by can one of us earlier we heard from dr david brown who works at the european space agency's plato mission and he told us that the crew had a very lucky escape the g. forces they experienced significantly higher than than usual for launch or re-entry because of the trajectory they had to type it can force blood away from logan it can cause temporary blackouts and they're all a lot of quite severe consequences so given the conditions in the capsule it's possible that they could do if they could have come out of this much worse and they did i think we should all be very thankful. these systems which have been designed for just this eventuality have worked exactly as they've been designed today well those involved have had a harrowing experience it's hard to imagine what family and friends of the crew have been going through some of the relatives have already met with the cosmonauts while others are still waiting artie's daniel hawkins is at star city for us where the crew will eventually return. the incident we've seen today is of course of the last one took place in nine hundred eig

and it boy did its job didn't it oh yeah indeed and so i think we can now go and speak live to dr david brown no yeah i believe we can at that if you can hear a seven is going to be quiet talk to bro you there it's kevin and he goes down off in the studio live on artie international yes well i can see hopefully you can hear us what a day it's been doesn't it look at all the university of war here in the u.k. what do you think of the way the safety procedures kicked in the it all kind of went to plan on fortune of course but it all happened like clockwork didn't it. yes it did and i think we should all be very thankful that these systems which have been designed for just this eventuality have worked exactly as they've been designed to do yeah would could you have expected that the cosmonaut and the astronauts to have been to have come out of this more scary than they actually did . it's possible yes. you were just saying the g. forces they experienced were significantly higher than the new fuel for launch or reentry because of the trajectory they had to take so given the conditions in the cap