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Integrity crew.

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When you are able,
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an indication if you are bumping up
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smoke detector in any way when you're over
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I think NCC reported some,

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erroneous data yesterday.

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Maybe that's happening again.

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We we had a tower over there,
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Give us a couple more seconds because
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and then we'll try to get away from it
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And we don't have any concern.

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You guys can stay over there,
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We were just curious.

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Continue.

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This is Artemis
is mission control in Houston, Texas.

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We're currently seven days, five hours.

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All right. Sounds good to me.

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Yeah, we we caught a view of Earth
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and now we're completely distracted
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You guys are looking.

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Thanks.

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Yeah, we love that. We were just noticing.

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It's really cool, actually, in the data
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an indication on the smoke detector, and
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So we're just curious.

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Thank you.

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This is Artemis
mission control in Houston, Texas.

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We're currently seven days, five hours and
22 minutes into the Artemis two mission.

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You can see the crew there on your screen

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inside the Orion spacecraft,
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They are currently capturing some images.

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It looks like they're capturing images
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windows, with a view of Earth outside.

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and sharing imagery
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there on your screen.

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From left to right,
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Reid Wiseman and Canadian Space Agency
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And it looked like Reid was trying
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capturing just now.

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Wow. Thank you for showing us that.

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That is so cool.

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We look like we're smiling at you

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like a little Cheshire cat.

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Yeah, that is exactly the same comment
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And that's why we put Victor
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and took a picture of it.

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There it is.

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It's Moses Brown, where I believe it.

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Thank you.

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Sunny 63.

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We need to take a picture of a happy eye.

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Now, E-Comm is as happy as the earth.

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And, Houston,

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you're seeing a little bit of us
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Crescent Earth and the solar array.

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So it's pretty sweet view.

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Window one right now.

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This is Mission control, Houston.

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And this morning, as we get underway
with flight day nine on the Artemis

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two mission, joining us today, Johnson
Space Center Director Vanessa White.

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NASA, thanks for being with us today.

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It's a privilege.

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Oh, my.

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Know what a phenomenal, phenomenal mission
we've been having.

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So excited to be here.

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It is historic in nature.

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We're about 32 hours until,
we're expecting, the crew

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to splashdown in the Pacific
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Big picture.

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The history making aspects of the mission
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But in your mind,
the significance of what we are

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pulling off here this week
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You know, Rob, it's just,

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it's hard to describe the significance
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we have building and planning our teams
towards this for quite some time.

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The Orion spacecraft is managed here
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of that vehicle,
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but now we have our astronauts on board,
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that spacecraft is ready for us
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deep space exploration,
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So this is the Artemis generation.

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This is our generation's opportunity
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and to build from what Apollo did.

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But moving to the moon,
we're now going to have a moon base.

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We're going to learn how to live there.

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We're going to go to Mars.

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It opens up all of the universe.

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It's just amazing for human exploration.

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And, we're on board.

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Integrity, with our four astronauts.

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Christina Cook on the left,
Victor Glover, commander Reed Wiseman,

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and Jeremy Hansen
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the crew, is continuing
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to review, procedures for tomorrow's
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And, we'll soon
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before their homecoming to planet Earth.

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And, Jackie, while I have you,

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we just wanted to express
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Awesome.

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I'll call them, drink notes
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So many people wrote really cool,

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heartfelt messages on our bonus drinks,

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and we are just smiling
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It was really fun to find these and they're really giving us a boost for entry day.

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that message gets heard
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Thank you.

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This is Mission Control

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Houston here in the,
flight control room, a welcome visitor,

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Charlie Blackwell Thompson,
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who kicked off this mission
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Launch System and the four integrity
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She's here
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currently talking to her ascent
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to preside over integrity,
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One other countdown clock
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And the mission control room
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en route back to the moon.

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It, is almost, incongruous
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on the eve of homecoming for the,
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from reaching the halfway
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It's just the way, orbital mechanics works

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that sets the course and the velocity

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and the entrapment of integrity
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That dictates all of that.

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the halfway point back from the moon

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for the splashdown
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ongoing discussions between Jeremy Hansen
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Jackie Mahaffey here in Mission Control
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from a cislunar camping trip.

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This is very much akin to what

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There was no holiday involved here.

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It was simply an historic flyby of
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from our final public affairs
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between members of Congress
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As we approach the halfway
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home, back to Earth from the moon.

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Wireless.

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Mike ten 987654321.

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Blastoff.

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Cafe.

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Blastoff.

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Good scene and wife will be ready on time.

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And we have the camera off just to prevent
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Confirm you got a good image coming up.

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We do have an image coming down.

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You know, Jackie, snark does

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carry across the cosmos.

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That,
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Good evening.

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Our two crew, as you all approach
your final day on this historic journey

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around the moon, the people of Earth
remain inspired by your mission.

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They are energized by space exploration.

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And most importantly, they're eager to
have you all home very soon.

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Now, NASA couldn't

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execute on our important mission
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we received from the United States
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to make sure it has the right direction
to expand American leadership in space,

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and the necessary resources
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Now, we have several NASA
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and they have a few questions

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they'd like to ask you on behalf
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I can only imagine the en wonderment
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but I want to just start by saying
thank you.

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You are inspiring. That is not hyperbole.

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When Jared

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speaks about the people of Earth across
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people are watching you and amazed
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as we were doing just a few minutes ago,
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with the floating head
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all across our globe. So thank you.

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Thank you for your good cheer.

