SpaceX Dragon Departs ISS to Return Crew 12 Astronauts

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An orbiting capsule separated from the International Space Station on Oct. 7 to carry its passengers back to the surface. The Crew-12 astronauts are aboard the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, which is currently executing departure burns to distance itself from the station after confirmation of a successful undocking.

The vehicle will reenter the atmosphere and splash down off the coast of California in about 27.5 hours. This return flight marks the conclusion of the mission's orbital phase, with NASA and SpaceX managing the recovery of the capsule from the Pacific Ocean.

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SpaceX Dragon Departs ISS to Return Crew 12 Astronauts

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