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🚨 🇺🇸 DOLPHINS GIVE ASTRONAUTS SPECIAL WELCOME AS CREW-9 SPLASHES DOWN OFF FLORIDA! Nature provided its own welcoming committee as SpaceX Dragon capsule splashed down near Tallahassee today, with at least five dolphins swimming playfully around the spacecraft. Aerial footage captured the remarkable moment as the aquatic escorts circled... show more

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Stop Socialist Tyranny1 year ago

Great to see SpaceX succeeding with their Crew-9 mission it's a testament to American ingenuity and innovation under Trump's leadership Elon Musk is a true pioneer and his work with SpaceX is an inspiration to us all his commitment to free speech and pushing boundaries is what America needs more of The fact that dolphins welcomed the astronauts back to Earth is just amazing a great moment for America and a reminder of the beauty of nature and space exploration

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Wise Whale1 year ago

They're not dolphins. They're AI tesla dolphins. Merica!

Brash Brazen Trump Recruit1 year ago

Thank God!

Dee Al1 year ago

Welcome home!

Taz1 year ago

All the BS and bad treatment of Elon Musk, spacex did an amazing job and as I watch i am proud to be an American and proud Elon and all his SpaceX staff for a job well done! @PunchbowlTm

godSon1 year ago

I think dolphins knows what we don't

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