50 years after we last left footprints on the moon, NASA's Artemis 1 is our first bold step towards getting us back there and pushing us farther than we've ever been before. You are looking at the world's most powerful rocket and Orion spacecraft live on Launchpad 39B. The energy here is palpable as we attempt to make history today. We're going to learn so much about the solar system from the moon and even about the Earth. Range weather, weather is go for lunch. The Mesh Management team has been pulled. We have a go to proceed with terminal count. On behalf of all the men and women across our great nation who have worked to bring this hardware, together to make the stay possible. At this time, I give you a go to resume count and launch Artemis 1. Four stage engines start. Three, two, one. Boost your ignition.