We use and refly that hardware, which is a key part of the SpaceX mission. The fully assembled Falcon 9 rocket with Tess on board rolls out of the hangar at Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. It's final stop. The launch pad. The SpaceX team is really proud to be part of such a cool mission, the test mission. The test satellite is looking for planets outside of our solar system in our galaxy, which aligns very well with the SpaceX vision to make life multi-planetary. To prepare for the rocket to be vertical on the pad today, the engineering team and the hangar did those final last checks. We made it the fairing to the rocket and once the launch vehicle was finally checked.