00:00Continuing to hear good reports from the flight controllers here, Artemis Mission Control in Houston.
00:08Mission Control is go. The crew is go. You're getting a live view from Orion now of Earth.
00:28Integrity, good engine, good control.
00:34We show the same. Feels great up here.
00:39At MET, mission elapsed time of one day, one hour, and 14 minutes into the Artemis II mission.
00:47As Orion was flying 115 statute miles above Earth and 247,600 miles away from the moon,
00:56we have the start of the translunar injection burn that will send the crew around the moon,
01:00the first humans to do so in over 50 years.
01:06Again, this burn started on time, MET, mission elapsed time, one day, one hour, and 14 minutes.
01:13We are targeting a 5 minute and 50, 5-0 second burn.
01:17We've just hit the 4 minute mark into the burn.
01:19Quiet here in Mission Control, Houston as flight controllers continue monitoring all systems.
01:24Everything looking good.
01:27Live views from the Orion spacecraft as it looks back on Earth.
01:31Following completion of the translunar injection burn, the burn that commits us to flying around the moon.
01:37It also commits us to a return to our home planet on flight day 10 and a splashdown in the
01:42Pacific Ocean.
01:43But for now, these views of Earth as Orion starts its journey.
02:05We're building up a 15 meterdrive.
02:05For now, I don't want to.
02:09We'll see you then minutes into the Sorbonne-Or itself.
02:09We'll find those waiting conditions for
02:09OK?
02:31Hopefully, if you have a 40- evening attack advance,
02:31And then we'll see you then pass this time.
02:31Gracias.
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