CRS-28 Mission

On Monday, June 5 at 11:47 a.m. ET, Falcon 9 launched Dragon’s 28th Commercial Resupply Services mission (CRS-28) to the International Space Station from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Following stage separation, Falcon 9’s first stage landed on the Just a Shortfall of Gravitas droneship in the Atlantic Ocean.

Dragon autonomously docked with the space station on Tuesday, June 6, at 5:54 a.m. ET (9:54 UTC).

[DeepakMallick]

Flat Earther's perspective: "Wow! What amazing CGI to make it look so real! Thank goodness we know better!"

[pdxoneway]

It never disappoints when you see that rocket just sit right on down on the drone ship. It's just amazing!

[Hunter-zphd]

I never get tired of these videos. So glad to have all of those cameras so you can see details and events taking place. Great job!

[shadowraith]

Well flown & landed, thanks for sharing.🚀🚀🚀👍

[MSmith-jfwo]

198 successful landings? Dang! Thant's a LOT...! Remember when the first landings resulted in explosions? Been watch SpaceX since the start, and still watching with Wonderment. Enjoy every launch/landing/Space Fight Elon has mastered....!

[shanemeyer]

It is absolutely so so so much more impressive seeing a skyscraper land on a tiny boat in the middle of the ocean then coming back to land, that’s just crazy, blows me away every-time I watch it. SpaceX you guys are just absolutely crushing it constantly, I’m so excited to see what the future brings, especially starships first full orbit, reentry and landing!!!!

[billford]

We were in Melbourne, Florida, watched it live and on video feed. Truly impressive.

[DCDSG]

Smooth landing, I love seeing the shadow of the booster as it’s about to land.

[yunnayun]

thank you nasa and space x
we can see our satilite Maya 5 and Maya 6
from Philippines🇵🇭

[AdamTizzdall]

Congrats to the Canadian Cubesat Project! It was one hell of a launch to watch, and amazing to see the hard work of so many students paying off! Go Ukpik-1!

[Metrionz]

5:22 Re mVac nozzle: We are flying a shorter nozzle when we don't need as much performance to get payloads to their final destination.

[Skyfloats]

Amazing to see this in my lifetime, keep the dreams of a Space Kid alive ❤

[kindnuguz]

Makes me want to get Starlink just to support this company. Even though I don't need it lol
SpaceX making space flight the norm. It's awesome

[gregadams]

Yea, that is a different nozzle. Cool.

[TraditionalAnglican]

SpaceX is “Nerd Sports” - We watch SpaceX to see humanity’s accomplishments in the same way sports fans follow sports to take a break from all the grim news.

[broski]

37:01 nice flat eath 39:27 nice double earth

[kenhazelbaker]

You guys lift our spirits and our hopes and dreams. Thanks so much for sharing - it never gets old!

[captainkurts]

Chopsticks + Starship Launch Tower at T+15 seconds? (24:55) Am I seeing things??

[kilogulf]

I just watched the ISS flyover Hawaii with CRS-27 trailing shortly behind. So cool.

[nojo]

What was that loud high pitch noise 49:15 ?