Watch SpaceX's Crew Dragon return to Earth starting at 2 AM ET
Undocking is scheduled for 2:31 AM, with splashdown set for about 8:45 AM. Just about a week after launching on its inaugural voyage, the SpaceX Crew Dragon has one more step to complete: returning to Earth…
From the Canada News Group archive. This article dates from Mar 8, 2019 and is preserved as first published.
Undocking is scheduled for 2:31 AM, with splashdown set for about 8:45 AM.
Just about a week after launching on its inaugural voyage, the SpaceX Crew Dragon has one more step to complete: returning to Earth. First, the uncrewed spacecraft will undock from the International Docking Adapter on the ISS that it has called home for the last few days, which is scheduled to occur at about 2:31 AM ET. Once all the hooks are released, as NASASpaceflight.com explains, it will complete a separation burn and prepare to deorbit.
Just about a week after launching on its inaugural voyage, the SpaceX Crew Dragon has one more step to complete: returning to Earth.
Part two is the actual sea landing, with splashdown in the Atlantic scheduled to occur around 8:45 AM ET, although the timing could change based on wind and other variables. NASA TV will cover things live on its streaming channel starting at 2 AM, and then coming back on the air at 7:30 AM ET.
