00:00Arrays are in the sun. This will help it charge the batteries needed to power it through that eclipse time
00:05frame.
00:10This view on your screen is a visualization. The spacecraft now 4,224 miles away from the moon, and that
00:18number will now continue to grow.
00:21While the number of distance from Earth, 252,699 miles, will continue to shrink all the way until our crew
00:31is back home.
00:34Their tasks for lunar flyby did not stop as they went behind the moon and out of contact with us.
00:40We anticipate during that time they were attempting to image some impact flashes, short-lived flashes on the lunar surface,
00:48which would be caused by impact bombardment and potentially even a lofted lunar dust.
00:54Right now, of course, they are getting pictures of Earthrise.
01:00After this target, they will get a short observation break. It's about an hour long, actually.
01:06Houston, Integrity, comm check.
01:11Integrity, we have you loud and clear. Hummy.
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