Watch SpaceX Live Stream Inspiration 4 Splashdown: Crew Dragon is back

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SpaceX will take the Crew Dragon spacecraft out of orbit on Saturday. The capsule will carry four members of the Inspiration 4 mission back to Earth after three days in space.

The Crew Dragon Capsule is expected to disintegrate in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Cape Canaveral, Florida at 7:06 p.m. EDT.

Special Historic Mission – – They include Commander Jared Isakman, pilot Sian Proctor, medical director Hayley Arsenault, and mission specialist Chris Simbrowski. – – Humans orbit the Earth 350 miles above the International Space Station, causing them to travel back to Earth for years. The free space flight capsule is not docked with the International Space Station, but instead orbits the Earth independently at a rate of 15 revolutions per day.

Inspiration4 shared a photo of the crew’s time in orbit and enjoyed a wide view from the window of the spacecraft’s “dome.”

This is the third time that SpaceX has taken astronauts out of space, and this is the second capsule. This is a flight from NASA’s Crew 1 mission on its return flight in May. For Inspiration 4’s comeback, the elastic band is expected to close the nostril at 6:35 a.m. ET before performing a violent re-entry and deploying a parachute shortly after 7 p.m.

The two previous missions of SpaceX astronauts have been deployed to the Gulf of Mexico, making them the first missions back to the Atlantic Ocean.

The mission has many other milestones for Elon Musk. This includes SpaceX’s first private spaceflight, the first non-professional crew to become an astronaut, the first pilot of a black spacecraft, the youngest American female astronaut ever, and the first flight. includes. With a prosthetic in space.

Inspiration 4 was paid by Isaacman with a special sum with the main goal of a space flight to raise $200 million for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. According to the Mission website, billionaire businessman Isaacman personally donated $100 million and Mission raised another $53.8 million Saturday night.