2018 SpaceX CRS-15 Dragon Deorbit/Splashdown Kennedy Space Center 3 August

Description

SpaceX
Dragon CRS-15 Splashdown
2018
Offering a cover serviced for SpaceX CRS-15 Dragon Deorbit/Splashdown & Recovery,
Cancelled Kennedy Space Center FL 3-August-2018
.
SpaceX Dragon
CRS-15
Splash
down
Kennedy Space Center FL - August 3 2018
After a move by CanadaArm2 from the ISS Harmony module to the
'Destiny' lab module
the SpaceX Dragon
CRS-15
spacecraft was released from the ISS at 12:38 p.m. EDT (16:38 GMT) while 258 miles (415 kilometers) over Australia.  Monitoring the departure was NASA astronaut and Expedition 56 Flight Engineer Serena Aunon-Chancellor. The actual command for release was performed via the robotics teams on the ground
.
The spacecraft’s thrusters fired several times to move Dragon to a safe distance from the station, where, after several hours, SpaceX commanded the capsule to perform a 10-minute deorbit burn using its Draco thrusters.
Splash
down occurred at 6:17 p.m. EDT (22:17 GMT), several hundred miles off the coast of Baja California.
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