CRS-28 Mission

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Published 2023-06-05

On Monday, June 5 at 11:47 a.m. ET, Falcon 9 launched Dragon’s 28th Commercial Resupply Services mission (CRS-28) to the International Space Station from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Following stage separation, Falcon 9’s first stage landed on the Just a Shortfall of Gravitas droneship in the Atlantic Ocean.

Dragon autonomously docked with the space station on Tuesday, June 6, at 5:54 a.m. ET (9:54 UTC).

All Comments (21)

@TimeBucks 11 months ago

Well flown & landed
@pdxoneway 11 months ago

It never disappoints when you see that rocket just sit right on down on the drone ship. It's just amazing!
@shanemeyer9224 11 months ago

It is absolutely so so so much more impressive seeing a skyscraper land on a tiny boat in the middle of the ocean then coming back to land, that’s just crazy, blows me away every-time I watch it. SpaceX you guys are just absolutely crushing it constantly, I’m so excited to see what the future brings, especially starships first full orbit, reentry and landing!!!!
@DCDSG 11 months ago

Smooth landing, I love seeing the shadow of the booster as it’s about to land.
@Hunter-zp5hd 11 months ago

I never get tired of these videos. So glad to have all of those cameras so you can see details and events taking place. Great job!
@yunnayun9367 11 months ago

thank you nasa and space x we can see our satilite Maya 5 and Maya 6 from Philippines🇵🇭
@billford7581 11 months ago

We were in Melbourne, Florida, watched it live and on video feed. Truly impressive.
@AdamTizzdall 11 months ago

Congrats to the Canadian Cubesat Project! It was one hell of a launch to watch, and amazing to see the hard work of so many students paying off! Go Ukpik-1!
@geraldhenrickson7472 11 months ago

Shaniqua does a great job on this video. Something is very soothing about her delivery and voice. I appreciate all those who come on board to explain things to us. The launch audio seemed much improved on this launch. Thanks to all those involved.
@skylerhempsall2934 11 months ago

Amazing to see this in my lifetime, keep the dreams of a Space Kid alive ❤
@gregadams558 11 months ago

Yea, that is a different nozzle. Cool.
@shadowraith1 11 months ago

Well flown & landed, thanks for sharing.🚀🚀🚀👍
@planetsec9 11 months ago

Liftoff audio was soo good and punchy this time, you could really hear those engines roar almost all the way to MECO also the stage sep shot was so cool with that shortened nozzle, Star Wars vibes
@kenhazelbaker4952 11 months ago

You guys lift our spirits and our hopes and dreams. Thanks so much for sharing - it never gets old!
@interstellar_.4. 11 months ago

go CRS-28! good luck and have fun! 🎉
@kilogulf1164 11 months ago

I just watched the ISS flyover Hawaii with CRS-27 trailing shortly behind. So cool.
@thedarkside13 11 months ago

What an amazing time to start the week with a rocket launch.🙂
@scottslotterbeck3796 11 months ago

As a rocket engineer for Aerojet, my Dad would have loved this.
@user-fv2tj8en4g 11 months ago

Truly impressive as always
@SnowTiger45 11 months ago

I LOVE the 1st Stage Landings, especially because they are always a Bullseye on the target landing pad.