UPDATED 5:43 AM ET Jan. 11, 2023 PUBLISHED 11:50 AM ET Jan. 09, 2023 PUBLISHED 11:50 AM EST Jan. 09, 2023 SHARE FLORIDA — The SpaceX Dragon capsule returned to Earth in a splashdown off the Florida coast on Wednesday morning, the company announced. What You Need To Know The spacecraft's splashdown off Florida's coast A SpaceX Dragon capsule that has been in space for 43 days undocked from the ISS Monday About 4,400 pounds of supplies and experiments returned with the Dragon RELATED coverage: — SpaceX (@SpaceX) January 11, 2023 At around 5:19 a.m. EST, the little craft carrying more than 4,000 pounds of experiments and whatnot landed with the help of six parachutes off the coast of Tampa, Fla., stated SpaceX and NASA. The Dragon splashed down with the help of two drogue parachutes and four main parachutes. NASA did not broadcast the splashdown. SpaceX did not provide a live feed of the return either. SpaceX tweeted that once the Dragon has been collected by the company’s recovery team, the capsule and its contents will be transported by a helicopter to NASA, specifically to the Space Station Processing Facility at the Kennedy Space Center where researchers will begin collecting data, the space agency confirmed on Monday. Once Dragon has been retrieved by SpaceX’s recovery team, the critical science aboard the spacecraft will be transported via helicopter to @NASAKennedy and provided to researchers