SpaceX CRS-11 Dragon reentry seen from ISS.jpg

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Description	English: Beautiful expanse of stars-but the “long” orange one is SpaceX-11 reentering! Congrats team for a successful splashdown & great mission!
Date	Taken on 3 July 2017
Source	https://twitter.com/Astro2fish/status/881854457419407360 (direct link)
Author	NASA/Jack Fischer

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