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Watch and we wait to see what has happened. over the course of today, how much has expectation met reality in that regard, candace? >> a thousand percent, i would say. a thousand percent. it has been the sort of precision that takes place when it comes to space travel. the reentry, the orbiting process started exactly at 6:16 p.m. the splashdown, right at 7:06 p.m. as well. all the process here is what was expected to take place. were going to lose a signal there out from what i could see from t...

Much has expectation met reality in that regard, kendis? >> reporter: 1000%, i would say. it has been the sort of precision that take place when it comes to space travel. the re-entry, the orbiting process started exactly at 6:16 p.m. the splashdown, right at 7:06 p.m. as well. all the process you see here now is just what was expected to take place. well lose a small there from what i can see from the feed shortly. but theyre expected to have a press conference less than an hour from now. what ...

They have been interested in space for quite some time, except for hayley arceneaux that when she first found out she was going to space, she was like, does that mean im going to the moon? we havent been to the moon in 50 years. its a cute moment. but jared isaacman, a 38-year-old billionaire who made his money during some online payment system, hes the money guy. hes the guy that wrote the check and said im going to pay for this entire mission. he approached spacex years ago and said whenever y...

Theyre going to be pulling some gs as they come through the atmosphere as the heat shield heats up to about 3,000 degrees fahrenheit. it will create a friction. that plasma is whats described as blackout zone where you dont have radio communication because the radio signals cant travel through that plasma. but theyre inside pulling some gs, but its not uncomfortable. its a little bit -- when the gs pile up a bit, it takes a little more effort to breathe, but its not too big of a deal. coming dow...

Their time in space, that looks at these splashdown that we have just watched. talk us through the questions that they are going to be asking and the information they are going to be looking for to make sure that the next time they do not this, because there will be a next time, that it is done even more seamlessly. >> yes, after each mission there are a number of debriefs. so the crew spends literally a few months doing all the debriefs and then writing in reports. and so this mission should be...

Anyone. and then they will open the door and they will start helping the people inside to unbuckle and to bring them out one at a time. its a pretty crowded space and they may be disoriented a little bit, so they will help them come out of the spaceship one at a time. if people are feeling good, they may have already unbuckled. if theyre not feeling so great, they may still be in their seats. >> i have to admit that kendis earlier was walking us through the ticktock of what would happen from the...