00:00Mission Control Houston, our first view of the crew today.
00:03On the left, Commander Reed Wiseman.
00:06On the right, Pilot Victor Glover.
00:08They are reviewing some of the timeline parameters and some of the systems status boards on their
00:16computers on the flight deck.
00:18We're just 56 and a half minutes away from the return trajectory correction three burn.
00:23This will be the final major maneuver of the mission for Integrity, an eight-second burn
00:28of Integrity's thrusters in the home stretch of what ultimately will be a 694,481-mile
00:36journey from launch to splashdown.
00:55This is Mission Control Houston.
00:56While we wait for the burn, this view from the deck of the USS John P. Murtha showing some
01:04of the armada of helicopters.
01:06There will be Navy helicopters hovering over Integrity following splashdown.
01:13Integrity Orion is in burn attitude.
01:19Integrity Houston in 22.3 critical cue card.
01:23We're looking for the BFS burn ATP to no-go.
01:29To go, excuse me.
01:30To go.
01:33Good catch, Jackie.
01:34We are BFS burn ATP go and we do not need to command the no-go on this because we're
01:39SM plus
01:41X.
01:45Good words.
01:46Sorry about the confusion and we see a good config.
01:5110 seconds.
01:5310 seconds.
01:5410 seconds.
02:06Burn underway.
02:1110 seconds.
02:1110 seconds.
02:11Good engine.
02:12Good control.
02:1710 seconds.
02:1910 seconds.
02:1910 seconds.
02:1910 seconds.
02:41Okay.
02:42Integrity looks like a good RTC-3 burn and we are assessing details.
02:51Hey, Jackie.
02:52We see the same onboard and we just wanted to give a huge shout out to that ESA Airbus team,
02:57to our friends in the Netherlands and Germany and at the Glenn Research Center.
03:02This vehicle powered us and it propelled us from the Earth to the Moon and back with extreme
03:07precision and we are excited to be a part of your team.
03:15Houston and centers around the world, copy.
03:47We're going to need a copy of that.
03:49Photo when you guys get back.
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