SpaceX’s 1st all-civilian crew returns to Earth after successful mission Saturday, September 18 by ABC News(CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.) -- After three days in space, the first all-civilian flight into Earth's orbit splashed down successfully Saturday night.The Dragon capsule returned to Earth just after 7 p.m. ET.The capsule was traveling at 17,500 mph when it deorbited, slowed down to around... Read More.
SpaceX’s 1st all-civilian crew set to splashdown Saturday night Saturday, September 18 by ABC News(ORLANDO, Fla.) -- After three days in space, the first all-civilian flight to Earth's orbit is set to splashdown tonight.The Dragon capsule is expected to return to Earth just after 7 p.m. ET Saturday evening.It will be traveling at 17,500 miles per hour when... Read More.
SpaceX successfully launches first all-civilian flight into Earth’s orbit Thursday, September 16 by ABC News(MERRITT ISLAND, Fla.) -- The first all-civilian flight to Earth's orbit successfully launched Wednesday.The Falcon 9 rocket took off as scheduled at the start of the five-hour window for launch at 8:02 p.m. ET. It reached orbit about 12 minutes later.The crew said goodbye... Read More.
SpaceX successfully launches 1st all-civilian flight into Earth’s orbit Wednesday, September 15 by ABC News(ORLANDO, Fla.) -- The first all-civilian flight to Earth's orbit successful launched Wednesday.The Inspiration4 rocket took off successfully at the start of the five-hour window for launch at 8:02 p.m. ET. It reached orbit about 12 minutes later.The crew said goodbye to their families,... Read More.
SpaceX set to launch 1st all-civilian flight to Earth’s orbit Wednesday, September 15 by ABC News(ORLANDO, Fla.) -- The first all-civilian flight to Earth's orbit is set to launch Wednesday.The Inspiration4 crew said goodbye to their families, suited up and were driven in Teslas to Kennedy Space Center's historic pad 39A Wednesday afternoon, ahead of a five-hour window for... Read More.
SpaceX to send 1st all-civilian crew into orbit for 3 days Sunday, September 12 by ABC News(NEW YORK) -- SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission may sound familiar, as another billionaire-backed space launch, but it's going where neither Richard Branson nor Jeff Bezos could -- into orbit.Branson's Virgin Galactic and Bezos' Blue Origin sent civilians into space on brief, suborbital flights that lasted... Read More.
