#Crew7 is set to splash down in the Gulf of Mexico at 5:50am ET (0950 UTC) on Tuesday, March 12—and you could see Dragon as it reenters Earth's atmosphere!

Check out where and when the spacecraft will be visible, then join us for live reentry coverage starting at 4:30am ET.
https://www.youtube.com/live/PJAUetG6C2E
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After Dragon reenters Earth's atmosphere, the spacecraft will fly over the United States ahead of splashing down near Pensacola, FL at ~5:47 a.m. ET (0947 UTC)
Source: @SpaceX

Dragon splashed down successfully. Welcome back to Earth, AstroJaws, Astro Andreas, Astro Satoshi, and Kostya!
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Evolution of Starbase:
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🎉 ‍License for Starship Flight 3 is out! 🎉

PDF: https://www.faa.gov/media/69476

Weather is 70% favorable for today’s third integrated flight test of Starship.

The live webcast will begin ~30 minutes before liftoff, which is currently targeted for 12:30 UTC.
Source: @SpaceX

Official live stream will be available on Twitter and in our group SpaceX Chat.

New liftoff time is 13:02 UTC (Convert timezone), team is clearing a few boats from the keep out area in the Gulf of Mexico
Source: @SpaceX

Shifting T-0 a few more minutes to give boats time to clear the keep out area, now targeting 13:10 UTC (Convert)
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‍The Starship team is go for prop load but keeping an eye on winds, now targeting 13:25 UTC (Convert) for liftoff
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Stream on:
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Propellant load of Starship’s upper stage is now underway
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Starship Flight 3 (IFT-3) PROP LOAD. SpaceX going for it.
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‍Prop load of the Super Heavy booster is underway
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SpaceX is live! Watch on:
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Currently targeting 13:25 UTC (Convert)

‍While it's not happening in a lab or on a test stand, this is absolutely a test. What we're doing today will provide invaluable data to continue rapid development of Starship

‍This rapid, iterative development approach has been the basis for all of SpaceX’s major innovative advancements including Falcon, Dragon, and Starlink
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Starship’s flight trajectory for today's test
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If Starship manages to make it all the way to reentry, we'll collect valuable data on reentry at hypersonic speeds, or more than 5 times the speed of sound
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