00:0015 minutes into the burn's duration.
00:03That burn expected to last 17 and a half minutes total.
00:06So we should be hearing confirmation of burn complete pretty soon.
00:11We have those display screens.
00:12Dragon, SpaceX, de-orbit burn complete and performance nominal.
00:15Trunk separation sequence initiated.
00:19Parachutes deploying.
00:21And there you're seeing a live look from the recovery team,
00:26a helicopter that has a camera tracking the spacecraft during its re-entry.
00:33We do have confirmation that the drogue deploy is underway.
00:47There are those two drogue sheets.
00:48Visual and two healthy drogues.
00:50It continues slowing the spacecraft down to about 16 miles per hour at the time of splashdown.
00:56There's the main chutes deployed.
01:02They're going to open up here shortly.
01:09Now about 500 meters away from the surface of the water.
01:15And slowed down to about 35 kilometers per hour.
01:19Again, it'll continue to slow down.
01:20SpaceX Dragon, 400 meters.
01:22SpaceX Dragon, 400 meters.
01:24Brace for splashdown.
01:28SpaceX copies 400 meters and crew are braced for splashdown.
01:31And we just saw an incredible view there of the Dragon as it re-entered.
01:36Which is why we don't have that visual confirmation yet,
01:40but we do have that verbal confirmation between the crew and the Corps
01:44that they have successfully splashed down.
01:47And there is that live look of Dragon endurance
01:51as it sits on top of the ocean off the coast of San Diego, California.
01:55Dragon SpaceX.
01:56To place itself on a trajectory towards San Diego, California.
02:00Dragon successfully re-entered the Earth's atmosphere,
02:03followed by deployment of its parachutes to slow the spacecraft down to a gentle splashdown.
02:08You mentioned the cloud cover a little bit,
02:10but overall, how have the landing conditions been from your perspective?
02:1346 days aboard the International Space Station.
02:16And I think this crew is going to be more than thrilled
02:19with this fun re-introduction to the planet.
02:21We're going to have to...
02:25And you can see that view there.
02:30Clayne and Nicole Ayers alongside JAXA astronaut Takuya Onishi
02:34and Roscosmos cosmonaut Kirill Peskov
02:37safely splashed down the coast of San Diego, California.
02:41Following splashdown of the Dragon endurance
02:44and the Crew-10 astronauts currently aboard.
03:02And so right before that translation took place,
03:05a couple of the recovery team members
03:08did do some final safety checks of the spacecraft
03:11to ensure that it was safe and ready to go for additional people.
03:20So that hatch on the Dragon endurance spacecraft is now open
03:23and teams are working to get Crew-10 out and back on Earth.
03:28Again, they will be initially checked.
03:30And the first crew member has now successfully egressed or exited the capsule.
03:50And that is NASA astronaut Anne McLean.
03:54She looks very excited.
03:56And the second crew member has successfully egressed the capsule,
04:09and that is NASA astronaut Nicole Ayers.
04:12And we do now see JAXA astronaut Takuya Onishi has exited the spacecraft.
04:25And this was also the second...
04:27And there you have Roscosmos cosmonaut Kirill Peskov waving.
04:33He takes his final or initial steps on Earth.
04:39And he will now be taken back to some additional...
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