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It was led and bankrolled by a billionaire businessman, jared isaacman. he said it had been a heck ofa ride, adding, we're just getting started. it all began three days ago. liftoff for a commercial mission, the first without any professional astronauts on board. much of the adventure beamed back live to earth. there is an awful lot that still needs to be accomplished in space. there's an awful lot of it, and we know so little about it. and there may be some really interesting answers to questions we've all been asking for a long time out there. so we have to do that. the spacex capsule was fi...

Basically sensed nasa and the japanese space agency astronaut to the space agency. they also did a test with two nasa astronauts earlier in the year ahead of this mission, so they have really learned their lessons, i don't think they would ever put any human in a hot seat that meant they wouldn't be in a safe place to be, and i think what that really represents is that yes, part of this mission is automated, that takes away from human error, that takes away from human error, thatis that takes away from human error, that is one of the pluses of artificial intelligence and other such technology,...

Finally tonight, i want to bring you up to space with a visit with the four civilian astronauts orbiting the earth. get ready to be inspired >> hello, everyone, and welcome to our dragon capsule here in space. >> the inspiration4 crew all smiles, feeling the exhilaration of floating free in space. >> we're flying 17,500 miles per hour, which is pretty fast. >> watching the earth go by through their space sun roof. >> the biggest window that's ever been flown in space and looking through the window, we can see the entire parameter of the earth, which is so beautiful >> the astronauts giving a t...

Intimately they're involved with the actual systems of the vehicle. on the shuttle, i came home on mid deck one time and on the flight deck the second time, and you are much more involved on the flight deck monitoring systems and watching for errors or issues that could crop up because you have to help the rest of the crew solve the problem. i think with the space x crew dragon, it is pretty automated. it is pretty planned out, and they are mostly along for the ride. >> jon: staying with you, clayton, for the moment. i mean, you know, the space x dragon capsule has not been without its problem...

Too, but i didn't feel good about moving around for another three to four hours. and it really took until the next day that i felt pretty solid, you know, walking around, walking around the planet again. so you've got to take it easy. a lot of things are -- your spine, for example, your spine extends itself when you're in space. it's kept in the right place by gravity. you're actually a little bit taller in space than you are on the ground. and that's all settling back in. you lose all of that height when you get back. your vestibular system, you're learning how to coordinate motion with your ...