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NASA Astronaut returns home to a super excited dog after spending 328 days in space: Watch Video
The 41-year-old astronaut came back to her home to meet an extremely excited dog called LBD and posted the video on Twitter saying she wasn't sure' who was more excited.
The 41-year-old astronaut came back to her home to meet an extremely excited dog called LBD and posted the video on Twitter saying she wasn't sure' who was more excited.' The video has already gained over 2.5 million views, and NASA's response has been cherry on the cake.
In the video, the dog of her paws at the door can be seen patiently waiting for Koch. LBD wags her tail, as her husband and the astronaut enter the house. Of intense enthusiasm, she bounces around and then starts kissing and licking her owner's face for a few seconds.
Not sure who was more excited. Glad she remembers me after a year! pic.twitter.com/sScVXHMHJn
— Christina H Koch (@Astro_Christina) February 13, 2020
' That's pure joy,'
Netizens loved the dog's reaction and posted their tales on Twitter calling it a gift they don't deserve. "Dogs are a gift that most of us don't deserve. Interestingly enough, did you send her any videos while you're away? It'd be fun to see the head tilting on that scene," a user commented. Check out other reactions:
— NASA (@NASA) February 13, 2020Showed this video to my 5-year old daughter. She loved the fact that you are an astronaut! https://t.co/4sCriQlDbL
— Katie Phang (@KatiePhang) February 13, 2020
I am glad I was here the moment this precious tweet was tweeted, thank you humankind to pet such an amazing creature as dogs.
— Sai pra lá Zika (@baconloso) February 13, 2020
