There's astronaut Doug Hurley
you can see astronaut Bob Behnken also in
view now
and there they are NASA Astronauts Bob
Behnken
and Doug Hurley
A little thumbs up from from Bob.
There they are taken in the site.
And as they climb into
Dragon they will buckle in and attach
their umbilicals to their suits.
Five four three two
one zero ignition liftoff
of the Falcon 9 and crew Dragon go NASA
go Spacex god speed Bob and Doug. America has launched. We're
less than a mile away from station we're
inside 100 meters continuing to close.
Dragon closing in we're inside 20 meters
soft capture complete.
We have Bob Behnken from Spacex Demo 2
mission entering the international space
station.
Followed by Doug Hurley Demo 2 crew now
aboard the international space station
Dragon departing. Dragon
Spacex separation confirmed.
Thrusters looking good.
Rise and shine Daddy we love you,
hurry home so we can go get my dog.
Splash down.
Dragon is out of the water.
Getting some great views of the crew now
coming down
from the gulf stream aircraft. It's a
little bit overwhelming to
to see everybody here considering the
things that have gone
on in the last few months since we've
been off planet
you know this has been a uh quite an
odyssey the last
five six seven eight years five years
since
Bob and I started working on this
program
and to be where we are now the first
crewed flight
of Dragon is just unbelievable. There's
something special
about having that capability to launch
and and bring your
own astronauts home and uh we went
through a lot of years without that
capability
and i think we're both super super proud
to have been just a small part of the
team that
accomplished bringing those space
flights back to the Florida coast and
bringing that capability back to America.
