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SpaceX’s Fram2 mission splashes down

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In the first test of its kind, the crew exited the craft on their own, demonstrating the ability to get out of a Crew Dragon without help from recovery crews.
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SpaceX is wrapping up the latest chapter in its commercial human spaceflight endeavors with the return of Fram2.

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