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SpaceX return to Earth UPDATED: Crew Dragon’s NASA astronauts leave International Space Station – Gloucestershire Live
They will splash down off the Florida coast on Sunday after two months on ISS as part of a mission involving Elon Musk’s company. Here are full mission timings…
The world watched in awe as SpaceX and NASA launched a rocket that took two astronauts to the International Space Station back in May.
Now, more than two month later those same NASA spacemen – Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley are on their journey back to earth.
The mission had begun at NASAs Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on May 30 when Crew Dragon blasted into space, an event that was streamed live to millions.
And you can to see continuous coverage of the return to earth on the NASA website here.
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