There you can see a straight shot through that pressurized knitting adapter, then the international docking adapter, and then you can actually just make out a little bit of that crew dragon hatch that will soon be opening. There are the crew gracious enough to give us a bit of a zoom there. There it is. There's the hatch. It's worth noting that the pressurized knitting adapter is actually how the space shuttle also ducts with the international space station. We have a station on two five point six. We have a ready-for-final dragon hatch evaluation. Checking? We will actually right now seeing some live views inside the crew dragon spacecraft right there. You can see Ripley sitting over in the far left seat and of course the zero gravity indicator which has taken the liking to that footrest on the closest seat to the screen. At this time we are ready for you to pick back up in the procedure. In six decimal one you have a go to proceed with mask donning and we'll be standing by four or the contact. So on the right hand side of your screen inside the space station you can see those crew members donning those protective masks just as a precaution as they enter the dragon spacecraft. Yeah it's really unique to have this this perspective to have from from both sides. So standing by for hatch open. And there you have it. Dragon hatch is open. Emma Claim made the call. It was 507 AM Pacific. I think 807 AM Eastern time. I'm doing some quick math in my head and that's the International Space Station and dragon docked together flying over the northern Atlantic about 255 statute miles in the air. So the dragon hatches open. You can see an arm reaching in. This is the very first time that humans have been on orbit inside of a dragon to capsule or any dragon dragon dragon to capsule. All right again so it looks like David St. shock. He's going to be the first one through. He's going to take some quick atmospheric readings. He's using a device that we have over on the US side. There he is. David inside inside of dragon human beings inside the dragon spacecraft. You might hear some cheers here from SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne. This is just an incredible site for the SpaceX team to see these ISS crew members inside the capsule. All right again if you're just now tuning in you're seeing human beings inside of the crew dragon spacecraft. It's David St. Jack and I like Kononenko from Expedition 58. They're already moving some of the cargo around. They're in there taking some atmospheric readings that hatch was opened at 507 AM Pacific 807 AM Eastern while the station was flying just about 255 statute miles over the northern Atlantic. Getting this, getting our split screen view back so the one on the left that camera is inside of dragon. That camera on the right is inside of node two looking down the pressurized mating adapter into the dragon spacecraft. Hatch open. That white box moving around inside the international docking adapter right there is one of the pieces of cargo that dragon took up. As Dan said that cargo stored down below the crew area below with the seats are. It looks like they are already transferring some of that cargo up.