SpaceX guiding NASA astronauts to first splashdown in

SpaceX guiding NASA astronauts to first splashdown in 45 years

Denver Post

Published 02 Aug 2020

The first astronauts to ride a SpaceX capsule into orbit headed toward a retro-style splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday afternoon to close out a two-month test flight.

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SpaceX guiding NASA astronauts to first splashdown in 45 years

SpaceX guiding NASA astronauts to first splashdown in 45 years

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