Rick Sturckow/Capcom: Discovery, Houston. You are "go" for the deorbit burn.
Alan Poindexter/STS-131 Commander: Discovery copies. "Go" for the deorbit burn.
Brandi Dean/Landing Commentator: Flight controllers here in Houston unanimously
agreed that Discovery has a "go" to perform its deorbit burn,
the action that'll drop it out of low Earth orbit and set it on a course for an 8:08 a.m.
Central time landing at Kennedy Space Center's Runway 33.
Discovery's orbital maneuvering system engines are now firing, the team here in space shuttle flight control room reports.
They'll burn for two minutes and 57 seconds, slowing Discovery down by 301 feet per second or 205 mph.
Rick Sturckow/Capcom: Good burn, Discovery. Alan Poindexter/STS-131 Commander: Copy. Good burn.