In photos: SpaceX's amazing Crew Dragon in-flight abort test launch

This gallery was originally published Jan. 19 and updated Jan. 22.

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  • Doug
    The image #10 says that it is a photo of the Crew Dragon siting on the recovery ship after the event, however it is actually a photo of the Crew Dragon capsule on top of the Falcon 9 at the launch pad at ~16 minutes prior to launch.
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  • Goodtobetheking
    Doug said:
    The image #10 says that it is a photo of the Crew Dragon siting on the recovery ship after the event, however it is actually a photo of the Crew Dragon capsule on top of the Falcon 9 at the launch pad at ~16 minutes prior to launch.

    You're correct, but the picture you cite shows up as image #16 in my slides rather than #10.
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