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They all landed two days ago safely...

Now focusing, now shifts to their scientific discoveries and the physical challenges they endured in space. NASA spokesperson Cheryl Warner said the crew will remain at Johnson Space Center for health monitoring by the agency's flight surgeons as they readapt to Earth’s gravity. There, the crew will be able to interact with their families and, once cleared, return to normal life on Earth, he added.