Pacific Ocean From Space

ISS, Pacific Ocean and Crew

Sick astronaut, rest of crew splash down in Pacific after undocking from ISS

The NASA International Space Station (ISS) crew that included a sick astronaut splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego, California, early on Thursday morning.

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SpaceX Crew-11 splashes down safely in Pacific Ocean

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Crew-11 astronauts to land in California after medical evacuation at ISS

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Nasa Crew-11 medical evacuation LIVE: Dragon set to splash down off California coast

The Crew Dragon spacecraft, with two Nasa astronauts, a Japanese crewmember, and a Russian cosmonaut aboard, undocked from the station at around 3:30 am IST.

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Astronauts Are Safe After NASA Medical Evacuation From Space Station

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SpaceX brings back 4 NASA astronauts to Earth in first-ever medical evacuation from ISS

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Four ISS astronauts splash down on Earth after first-ever medical evacuation

A video feed from NASA showed the capsule carrying American astronauts Mike Fincke and Zena Cardman, Russian cosmonaut Oleg Platonov and Japanese astronaut Kimiya Yui land off the coast of San Diego a...

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First Medical Evacuation From ISS: SpaceX Crew-11 Returns Early To Earth

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SpaceX capsule with four astronauts, one ailing, splashes down safely off California

Highlights From NASA’s Medical Evacuation From Space Station

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Astronauts return to Earth after NASA orders early space station exit

Four astronauts have safely returned to Earth after NASA made the rare decision to end their space station mission early because of a medical concern involving one of the crew members.

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4 astronauts return to Earth after medical issue forces early ISS exit

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Highlights From NASA’s Medical Evacuation From the Space Station

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4 astronauts return from space with frozen science, splashdown Pacific debut

Four astronauts found their way back to Earth on Saturday, Aug.9. The SpaceX capsule dropped into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego, California. The passengers had been on board the International Space Station for the past five months.

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NASA captures stunning first Pacific tsunami image

A groundbreaking moment in ocean monitoring occurred when NASA’s newest satellite accomplished what no spacecraft had achieved before. The Surface Water Ocean Topography satellite, known as SWOT, captured the first comprehensive space-based view of a ...