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Inside the Soyuz descent module, the crew is packed tightly for reentry, enduring intense g forces, vibration, and a rapid shift from weightlessness back to gravity. After months in orbit, even simple movement can feel unfamiliar, as the inner ear and muscles readapt on the way to landing. Follow @spaceeves #Soyuz #Reentry #Astronauts #HumanSpaceflight | SpaceEve
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Inside the Soyuz descent module, the crew is packed tightly for reentry, enduring intense g forces, vibration, and a rapid shift from weightlessness back to gravity. After months in orbit, even simple movement can feel unfamiliar, as the inner ear and muscles readapt on the way to landing. Follow @spaceeves #Soyuz #Reentry #Astronauts #HumanSpaceflight | SpaceEve
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The Russian Soyuz spacecraft doesn’t just “float” in space—it races around Earth at about 28,000 km/h (17,500 mph)! 🌌 In just 90 minutes, it completes one full orbit, meaning astronauts see a sunrise or sunset every hour and a half. 🌅🌃 Instead of “flying” like a plane, Soyuz is in free fall around Earth—gravity pulls it down, but because it’s moving so fast forward, it keeps missing Earth. That’s what we call an orbit. 🛰️ So next time you look up at the sky, remember—Soyuz and its crew are c
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The Russian Soyuz spacecraft doesn’t just “float” in space—it races around Earth at about 28,000 km/h (17,500 mph)! 🌌 In just 90 minutes, it completes one full orbit, meaning astronauts see a sunrise or sunset every hour and a half. 🌅🌃 Instead of “flying” like a plane, Soyuz is in free fall around Earth—gravity pulls it down, but because it’s moving so fast forward, it keeps missing Earth. That’s what we call an orbit. 🛰️ So next time you look up at the sky, remember—Soyuz and its crew are c
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The Russian Soyuz spacecraft doesn’t just “float” in space—it races around Earth at about 28,000 km/h (17,500 mph)! 🌌 In just 90 minutes, it completes one full orbit, meaning astronauts see a sunrise or sunset every hour and a half. 🌅🌃 Instead of “flying” like a plane, Soyuz is in free fall around Earth—gravity pulls it down, but because it’s moving so fast forward, it keeps missing Earth. That’s what we call an orbit. 🛰️ So next time you look up at the sky, remember—Soyuz and its crew are c
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The Russian Soyuz spacecraft doesn’t just “float” in space—it races around Earth at about 28,000 km/h (17,500 mph)! 🌌 In just 90 minutes, it completes one full orbit, meaning astronauts see a sunrise or sunset every hour and a half. 🌅🌃 Instead of “flying” like a plane, Soyuz is in free fall around Earth—gravity pulls it down, but because it’s moving so fast forward, it keeps missing Earth. That’s what we call an orbit. 🛰️ So next time you look up at the sky, remember—Soyuz and its crew are c
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During landing, the Soyuz capsule puts astronauts through intense G-forces as it plunges through the atmosphere, deploys parachutes, and fires its final braking rockets just before impact. Crews can feel several times Earth’s gravity, making breathing heavy and movement difficult, all while trusting the spacecraft to absorb the shock and bring them home alive. | SpaceEve
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During landing, the Soyuz capsule puts astronauts through intense G-forces as it plunges through the atmosphere, deploys parachutes, and fires its final braking rockets just before impact. Crews can feel several times Earth’s gravity, making breathing heavy and movement difficult, all while trusting the spacecraft to absorb the shock and bring them home alive. | SpaceEve
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