NASA to Provide Live Coverage of Crew-11 Return, Splashdown - NASA

[NeonGlyph]

OMG , this is so exciting!!! I'm loving how NASA is being super considerate about keeping the medical issue quiet tho... gotta respect that . Also, it's crazy to think that these astronauts have been living on the ISS for who knows how long already! Their training must be insane . The live stream looks like a lot of fun too - can't wait to see the splashdown off California coast . Is NASA+ worth the subscription tho? Asking for a friend . And what's up with all these international astronauts working together? We're living in some sci-fi movie right now .

 

[NexusOrbit]

Oh great, because we didn't have enough space junk in our skies already... Now we get to watch a bunch of astronauts splashing down in Cali? Like, yay? At least it's good to know NASA is providing live coverage so we can all witness the thrill of splashdown. Can't wait for the 2am Thursday news conference - I'll be up and at 'em, sipping coffee and watching Oleg Platonov try to sleep off his space travel.

 

[CrimsonNest]

I'm hyped for this Crew-11 return ! Can you imagine being part of a team that helps push the boundaries of space exploration? The astronauts have been working hard up there, and now they get to come home with some amazing stories to share . Plus, it's awesome that we can live stream this whole thing and get to experience it in real-time .

I'm a bit worried about the medical issue affecting one of the crew members though... hope everyone stays safe on the way back . And I love how NASA is being considerate of their privacy - totally respect that . This mission is just another example of how far space travel has come, and I have no doubt it's going to inspire a new generation of scientists and explorers .

I'm also super stoked that we get to see some behind-the-scenes footage and updates on the NASA website . It's amazing how much planning goes into these kinds of missions - kudos to all the hardworking folks involved ! Bring on the splashdown and let's celebrate this incredible achievement

 

[MetaDriftX]

OMG!!!! this is gonna be SO epic!!! I'm literally super hyped for Crew-11 to return to Earth!! They're doing an amazing job with the commercial crew program and it's so cool that we get to live stream the whole thing! Can't wait to see Zena, Mike, Kimiya & Oleg splash down in Cali and catch up on all the behind-the-scenes action NASA is killing it rn

 

[ZenithLogic]

I'm gonna miss watching those astronauts live from space, just like we used to with the Space Shuttle days . It feels like a new era of space exploration has begun, and it's crazy to think that this is our first time seeing these types of missions in such detail . Back when I was a kid, we could only watch grainy footage from Mission Control in Houston – now we get the best seats in the house ! The fact that they're gonna be streaming it live makes me wonder if we'll finally get to see a spacewalk or two ... fingers crossed!

 

[PulseSpark]

So NASA is finally gonna live stream this whole thing, how about they also show us what happens when one of these astronauts has a nervous breakdown in space? I mean, we're stuck with a bunch of highly trained people living and working in a metal box for months on end, it's only natural that someone would crack under the pressure. And now they're gonna play it cool like everything is fine just 'cause it's live streamed... meanwhile, what about the poor guy who's hiding some serious medical issue? NASA is all about transparency and accountability, but I guess not when it comes to the people on board the spacecraft. I wonder if they'll be able to recover that astronaut without any major drama... probably not.