Dragon’s four main parachutes have deployed

What a sight

Welcome back!

Welcome!

👏 Bravo. Dragon splashed down at 26km/h today. Mission accomplished. Crew and team can relax.☺️

@elonmusk @elonmusk how was the flight

So cool!

Dragon X going by Redondo Beach, also heard the sonic boom. I was the only one willing to go out and watch.

Well done 👏🚀

heard the sonic boom in hermosa beach, CA!

Welcome home crew 11

Heard the sonic boom in San Luis Obispo, Ca

Feels routine now but still wild to watch

@elonmusk From Reno, NV

Welcome home my friends.

YES

Amazing. Can Bearly believe it

Re entry over our house in Fairfield CA

Amazing work, Dragon's safe return highlights bold entrepreneurship at its best 🔥

@elonmusk

@elonmusk I’m watching it now. It’s amazing ❤️ I hope the astronaut is ok.

what if the future arrived early — and chose one witness?

Seeing all four parachutes fully deployed is a solid reminder of how even the most complex tech still relies on some classic, tried-and-true engineering. The perfect blend of innovation and reliability.That parachute deployment sequence is silky smooth SpaceX turning what used to be a risky descent into a well-choreographed safety dance. Next step: making reusability look effortless every single time.

🎙️ I REPORT; @SpaceX Dragon is Landing 🛬 🐉 🪂 Congrats ALMOST @elonmusk and team- we are all starting of 2026 with a bang, including me- with @grok/ @SuperGrok ‘s help- Devving @WizardsTM and @WEB4_ULTRAVERSE - EXCITING ALPHA DROPPING TODAY 👀 We might need some parachutes too Elon 👀 🪂🪂🪂🪂🪂🧙🏻‍♂️🪂🧙🏻‍♂️🪂🧙🏻‍♂️🎁🎁🎁🎁

📍Orange county CA

@elonmusk 👀

Congratulations on your safe return.🙏🙏

So awesome 😎

People forget that the atmosphere is the primary brake. By the time these chutes deploy at around 18,000 feet, the capsule has already shed the vast majority of its orbital velocity through sheer friction against the air.

That’s awesome! Always wild seeing these missions in action.

@elonmusk American brilliance (with a touch of South Africa) 😂

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