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Ex. 7, p. 26
"What a great ride" declared the British-born space tourist Richard Garriott
today after safely touching down inside the Russian Soyuz capsule, $30 million
lighter for his 10-day stay on the International Space Station.
Wrapped in a blue blanket to combat the near-freezing temperature on the steppe
in Kazakhstan, the American was greeted by his father, Owen Garriott, a retired
Nasa astronaut who flew on the US space station Skylab in 1973.
"Hey, Papa-san," Mr. Garriott, 47, said as the pair shook hands. "EIow come
you look so fresh and ready to go?" his 77-year-old father replied.
Alongside Mr Garriott, a computer games billionaire, were the Russian
cosmonauts Sergei Volkov and Oleg Kononenko. Mr. Volkov"s father Alexander
was also a former astronaut and was in space when the Soviet Union collapsed in
1991. The pair are the first second-generation spacemen to fly together.
The Soyuz capsule came to rest in a puff of dust in a field 80 km (50 miles)
north of the town of Arkalyk at 0336 GMT as planned. The craft, charred black
from its fiery re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, slowed its descent with a large
parachute and fired special gunpowder engines to cushion its landing.
"I don't recall such a perfect landing as this one," Anatoly Perminov, head of
Russia's space agency Roskosmos, said in Moscow. "We did everything that was
possible and more, and the landing was just ideal. The crew feel fine."
The crew were then carried in special reclining chairs to an inflated medical
tent for a scheduled check-up as they acclimatized to Earth's gravity.
The uneventful descent was a relief after recent technical problems caused
unusually steep "ballistic descents» for the last two returning crews, putting them
hundreds of miles off course and subjecting them to stronger gravitational force
than in a usual.
On a Soyuz returning in May, the malfunction of an explosive bolt delayed
the separation of the re-entry capsule from the rest of the ship. It forced the crew
including a US astronaut and South Korea's first space traveler to endure a rough
ride as the gyrating capsule descended facing the wrong way.
Mr. Garriott, who created the Ultima computer game series, spent time on the
station conducting experiments including some whose sponsors helped pay for a trip
he said cost him a large chunk of his wealth. He also took pictures of the Earth' s
surface to measure changes since his father did the same 85 years ago.