NASA stated Friday one its astronauts remains in a health center in Florida for medical observation after a “normal” predawn splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico inside a SpaceX pill.

The objective’s other 3 team members were cleared to go back to their home at Johnson Space Center in Houston after their own medical examinations, NASA stated.

The hospitalized astronaut “is in stable condition and under observation as a precautionary measure,” a NASA representative stated in a declaration. The firm did not determine the astronaut or supply anymore information about their condition, mentioning medical personal privacy defenses.

Strapped into their seats onside SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Endeavour spacecraft, the four-person team crashed simply south of Pensacola, Florida, at 3:29 am EDT (07:29 UTC) Friday, finishing up a 235-day objective in low-Earth orbit.

NASA extended their remain at the International Space Station previously this year to accommodate schedule modifications triggered by the struggling test flight of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, then to await much better weather in SpaceX’s healing zones near Florida.

Leader Matthew Dominick, pilot Michael Barratt, objective expert Jeanette Epps, and Russian cosmonaut Alexander Grebenkin were inside SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft for reentry and splashdown. NASA stated among its astronauts “experienced a medical issue” after the splashdown, and all 4 team members were flown to Ascension Sacred Heart Pensacola for medical examination.

3 of the team members were later on launched and left Pensacola on a NASA company jet to fly back to Houston, according to NASA. The unknown astronaut stays at Ascension.

“We’re grateful to Ascension Sacred Heart for its support during this time, and we are proud of our team for its quick action to ensure the safety of our crew members,” the NASA representative stated. “NASA will provide additional information as it becomes available.”