3 2 1 As you can see, this lifting off on top of its anteris rocket on its mission to deliver supplies and science to the International Space Station. The first stage is now burning and will burn for three minutes and 20 seconds of flight before it cuts off at just about three and a half minutes into the flight. That provides the initial thrust and get a sickness going on its journey to orbit. Now more than 10,000 feet above the earth and everything proceed to smoothly. The crowd watching the launch at Wallops there cheering its lift off. We're now one minute and 30 seconds into flight, another minute and a half to two minutes to go until the first main engine cut off coming at three minutes and 28 seconds. But everything proceeding as expected in two days of flight. We're about 90 seconds from Mika at this point. Attitude remains in nominal. This passing 100,000 feet in altitude. Stage 1 systems continue to perform very well. Vehicle attitude is nominal. Engines and core pressure remain nominal at this point. Vionics systems continue to look good. Healthy power systems. Two and a half minutes into flight. Less than just over a minute left to go before that main engine cuts off. Altitude just passing 200,000 feet at two remains nominal. We started our slow throttle transition. Attitude and core pressures remain nominal. Roughly 30 seconds to main engine cut off. Wallops at these 10,000 feet per second. Engines are throttle back to 55% power. Altitude 300,000 feet. TBC SKU from Mika was initiated. Attitude remains nominal. Engines remain nominal. And we have main engine cut off.