Many people, both on the ground and here in the plane, are working hard to make this effort work. They have a lot of instruments set up, from visible cameras to infrared spectrographs. The interplane coordination will help us point the cameras for stereoscopic observations. Another test tonight. I am very happy with how well most instruments are set up.
Nobody is in the way.
It is getting darker now and we will have half an hour or so to perhaps already start some of the cameras before storeaway for landing in McQuire. We are now over the Atlantic Ocean in a straight path to England. All cameras work well, no glitches so far. There are some clouds low above the horizon but sprankling clear skies above. It was a long sailing track of a meteor that entered the Earth's atmosphere at a shallow angle.