Crew Dragon with two astronauts splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico

The Crew Dragon spaceship successfully returned to Earth with astronauts Robert Louis Benken and Douglas Gerald Kherli. At the height about 5,5 km brake parachutes of the ship were activated, and at the height about 2 km four main parachutes were developed. As a result the ship splashed down near the coast of the American state State of Florida in the Gulf of Mexico. As reported in National administration office on aeronautics and space research, astronauts after return to Earth feel well. Today's landing on water of the piloted American ship became the first for the last 45 years (after end of the program of flights "Apollonov" in 1975). With success of all...