3950]

limitless pill

[@mattgixxer776]

I wanna try

[@DanielDaniel-zc3gm]

Was ich nicht verstehe erst Wüste und Sand am Anfang und dann alles voll Schnee 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@t-lore140]

So ist es in Kasachstan.

[@edgarsnezinu1439]

Alex strongest man in space!!

[@bdhdigbdofnfivushdvtu2211]

fuck yeah

[@feedonia]

When will we learn how to conduct a normal video? the video is filmed on my Nokia 3310

[@RawGa]

Не прибедняйся.

[@PavelLisov]

Проблема не в качестве видео. Прямая трансляция ведется через спутник, который имеет ограниченную ширину канала связи, и в режиме реального времени не может передать больший объем данных.

[@Midway.]

NASA receives a picture via satellite from another hemisphere. This is not a record.

[@josephgratzer3914]

😂😂😂

[@lassepirsing5999]

What would happen if the capsule would land in North Korea

[@hansg8]

German SUPERMAN

[@trendmassacre8423]

I thought this was Serena's second time into space..

[@trendmassacre8423]

Nevermind, I was thinking of Sunita Williams.

[@meditatingstuff]

6:40 What kind of pill is that? 💊💊💊

[@TheSurfingSushiChef]

" Do you copy, how is your peroshke?"

[@hugobaeza2227]

PLEASE DESIGN AN ELEVATOR TO MAKE IT POSIBLY NORMALLY EXTRACTION OF ASTRONAUTS!

[@Midway.]

What elevator? A new ship is being designed.

[@daddypig.5796]

I did read something about 25year ago how they had ideas for a 3or4 stage platform type build to get up and down easier, that they referred to as a space elevator if my memory serves me correctly.