NASA 'Dads' Make Successful SpaceX Splashdown

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Published 02 Aug 2020

The NASA astronauts who flew on the SpaceX craft to the International Space Station in May returned to Earth on Sunday. They splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico due to bad weather in the Atlantic.

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NASA 'Dads' Make Successful SpaceX Splashdown

NASA 'Dads' Make Successful SpaceX Splashdown

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