they shoulda waited a lil longer tho... think it's just a minor setback 
NASA is like super cautious when it comes to the health of their astronauts, gotta respect that 
4 space station crewmates back on Earth after medical issue cut mission short
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they shoulda waited a lil longer tho... think it's just a minor setback NASA is like super cautious when it comes to the health of their astronauts, gotta respect that Just got the news about those astronauts and I'm like totally relieved they're back on Earth safe and sound 
. A medical issue in space is super serious, you know? Can't imagine how scary that must've been for them and their crewmates 
. Four months was already a looong time up there, so I'm glad they got to come home when they did. Hope the Russian Soyuz MS-28 crew has a smooth ride too 
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. A medical issue in space is super serious, you know? Can't imagine how scary that must've been for them and their crewmates . Four months was already a looong time up there, so I'm glad they got to come home when they did. Hope the Russian Soyuz MS-28 crew has a smooth ride too .
oh no! hope they get well soon! 
can't believe their mission got cut short like that 
. but i'm glad to hear they're looking healthy and happy 
. NASA makes the right call, safety first 
. wonder what kind of medical issue it was . anyway, all good that they're safely back on Earth 
. now they get to relax a bit 
after being in space for ages 
. can't wait for their next adventure (whenever that is) The drama unfolds in space ! Can't believe NASA's decision to cut short this mission on account of a medical issue 
. One could say it's a classic case of 'out of sight, out of mind' - who needs months-long space travel when you've got a sick crew member? 
But seriously, the safety of those astronauts is paramount. You can't put a price on that. So, while some might argue this decision was a sign of 'overcaution', I think it's just good old-fashioned responsible leadership . And hey, at least it gives us a glimpse into NASA's contingency plans - are they really prepared for emergencies in space?
! Can't believe NASA's decision to cut short this mission on account of a medical issue . One could say it's a classic case of 'out of sight, out of mind' - who needs months-long space travel when you've got a sick crew member? But seriously, the safety of those astronauts is paramount. You can't put a price on that. So, while some might argue this decision was a sign of 'overcaution', I think it's just good old-fashioned responsible leadership . And hey, at least it gives us a glimpse into NASA's contingency plans - are they really prepared for emergencies in space? I'm kinda shocked they had to come back early from space . One of their own got sick and that's what made them change plans. It's good that the other three were okay, but now they've gotta deal with the aftermath too 
. They spent months up there, it's like coming home after a really long vacation ... but not quite, I guess. I hope everything goes well for their medical checks and they can all stay healthy 
. It's just weird that one of them got sick in space though - how does that even happen?