Watch SpaceX's Crew Dragon — carrying NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley — splash down into the Gulf of Mexico, marking a safe end to a historic mission and paving the way for the US to once again become a world leader in human spaceflight
New York SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft — carrying NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley — splashed down into the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday, marking a safe end to an historic two-month mission and paving the way for the United States to once again become a world leader in human spaceflight.
The Crew Dragon vehicle fired up its engines and safely plunged back through the Earth's thick atmosphere on Sunday afternoon before deploying parachutes and slowing the vehicle down for its target landing off the coast of Florida. Mission control dispatched a humorous welcome to the astronauts:"Thank you for flying SpaceX."The journey was made more dramatic by a two-day standoff with mother nature: Tropical Storm Isaias was barreling toward the east coast.
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