After 25 flights and more than 120 million miles of travel in service to the nation and the world, it was time for Endeavour to come home for the final time. And since the weather's shaping up nicely, we'll go ahead now and give you a go for the Dior's bird. Copy, go for the Dior's bird and copy all the weather's thanks. With Commander Mark Kelly and Pilot Greg Johnson at the controls, the youngest of the space shuttles swooped to its last landing, wrapped in the glory of almost two decades of triumph. You know, the space shuttle is an amazing vehicle to fly through the atmosphere. It is at Mark 25, dear to the atmosphere like an airplane land on a runway. It is really, really an incredible ship. On behalf of my entire crew, I want to thank every person that worked for us to get this mission going and every person that's worked on Endeavour. It's sad to see our land for the last time, but he really has a great legacy.