SpaceX’s Dragon SpaceCraft ‘Grace’ successfully landed the Pacific Ocean from the coast of California on Tuesday, which includes the first Indian to visit the pilot group captain Shubhanshu Shukla, the International Space Station (ISS).
Splashdown, confirmed by SpaceX, concludes the approximately 19-day mission at the ISS, completing an important milestone in Indo-US space cooperation.
“Dragon’s splashdown was confirmed – welcome back to Earth, @Astropaggy, Shux, @Astro_Slawosz, and Tibi!” In a post on X.
Earlier, SpaceX stated that the California’s coast was set to a splashdown on Earth, as the Nosecon of SpaceX’s dragon spacecraft ‘Grace’ has been closed and secured for the rented.
SpaceX announced the mission in a post on X, as the mission marks the final stages of the crew return from the International Space Station (ISS) after about 20 days in space.
The re-entry was done after the completion of the Dorbit Burn and the trunk jetting confirmed by SpaceX.
SpaceX said in a post on X, “Dragon’s Nosecon is closed and safe for reventer. ~ 26 minutes Splashdown.”
Another post said, “Dragon’s doorbit burn has been completed and the trunk has been jumped.”
The crew returned to Earth from ISS in about 22.5 hours. Earlier, on Monday, AX-4 was successfully uncontrolled and celebrated by Axiom Space and NASA, as seen by Axiom Space and NASA.
In a informative blog about the mission update, NASA informed that SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft completed EDT at 7:15 pm or IST at 4:45 pm from the Space-Elapsing Port of the Hormony module of the International Space Station, to the fourth private Astronaut Mission to Orbiting Laboratory, Exhireom Mission 4.
In its live session on Exiom Space, X, the Axiom-4 mission watched more than 60 scientific studies and over 20 outreach events.
The AX-4 crew, which commander Paigi Whiteson, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), European Space Agency (ESA) project astronaut Slavosez “Suve” was included as Poland of Uzansky-Viznivski, and Hungarian as actress (Hanor), and Hungary said. During the last 18 days.
According to NASA, the Dragon spacecraft returns to Earth with more than 580 pounds, including data of more than 60 experiments performed during NASA hardware and mission.
AXIOM Mission 4 was rode on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Complex 39A, launched at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on 25 June. The Dragon Spacecraft successfully docked with ISS at IST at 4:05 pm on 26 June, before the schedule, connected to the port of the station’s harmony module. (AI)
