Expedition 61 - SpaceX Dragon CRS19 Release - January 7, 2020

U.S. COMMERCIAL CARGO SHIP DEPARTS THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

After a month attached to the International Space Station, the SpaceX Dragon cargo craft was released from the station’s Canadarm2 robotic arm Jan. 7, headed for a parachute-assisted splashdown in the Pacific Ocean southwest of Long Beach, California. Loaded with valuable scientific experiments and station hardware earmarked for repair or refurbishment, the Dragon was released on command by flight controllers in Mission Control at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. The Dragon moved to a safe distance away from the orbital outpost before firing its engine to drop out of orbit and splashdown in the Pacific Tuesday morning.

[elbandito]

Damn! 2010? Back to the Future? lol.... joking aside.... Remarkable job as usual by NASA/Spacex/SpaceForce Thank you! So many geniuses and advances yet there are still wars...

[HandyC]

Did the person who set the clock on Starliner also upload this video. :p :D

[qazwsxqaz]

There are few normally and interestingly made scientific and technical films based on modern technological advances.

[geomodelrailroader]

farewell to the final Dragon with the extended solar array design. All future Dragons will use the solar array on the body used by the Crew Dragon.

[elsaalvarez]

Saludos a todos en la Estación Espacial ¡ =[]…=[]

[carlosborguta]

Nice swimming pool at 27:15 . I like the amazing quality of your cameras in 2020. Oh sorry I forgot that when you travel back in time to 2010, your cameras downgrade.