Astronaut's Moon Mission, Homecoming with Dog

0:00It's April 13, I'm Cory with the story. This is Tampa Bay News today, driven by AI. NASA astronaut Christina Koch just wrapped up a historic trip around the moon, traveling nearly 700,000 miles and her first stop back. Home was pure joy with her rescue dog, Sadie. The 47-year-old made history as the first woman to go beyond low-earth orbit on the Artemis 2 mission, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean. Last Friday, with crewmates, Reed Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Jeremy Hansen. This was the first crewed moon mission in over 50 years, pushing humans farther into deep space than ever before during a 10-day fly-by. Coach dropped a heartwarming Instagram video on Sunday showing Sadie losing her mind at the door, pauling and spinning before Koch even stepped in, wearing her blue flight suit. Folks are loving it, with millions of views already and comments pouring in about how Sadie doesn't care about the moon. He just wants her human back. It hits home the real sacrifices astronauts make, leaving loved ones behind for these epic

1:03journeys. The video keeps going with them running on the beach, a chill vibe after all those lunar views. Coco and Viral before too, reuniting with Sadie after her record, 328 days on the International Space Station, back in 20, 20. These moments remind us that no matter how far you blast off, coming home to what simple and real grounds you every time.