When we look at it, it'll start with some sadness, 3-2-3, 4-2-3, 4-2-3, 4-2-3, 4-2-3, 4-2-3, 5-0, ignition, lift off, there's a Funky Line, and crew dragon, go NASA, go space X, got speed, fire die! vehicle is missing down range. America has launched. Bob and Doug pulling about 2.3 G's, 2.3 times the Earth's gravity. The Earth's gravity. The Earth's gravity is missing down range. America has launched. Bob and Doug pulling about 2.3 G's, 2.3 times the Earth's gravity. The Earth's gravity. Dr. 9, first aid successfully landed. And there you can see on your screen, Falcon 9 has landed. Now further ado, we would like to welcome you aboard Capitol and Earth. In their seats, as they are making final preparations, and doing final reviews, as we get ready to initiate the do-orbit sequence, closest to the camera there is NASA astronaut Doug Hurley, and further away from the camera is NASA astronaut Bob Bankin. These are two. These are two. Dragon, departing. Dragon, space six, separation confirmed. In preparation for the recurrence, physical separation. Flash down. As you can see on your screen, we have visual confirmation for splash down. Space six copies and conspires. We see splash down. Now we can see Dragon and Devar being carefully set down into the recovery nest on top of Go Navigator. Dragon, space six.