SpaceX CRS-10 dragon returning

Dragon dwas released and departed the International Space Station at 5.11 AM EDT on March 19th.
SpaceX's Dragon cargo spacecraft is scheduled to splash down in the Pacific Ocean on Sunday, March 19, with more than 5,400 pounds of NASA cargo, and science and technology demonstration samples from the International Space Station.

Everything from stem cells that could help us understand how human cancers start and spread after being exposed to near zero-gravity, to equipment that is paving the way toward servicing and refueling satellites while they’re in orbit will be on board.

After Dragon is recovered off the west coast of Baja California, some of the cargo will be removed and returned to NASA immediately while Dragon itself is prepared for a return trip to SpaceX's test facility in McGregor, Texas. There, the processing and further unloading of scientific samples and returning station hardware will continue.

[МитрофанМартынов-ег]

За 5 мин. полёта, любой обьект разворачивается в пространстве по эффекту Джанибекова !
Этот DRAGON (ДРАКОН) - красивая лажа !!!

[amitchauhan]

why, so the space x dragon s bottom part is tilted as so it is do by air. in this video bottom of dragon is looks like as flag rotation with air pressure.We know that air is not on space so it is why,

[markw]

The Dragon has solar panels Why Exactly??

[thezohan]

So no one wants to talk about these cheaply edited shadows. They move inconsistent of each other. Hell the shadow on the hatch doesn't move at at all.

[stephen_crumley]

People are expected to believe this is happening in "space"?