NASA COMMENTATOR GEORGE DILLER: Safety systems armed.
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 and liftoff of Endeavour, going where
East and West do meet at the International Space Station.
NASA COMMENTATOR KYLE HERRING: Houston now controlling.
COMMANDER DOM GORIE: Houston, Endeavour, roll program.
MISSION CONTROL: Roger roll, Endeavour.
HERRING: The roll maneuver is complete and Endeavour is in a
heads-down position on course for a 51.6-degree, 136-by-36-statute-mile orbit.
The Florida coast gets an early sunrise as Endeavour heads out on a course to
intercept the International Space Station in a day and a half.
MISSION CONTROL: Endeavour you're go at throttle up and there's no action
on the left RCS messages, will have words later.
GORIE: Go for throttle up. Copy, no action on the RCS message mass.
HERRING: Endeavour's heading out 51,000 feet in altitude,
10 miles from the Kennedy Space Center, downrange 11 miles.
Three hydraulics systems in good shape as are the electricity-producing fuel cells.
Three good main engines at 104 percent of rated thrust.
Coming up on staging, the burnout of the twin solid rocket boosters at two minutes, five seconds.
SRB separation confirmed.