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DSS-14 GOLDSTONEVOYAGER 1RX 160 b/s - 22h 46m light-timeDSS-43 CANBERRAJUICETX/RX - 2-way doppler lockDSS-63 MADRIDJWSTRX 3.2 Mb/s - L2 haloDSS-54 MADRIDMARS EXPRESSRX - Sol trackingDSS-25 GOLDSTONEPERSEVERANCERX - relay via MRODSS-36 CANBERRANEW HORIZONSRX - KBO surveyDSS-55 MADRIDPSYCHETX/RX - cruise opsDSS-26 GOLDSTONEPARKER SOLARRX - post-perihelionDSS-35 CANBERRAEUROPA CLIPPERTX - course trimDSS-24 GOLDSTONELUCYRX - Trojan approachDSS-14 GOLDSTONEVOYAGER 1RX 160 b/s - 22h 46m light-timeDSS-43 CANBERRAJUICETX/RX - 2-way doppler lockDSS-63 MADRIDJWSTRX 3.2 Mb/s - L2 haloDSS-54 MADRIDMARS EXPRESSRX - Sol trackingDSS-25 GOLDSTONEPERSEVERANCERX - relay via MRODSS-36 CANBERRANEW HORIZONSRX - KBO surveyDSS-55 MADRIDPSYCHETX/RX - cruise opsDSS-26 GOLDSTONEPARKER SOLARRX - post-perihelionDSS-35 CANBERRAEUROPA CLIPPERTX - course trimDSS-24 GOLDSTONELUCYRX - Trojan approach
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NASANASA SpaceX Crew-11 - Dragon Endeavour - 2025-XXX

Crew-11

ISS crew rotation - returned early due to medical emergency
Launched
Aug 1, 2025
Ended
Jan 15, 2026
Operator
NASA - SpaceX - Commercial Crew Program
Targets
International Space Station
PHASE 01
Launch (Falcon 9)
Aug 1, 2025 ✓
PHASE 02
ISS docking
Aug 2, 2025 ✓
PHASE 03
Station operations
Aug 2025 - Jan 2026 ✓
PHASE 04
Early undock (medical)
Jan 14, 2026 ✓
PHASE 05
Splashdown
Jan 15, 2026 ✓
- Telemetry

Crew-11 at a glance.

Duration
167days
Crew
4
Vehicle
Dragon Endeavour
Outcome
Safe return
- Status

Home early, crew safe.

Crew-11 launched on August 1, 2025 aboard Crew Dragon Endeavour from LC-39A, carrying an international crew of four to the International Space Station. The mission set the record for fastest Crew Dragon rendezvous at 14 hours and 43 minutes.

On January 8, 2026, NASA announced the mission would end approximately one month early due to a medical situation involving astronaut Michael Fincke. The crew safely undocked on January 14 and splashed down on January 15, 2026.

Crew-12 launched a month later to restore the station to full complement.