00:10Would you look at that, ma'am?
00:13Wow, what's the satellite?
00:16Wow.
00:18Hello on earth.
00:20Wow.
00:31Dude, no way.
00:47Beam.
00:49God.
00:52A modern-day mission to the moon,
00:55a new chapter of the exploration of our celestial neighbor is complete.
00:59Integrity's astronauts, back on earth.
01:13Jubilation here.
01:14We should be out of the blackout period less than a minute from now.
01:40We are now processing data from Integrity.
01:59Landing and support officer reports the small boats are en route to the splashdown target zone.
02:04Mm-hmm.
02:39Passing through 150,000 feet, our trajectory is perfect.
02:44We're getting intermittent views of Integrity.
02:50Still waiting to establish voice communication.
02:57Integrity, Houston, comm check post blackout.
03:02Houston, Integrity, we have you loud and clear.
03:06Your trajectory is nominal and your recovery teams have visual.
03:13Guidance looks good.
03:16No action for the enabled internal camera controller fail.
03:21Big cheers from the viewing room here in Mission Control as voice communication reestablished
03:26with Commander Reed Wiseman.
03:30For America in a waiting world, Integrity is five and a half minutes away from coming home.
03:45Passing 100,000 feet now.
03:52Range to splashdown 19 nautical miles.
03:55Thank you so much.
04:25is no Cab 1 views of the chutes.
04:33Integrity.
04:36We're processing good data through the GPS system.
04:40A good view of integrity.
04:41Time to splash down four and a half minutes.
04:50And a view of integrity from the WB 57.
04:54We're at 50,000 feet.
05:16The pyros are armed for forward bay cover jettison.
05:38And there go the first series of parachutes, and we're on drogues.
05:43And Houston, we're visual two drogues out the window.
05:49Two good drogues.
05:51Next up.
05:52We copy.
05:53We see them.
05:54Next up, the deployment of pilot parachutes that will pull the main chutes out.
05:59Time to splash down three minutes and ten seconds.
06:13Perfect descent rate according to flight dynamics.
06:15Integrity speed rate on two drogues.
06:18We see the same on board.
06:34Passing through 10,000 feet.
06:36Still on drogues.
06:53Main chute deploy.
06:58We're at 5,000 feet.
07:05Search and recovery beacon has been activated on integrity.
07:12And we have three good main chutes.
07:16Good three main chutes.
07:18Good reefing.
07:18Good descent rate.
07:19Good rates, and we see three good-looking parachutes.
07:35Integrity.
07:36Cabin pressure indicates no need for hydrazine checks.
07:41Integrity copies.
07:45This is a perfect descent for integrity.
07:49Its crew sounding hale and hearty on board.
07:54Time to splash down one minute, 15 seconds.
08:10Integrity about to complete a journey spanning 694,481 miles from its launch from the Kennedy
08:19Space Center back on April 1st, and a trip around the moon.
08:22Thanks so much for the victory!
08:25Thank you very much.
08:26Thank you, guys.
08:26Namaste,ienciave.
08:28Thank you, Edi.
08:35Thank you, Edi.
08:36Good evening, everyone.
08:36Good evening, everything in mind.
08:56passing through 1,000 feet,
09:22and then we'll see you next time.
09:37Houston, Takerty, Splashdown, sending post landing command now.
09:42Splashdown confirmed.
09:43Copy Splashdown, waiting on VLDR.
09:46Splashdown confirmed at 7.07 p.m. Central Time,
09:505.07 p.m. Pacific Time.
09:53From the pages of Jules Verne to a modern-day mission to the Moon,
09:57a new chapter of the exploration of our celestial neighbor is complete.
10:02Integrity's astronauts, back on Earth.
10:14And the landing and support officer reports the vehicle is stable one.
10:17We still will be deploying the crew module uprighting system to maintain that orientation.
10:23A perfect bullseye splashdown for Integrity and its four astronauts.
10:37Jubilation here in the flight control room.
10:39The first crew member is out of integrity.
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