This is a series of cb-s I on the world. I'm John Bachelor. Bob Zimmerman. He keeps the website behind the black and we're going to SpaceX's resilience capsule. That's the name of the

dragon capsule. It's called resilience. These are like ships. I imagine that

there's someday you're going to have champagne process and launch these things,

swinging it down, smashing it against everybody's soaked with champagne, but not yet.

Bob, a very good evening to you.

Resilience splashes down.

What is to be said?

Yes, this war, resilience, this is on, I think it's third flight, third flight in space, it's a ship.

You're absolutely right, John.

They don't cry, they will never splash champagne bottles on it,

but what they do do as a tradition now with these capsules

is the crew, each flight signs a spot on the capsule and they just keep adding those

signatures each time they fly. So anyway, Resilience was carrying the Polaris

at dawn commercial manned orbital mission paid for mostly by Gerard Iskman, who is the commander of the mission.

This is the mission they did a spacewalk in space, the first privately done spacewalk using a total total no government involved they flew higher than anyone's

done since Apollo they did a lot of radiation testing they did laser communications

using stalling this was another test they did.

They had a crew of video that they put together.

Sarah Gillis, one of the astronauts, one of the, who did a spacewalk as well.

He's also a violinist professionally trained.

And so she did a video.

I posted this on Behind the Black.

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