The first "all-private" space team organized by a private company to go to the International Space Station in the United States returned to Earth on the 25th aboard the "Dragon" spacecraft of the American Space Exploration Technology Company and landed near the coast of Florida in the southeast of the United States. Pictured in Florida, USA, the crew of the Dragon spacecraft Endeavour and Axiom Space Ax-1 crashed into the Atlantic Ocean.
The first "all-private" space team organized by a private company to go to the International Space Station in the United States returned to Earth on the 25th aboard the "Dragon" spacecraft of the American Space Exploration Technology Company and landed near the coast of Florida in the southeast of the United States. Pictured in Florida, USA, the crew of the Dragon spacecraft Endeavour and Axiom Space Ax-1 crashed into the Atlantic Ocean.
The Dragon spacecraft was launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on the 8th of this month on the 8th of this month, sending four astronauts to the International Space Station. The spacecraft docked with the International Space Station on the 9th Eastern Time. Pictured in Florida, USA, the crew of the Dragon spacecraft Endeavour and Axiom Space Ax-1 crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. (Video screenshot)
The first "all-private" space team organized by a private company to go to the International Space Station in the United States returned to Earth on the 25th aboard the "Dragon" spacecraft of the American Space Exploration Technology Company and landed near the coast of Florida in the southeast of the United States. The picture shows that on April 25, 2022, local time, in Florida, usa, the crew of the Dragon spacecraft "Endeavour" and "Axiom Space Ax-1" fell into the Atlantic Ocean, and the staff went to salvage. (Video screenshot)
Source: China News Network