Crew Dragon Video NASA Splashdown

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Crew-11 splashdown after medical situation forces early return

The Crew-11 mission has left the International Space Station and have arrived back on Earth. Crew Dragon Endeavour and its crew of four — comprised of two NASA astronauts, one Japanese astronaut, and one Russian cosmonaut — splashed down in the Pacific Ocean at 12:40 AM PST (08:40 UTC) on Thursday, Jan. 15.

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Splashdown: NASA confirms SpaceX Crew-11 Dragon completes early return to Earth

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NASA calls Crew-11 splashdown 'near flawless' in 1st astronaut medical evacuation

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Highlights From NASA’s Medical Evacuation From the Space Station

Two Americans and astronauts from Japan and Russia are set to splash down in the Pacific Ocean after a medical issue prompted NASA to move up their return to Earth.

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Astronauts return to Earth after first ever medical evacuation from space station

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NASA Crew Return to Earth in Dramatic Evacuation Over Mystery Medical Issue

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NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 astronauts come home as Dragon achieves safe splashdown

The recovery teams were in the general vicinity of the splashdown area awaiting the arrival of the astronauts. The crew had undocked from the Harmony module of the International Space Station at 5:20 p.

NASA astronauts hospitalized after splashdown off San Diego coast

Teams aboard the recovery ship, including two fast boats, secured the SpaceX Dragon capsule and ensuring it was safe for the recovery effort, according to NASA. After the fast boat teams completed their work, the recovery ship moved into position to hoist Dragon onto the main deck with the astronauts inside.

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'This is NASA at its finest': Crew-11 astronauts in good shape after smooth medical evacuation and splashdown, agency says

"Fundamentally, we're in space to learn. It's why NASA prepares for the unexpected — so we are ready to respond decisively and safely."