Look at the landing site over the Indian Ocean right "now" at 1:03:00 into the sub-orbital flight. Yes, they launched into the twilight skies over Texas coast, but they are landing into the sunlight over the Indian Ocean. Better camera shots to analyze the landing as it occurs. Best launch light for cameras to analyze the takeoff problems, the booster return problems and catch - when that occurs.
@SpaceX@Space_Station While remembering that first grainy, black-and-white TV broadcasts of the Mercury blastoffs, then Armstrong's first step. Now, I'm looking at a beautiful live feed of this rendezvous in space .. .. .. and wanting them to turn the camera so the Dragon stays centers in the screen.
@drew_lask @SpaceX@Space_Station Yes, two new astronauts are coming up; the two "they are not stranded by Boeing and Biden" astronauts are returning.
Not sure if extra supplies are going up in today's Dragon flight though. Probably - makes sense though because there would be weight margin and room available