Astronaut Frank Rubio breaks US spaceflight record after yearlong stay on ISS
- Rubio's mission was extended from 6 months to a year due to issues with the return spacecraft.
- Rubio reveals he would have declined the mission if he knew it would last over a year.
- During his extended mission, Rubio conducted scientific experiments and completed spacewalks.
- Rubio is looking forward to reuniting with family and enjoying silence back on Earth.
- Rubio broke the record for the longest continuous U.S. astronaut spaceflight, spending 371 days in orbit.