SpaceX Crew Dragon astronauts splash down in Gulf of Mexico

Two NASA astronauts are back on Earth, splashing down off the coast of the US state of Florida.
The mission was led by the private company Space X.
This is the first time this type of operation has been carried out on a commercial spacecraft, and now more companies could follow.

Al Jazeera’s Katia Lopez-Hodoyan reports.

#SpaceX #NASA #SpaceXDragon

[peeper]

That awkward moment when you’re swimming in the open ocean and you see a spacecraft about to land on your head

[RichardsWorld]

Wow, these guys had to sit down because they got use to no gravity.

[RSXXX]

AMERICANS ARE GREAT ENTREPRENEURS WHO BROUGHT / INVENTED LOTS OF THINGS THE WORLD AND WIDE COUNTRIES / CITIZENS ARE NOW USING IT; AERO PLANES, SHIPS, AUTO MOBILE, ELECTRICITY, PHONES, INTERNET TO NAME A FEW. HATS OFF TO AMERICA / AMERICANS FOR THE FREEDOM (RELATIVELY), HUMAN RIGHTS, HUMAN UTMOST SUCCESS & HELP TO WORLD HAPPENS.

[tinakimau]

Good to see you back god speed American dreams

[rext]

Next SpaceXDragon's gonna be all electric.

[leticiaguardadomeza]

Son otros, no son los mismos...chequen y verán.

[CandycaneBeyond]

Wait, I thought Boing asked for a bail out and was possibly going out of business??

[zoopertrooper]

We humans are just sitting ducks waiting to die, just imagine if this covid 19 virus had a mortality of more than 50% and very high rate of transmission, what would have happened then 😱😱this is the time humans need to get together and start thinking of alternative when such events do happen.

[whykoks]

This is nothing, we are building biggest temple and tallest statues. Bow to us.

[TJDash]

"so called Dragon capsule"? Why say it like that? And Boeing next year? Hahahahaha laughable. Good luck with that.

[SAI-yfqq]

"Congrats guys"
I am ELON MUSK speaking

[containedhurricane]

I think humans had better focus on renewable energy and quantum computing researches first, to solve our energy and climate change problems. We could always get other planet resources later, after we make sure our offspring could survive in the future

[samanthaw]

Isn't this a security risk? Should this company be banned....or better still forced out of business? Sounds stupid doesn't it? This is the same reasoning America uses when it cant compete with competition.