U.S.-Russian Space Crew Lands After Eight Months.

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A U.S.-Russian space crew landed safely in Kazakhstan. They returned to Earth after eight months on the space station.

Chris Williams and two Russian crewmates were on this mission. For two of them, it was their very first trip to space.

The crew will travel by helicopter to a city named Karaganda. Then, they will fly home to their different training centers.

Russia and the U.S. work together on the space station. They continue to cooperate despite some political problems.

A new crew arrived at the International Space Station on July 14. This team launched from Kazakhstan and joined other astronauts there.

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Where did the U.S.-Russian space crew land?

They landed in Kazakhstan.

How long did the crew stay on the space station?

They stayed for eight months.

What city will the crew travel to by helicopter?

They will travel to a city named Karaganda.

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