SpaceX Engineers Love This Simple Capsule Recovery Trick! #shorts
In this brief YouTube short, the narrator explains that a group of SpaceX engineers—about 30 years old—approved a straightforward recovery idea for crewed capsules. When a capsule splashes down, the rough landing can make it difficult for occupants to locate and exit the vehicle. The engineers suggest attaching a streamer to the capsule so that the crew can easily spot it in the water and safely egress.
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