NASA Astronaut Frank Rubio Returns to Earth After Record-Breaking 371-Day Space Mission

NASA astronaut Frank Rubio, who set the record for the longest continuous spaceflight by an American, is returning to Earth after spending 371 days in space. Rubio's mission was extended due to a coolant leak on the original spacecraft, which delayed the arrival of a new team of astronauts. During his stay at the International Space Station, Rubio conducted various experiments and traveled 157 million miles. He credited his family for their support and resilience throughout his mission. Rubio is expected to land in Kazakhstan and then return to Houston.