Five, how copy? How do you read us? We read you? Ten seconds away standing by for undocking. In poo. Okay, in work? Okay, here is the rest of the day and here is the rest of the day. We have the time on as well. Undocking confirmed at 6.31 pm central time as the International Space Station passed over Northern China near the Mongolian border. Why agency mode one more time? How copy? We are watching the separation and confirming. We are finished with the control of the crew. The role menu is complete. We are watching the reflection. We are watching the reflection. We are watching the second part of the video. It was not working. Yes, the first part was working. Acceleration, it was a repeat. And the second of the two separation burns is now underway. This is a 30 second burn to increase the separation rate between the Soyuz and the International Space Station. Complete. Confirm if you are commanding. And now the view of the Soyuz from cameras on the truss of the International Space Station. We won as the next one and moving to page 98. We are moving to page 98. We are watching the reflection. We are watching the reflection. Excellent view of the departing Soyuz TNA 13M spacecraft Max Saraiyev and the Center Cedar Soyuz Commander flying to by Reed Wiseman and Alexander Gerst. Their journey of five and a half months nearing completion landing schedule three hours, 19 minutes from now. How good. As the Soyuz departs the neighborhood of the International Space Station, Saraiyev, Wiseman and Gerst in the home stretch of their mission that will have spanned 165 days in space, 640 orbits of the Earth, 70 million 8168 statute miles. Max Saraiyev wrapping up his second long duration mission and a total of 334 days in space on those two flights. Of course Wiseman and Gerst completing their first flight piece, 165 days in space.