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Thank you for your eloquence.

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Thank you for inspiring people.

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I have two questions.

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Number one, if you could go back in time

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and talk to yourself at age ten,

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what would you tell yourself
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And then question two
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who do you want to play? You?

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Well, sir,
it's an honor to be with all of you.

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And please say hello to all of our
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We can't wait to be back.

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My ten year old self,

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I recently found some photos of myself
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Space Center, and we were posing
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My with me,
with my siblings and my parents.

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And if I could have told that little girl
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a picture of Earthrise and hung it in
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from that same place

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to see that same view,
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but even though I still can't believe it
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she chased
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It's such an honor to hear
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That's truly one of the top things
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And I am definitely not
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that's going to be for read.

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Senator Cruz, it's great to talk to you
and thank you for visiting our friends

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and family
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That is fantastic.

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We've thought a little bit
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and I think that's way
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So we don't know who's.
We don't know who's going to play us.

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That's up to whoever decides.

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is going to be played
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I have a question

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from one of our local, voters
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Her name is Rene,

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and she said, what were you thinking
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The furthest ever from Earth
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We'd love to hear your thoughts
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out of radio contact.

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the nearest approach to the moon,
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I took a brief moment to say
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of of gratitude
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with, you know, bringing back
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and were watching to see when we came back
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there was a chance that folks
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You know, we have a moment of silence
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and that requires reverence
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that we could just have a sense
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a lot from our crew,
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while we were waiting to get back
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that sense of togetherness,
that we were all a crew on Spaceship Earth

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and integrity.

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Just over ten minutes ago,
as you were having that event,

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you passed the halfway home mark.

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Okay.

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Copy that.

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Jackie,
sounds like the next 24 hours are gonna.

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We're gonna accelerate quite a bit, then.

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Absolutely.

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This is Artemis
mission control in Houston, Texas.

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The final targeting
for the upcoming return trajectory

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correction burner
RTC to burn has been completed.

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And we do expect that RTC burn to take
place in about 29 minutes from now.

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As of right now,
it's expected to be a 5.37ft per

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second, delta velocity burn, burn
and approximately a nine second burn.

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So we'll be using the eight axillary pulse

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ox thrusters on the Orion spacecraft
here in Mission Control.

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Houston.

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The team on console

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is currently conducting their go
no go poll for that upcoming return.

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Trajectory correction burn.

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And again, this burn will further
fine tune the trajectory

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and the path of the Orion spacecraft
as it makes its final, approach

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ahead of that reentry and splashdown
targeted for Friday, April 10th.

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Integrity Houston tank

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pressures are good for the burn.

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Integrity copies.

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Integrity. Houston maneuver.

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Burn. Attitude.

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Starting in approximately three minutes.

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Sam. Thanks, Amy.

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This is Artemis
mission control in Houston, Texas.

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We are currently about ten minutes away
from the start of the return

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trajectory correction two burner RTC two.

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This is expected to be about a 9.41
second burn

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with an expected Delta velocity change

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of 5.37ft per second, using the eight

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pulse ox thrusters on the Orion spacecraft
to further fine tune the trajectory

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of the Orion spacecraft on its path back
towards Earth.

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Currently on your screen,

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you can see a view of the Artemis
real time orbit website or arrow.

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The Orion spacecraft
is currently traveling at a velocity of

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about 30 400mph,

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and it is about 114,000
miles away from Earth.

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Earlier today, it did past the halfway
point of its return

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back to Earth again.

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It is expected to splashdown
off the coast of San Diego,

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California, on Friday,
April 10th, around 7:07 p.m.

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central time, 8:07 p.m. Eastern Time.

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In just a few moments, we should hear
confirmation.

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Called home to the crew
that Orion is in burn attitude.

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The Orion spacecraft
is currently maneuvering to that

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burn attitude.

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Integrity, Houston.

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Integrity is in burn attitude.

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Artemis is mission
control in Houston, Texas.

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We are now just under 30s away
from the time of ignition of that upcoming

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return trajectory correction burn,
which will be the start

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of that burn.

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Again,

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it is expected to be about a 9.41

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second burn using the eight auxiliary
pulse ox thrusters on the Orion Spacecraft

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Service Module to generate a 5.37ft

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per second change in delta velocity.

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And we do have confirmation
that the return trajectory,

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correction burn has started,
that taking place at 9:53 p.m.

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central time, 10:53 p.m. Eastern Time.

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And we also now have confirmation
that the burn has completed

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again, that taking place at 9:53 p.m.

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Central time at 10:53 p.m. Eastern Time.

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Integrity, Houston.

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Good burn.

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We are assessing the details.

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Please see the same and copy.

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This is Artemis Mission Control
in Houston, Texas, and we do have that

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confirmation that the recent return
trajectory correction burn was completed.

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And it was a good burn.

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Teams on the ground assessing the details.

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But it was expected to be a 9.41
second burn

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for a 5.37ft per second delta velocity.

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Again, these return trajectory correction
burns help to fine tune

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the Orion spacecraft's path
as it makes its way back to Earth,

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and this was the second in a series of
three return trajectory correction burns

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with that first return correction
burn taking place on flight day seven,

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and the final return trajectory correction
burn is expected to take place

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on Flight Day
ten, about five hours prior to entry.

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Interface.

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Integrity Houston confirm a good burn

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and prop post burn
reconfiguration is complete.

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We copy all

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and we have a gorgeous view of you out

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window to.

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Awesome.

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We're waving at you.

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We are to.