SpaceX Crew-12 splash down off coast of California after ISS mission
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft completed a nearly eight-month mission to the International Space Station and returned to Earth, splashing down off the California coast near Los Angeles. The crew had traveled approximately 100 million miles during their orbital journey. The recovery vessel safely brought the spacecraft and crew back, completing the NASA-SpaceX Crew-12 mission.
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