Ax-3 Crew Dragon splashdown

SpaceX’s “Freedom” Crew Dragon spacecraft splashdown off the coast of Florida, on 9 February 2024, at 13:30 UTC (08:30 EST).
The crew of the “Freedom” Crew Dragon spacecraft for Axiom Space’s Ax-3 mission to the International Space Station includes commander Michael López-Alegría, pilot Walter Villadei, mission specialist Alper Gezeravcı and ESA project astronaut Marcus Wandt.
Credit: Axiom Space/SpaceX
“Freedom” Crew Dragon splashdown

[@pcbck2673]

Imagine what mankind could achieve without all these destructive dictatorships on this planet.

[@Pey-yih_Yarng]

When there are silly people, there is dictatorship. And we do have them A LOT.

[@trevorpeck1877]

All these dictators seriously need to get a life. Do they seriously not have anything better to do than go on their childish little power trips. They're nothing but a bunch of man children. If it wasn't for stupid little earthlings obsession with war spacecrafts would probably have warp drives by now. Stupid earthlings will never learn. I'm so glad I'm not human. I really really feel for the human species. It must feel terrible being such imbeciles.

[@petranyberg5791]

Welcome home Marcus🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤and team😊😊😀🙏🚀

[@Maximus_Heredia]

I missed it because of school

[@camelia9802]

Dragon capsule isnt as cramped as the russian capsules. Landing in water might be less uncomfortable?

[@lourdessilva6442]

Isso não tem preço sem palavras

[@ClementeLara170]

What was the mission point, what was it for? I Don't understand

[@Silly_Goofy_Individual]

Science 👍

[@user-ej8zd7ye9y]

iss

[@elmosweed4985]

Did a quick search on your question.
This is what came up first.
"During the mission, the Ax-3 astronauts successfully completed a total of 56 research activities - to include 39 conducted aboard the space station - focusing on life, physical and Earth science, as well as human research and technology demonstrations.
The Ax-3 mission's purpose is to gain experience in spaceflight operations and prepare to install commercial modules on the station. The Ax-3 mission is also SpaceX's first private all-European mission "

[@uddinislah2724]

We'll done Good job NASA

[@elmosweed4985]

🤔this was a spaceX rocket, not NASA

[@kei-pa]

Nasa : your welcome. but, what we do ??

[@elmosweed4985]

I bet that still hurts a little when it hits the water.

[@user-cr8wx3ti8u]

Alper Gezeravcı i
sTurkish

[@BLITZKRIEG1]

very unprofessional of the woman to be laughing

[@pico1136]

cry about it

[@tom5051666]

she has one of those irritating american female voices too.