Ali Velshi

Can we move you from the vessel to a helicopter and then to a boat?

But they're very clear on the fact that nobody's going back home tonight.

They're getting on this boat.

They're spending the night in the boat.

And they'll be in the medical station on the boat getting readings done.

getting rehydrated and just getting back to normal.

And that's one part of it.

The other part of it is this is a test mission.

So they're actually going to take other readings and other blood tests to see how their bodies reacted to the speed at which they were flying, the reentry, the changes in atmosphere.

So it's it's every piece of this is scientific.

But I think at this point, how many times have you and I been on planes?

It's like I'm done with this trip.

I just need to get out.

And I think some of that might be going through the astronauts minds right now.

It's like we just can we get out, please?

Well, look, first of all, this is the part where none of us have to be in space to realize that when you're at the end of the journey, you just want to get off and get out.

The hatch opening was a big deal because at least they get some fresh air.

They're getting out.

It's going to be fine.

You know, when you think about the successes and the failures in space, they all add up to successes, right?