00:00A new contact with the International Space Station, but we're no longer aiming for that 6.10 p.m. docking.
00:08What you're seeing there is that Starliner is moving in really well.
00:1315 meters, again, you can see some of that thruster firing.
00:17Starliner inside 15, and they're reporting that the Boeing Starliner's docking system is performing as expected.
00:25You can see the ring retraction, which is close to complete.
00:30We'll get confirmation of that soon as 10 meters from the International Space Station.
00:34We're going towards that 10-meter hold point.
00:37Initiation, the final approach to initiation burn, scheduled for 6.50 p.m. Central Time.
00:52In the ISS, Flight Control Center, where they're watching with equal amounts of attention.
01:057 meters away from the forward port.
01:162 meters, Starliner coming 2 meters to the International Space Station.
01:241 meter to docking, less than 20 seconds.
01:28Contact, capture.
01:35Soft capture confirmed.
01:37Boeing Starliner spacecraft completes its historic first docking to the International Space Station,
01:42opening a new avenue of access for crews to the orbiting laboratory.
01:46In Starliner Mission Control Center,
01:50this is the first docking to the International Space Station by the Boeing Starliner spacecraft.
01:55Of course, the controllers and those in the viewing room behind us cheered that historic first.
02:06Ed Vance Ice has moved Starliner to dock mode.
02:14Another first.
02:16Houston, space to ground 2 for Starliner.
02:23Go for station.
02:25Hard mate is complete.
02:27ISS thrusters are enabled, and we can welcome Starliner to ISS.
02:32Thanks, Sir.
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