05:02We already received that acquisition of signal from the IMAP payload.
05:06And SWIFO L1 is significant.
05:08We are at an altitude of roughly 5,000 kilometers.
05:12Correct.
05:13And if you recall, we were looking at the altimeter there on the bottom right screen.
05:17We kind of deploy SWIFO L1 about 3,800 kilometers.
05:20And so as we're on that escape trajectory, as I was mentioning earlier,
05:25we are seeing our altitude steadily increase as we move to the Carruthers spacecraft also being deployed.
05:31Carruthers, separation confirmed.
05:33Awesome.
05:34There we go.
05:35That is cool.
05:37Carruthers separating, beginning its mission to capture the faint ultraviolet glow of Earth's outer atmosphere.
05:45All three released.
05:47Yeah.
05:47Congratulations to all three teams.
05:49And this is a big day for all of them.
05:51And also congrats to the LSP team and the SpaceX teams who worked tirelessly to get these missions off the ground.
05:56So kudos to all of them.
05:58And the team for Carruthers now are going to be very anxious as they look for their acquisition of signal.
06:06Because the spacecraft has to turn on and run a number of items.
06:12A number of items.
06:12But I believe, based on the reaction in the room, they may have gotten it pretty quick.
06:19They may have.
06:19Let's listen and see if we get an update to the NLM, the NASA launch manager.
06:30Unofficially, it looks like they may have got AOS.
06:32But officially, we have not heard it yet on our nets.
06:40So we may have been seeing the reaction for the spacecraft separation and just general excitement about making it to this point, which is a big deal.
06:49It's a very big deal.
06:50Very big deal.
06:52Yeah, this mission was a mission where we had three payloads.
06:56And it almost was trying to be almost like it was three primaries.
07:00So I just want to give, once again, kudos to the team for getting this done.
07:03The team looked over almost 500 different requirement verifications they had to get this mission off.
07:07So just think about that.
07:09500 different requirements you've got to verify.
07:11That's a lot.
07:11So, yeah, big deal.
07:27Yes, with OL-1, have telemetry at the MOC.
07:31Excellent news.
07:32Congratulations.
07:33We just heard confirmation from NASA launch manager Denton Gibson was given confirmation that acquisition of signal has happened for SWIFT.
07:41Yeah, congratulations to SWIFT-OL-1.
07:44Big accomplishment there.
07:46So it looks like everything was put into a good orbit.
07:50A great job by the second stage of the Falcon, Amanda.
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