NASA Commercial Crewحساب تایید شده

ICYMI: After splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean, @SpaceX’s Crew Dragon was retrieved by the company’s recovery ship, Go Searcher, about 200 miles off the east coast of Florida March 8, after its return to Earth on the Demo-1 mission.pic.twitter.com/7Owc90iA1i

ICYMI: @SpaceX Demo-1 highlights: https://www.nasa.gov/specials/ccp-press-kit/dm1.html …pic.twitter.com/NRoxik5eXa

The #CrewDragon completed its Demo-1 flight test this morning. The spacecraft successfully splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean at 8:45 a.m. ET. It has been lifted out of the ocean and is now securely seated in @SpaceX's cradle aboard the Go Searcher Recovery ship.pic.twitter.com/w8nuZZBd1Q

#CrewDragon has been hoisted aboard @SpaceX's Go Searcher recovery ship.pic.twitter.com/fvhlpc5c6Q

The @SpaceX recovery team have lowered the hydraulic lift on Go Searcher. After the #CrewDragon is aboard the ship, it will be moved into a hangar on the ship and secured for the roughly 30 hour trip back to Cape Canaveral.pic.twitter.com/OwB2Cw4EIp

.@SpaceX recovery teams have safed the Demo-1 #CrewDragon and have towed it to the Go Searcher for final loading.pic.twitter.com/Y88nAqOGMy

After the @SpaceX fast recovery boats have safed the #CrewDragon, the recovery teams will prepare to lift it atop the Go Searcher recovery ship and place it in the cradle.pic.twitter.com/Ah8txjGnDF

We were lucky to check out the interfaces during #CrewDragon's Demo-1 mission. Everything worked perfectly. Later this year, we are going to install a second docking adapter to support an additional spacecraft docking simultaneously to station. ~Kenny Todd. @Space_Stationpic.twitter.com/7ExtKPcAtO

From a crew perspective, the big thing we are excited about is to see the end-to-end mission. ~@Astro_illini, NASA astronaut on @SpaceX's first operational missionpic.twitter.com/scFLcAfkBV

The #CrewDragon is doing well. The recovery teams are around the vehicle and should have it out of the water in about an hour. ~Steve Stich, @NASA deputy manager, commercial crew programpic.twitter.com/QRiRl9khCk

I want to congratulate the @NASA Commercial Crew Program and all of the engineers who have been a part of this effort from the very beginning. This is an amazing feet for America! ~@JimBridenstinepic.twitter.com/miv7MGZLEy

.@SpaceX's recovery fast boats approached the #CrewDragon as it splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean. Up next, the team will hoist the spacecraft on the Go Searcher recovery ship.pic.twitter.com/anIUB6XQzr

"It is incredible to get to this moment," said @SpaceX's Benji Reed, Director of Crew Mission Management.pic.twitter.com/lUzOc7iO4d

Successful splashdown of the #CrewDragon right on time at 8:45 a.m. ET.pic.twitter.com/0qHhHzD4Js

Under 100 meters above the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.pic.twitter.com/jFWQ4zo9GC

#CrewDragon's four main parachutes have deployed. Now under one kilometer in altitudepic.twitter.com/c9ZcLqJxLZ

#CrewDragon's drogue parachutes have deployed.pic.twitter.com/FpTwtg7Z3w

#CrewDragon's plasma trail during re-entrypic.twitter.com/VV7t58GL35

Now: #CrewDragon is re-entering the Earth's atmosphere. NASA's WB-57 is capturing the flight.pic.twitter.com/f0iLQRTmxn