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Dragon returns from ISS

Posted: Sat, Jul 8, 2023, 1:30 PM ET (1730 GMT)
A Dragon cargo spacecraft splashed down June 30 after departing from the ISS. The Dragon splashed down off the coast from Jacksonville, Florida, at 10:30 am EDT (1430 GMT), 22 hours after undocking from the station. The Dragon, completing the CRS-28 cargo mission, returned about 1,600 kilograms of scientific experiments and other hardware.

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