And I'm not very religious, but I prayed for this one. The vehicle is now over the Gulf of Mexico. It is approaching the landing zone off the coast of Florida on your Pensacola. And there we have our first shot. There it is, the first view from the WB 57 airplane. It is dipping in and out a little bit. This is going to be an infrared camera showing us dragon re-enering. Passing 15 kilometers, brace for drogue window. Happy you were brave. Right about now, the capsule is going about 400 miles per hour. Be accelerating quickly. I do think what this heralds really is fundamentally a new era in space flight, a new era in space exploration. Visual two droves out. There on your screen we have visual confirmation of those two drogue deployments. Happy you drove. I think my entire adrenaline just dumped. You know. It's like you're in a flat. Thank God. And that will see you. You know? The main parachutes deployed. Dragon under droves. Dissent rate nominal. So the expected descent rate, the expected velocity under the droves nominal, we're right at around 150 miles an hour and already dropping. You can see the droves now detach. And there we have confirmation of deployment of the four main parachutes. We are visual on four shoots out. We are visual four main parachutes deployed. Happy four main. We're going to go to the moon. We're going to have a base on the moon. We're going to have sand people to Mars. And make life multi planetary. I think this stays. Harold a new age of space exploration. That's what it's all about. Splash down. As you can see on your screen, we have visual confirmation for splash down. SpaceX copies and conspires. We see splash down and mains cut. Dragon Endeavor has returned home. NASA astronauts Bob and Doug. I'm half of the SpaceX and NASA teams. Welcome back to Planet Earth. And thanks for flying SpaceX. Thanks, Jim. I mean, after these great words that were spoken, I'm not sure I have much to add, just from Bob and Doug, Jim. And this is the result of an incredible amount of work from people at SpaceX, people at NASA, Hey, Kathy. I mean, so much. We're 18 years. This has been 18 years to finally fly people to Overton back. And I mean, I really came here because I just wanted to see Bob and Doug to be totally free. It was like, and I'm not very religious, but I prayed for this one. So it's once again, thanks everyone. SpaceX, NASA, ever everyone, efforts that play a role in this. And it's key suppliers that did incredible work. Thanks, thanks, gain. And I think this is something that the whole world can take some pleasure in and can really look at this as an achievement of humanity. And these are difficult times when there's not that much good news. And I think this is one of those things that is universally good no matter where you are on Planet Earth. This is a good thing. And I hope it brightens your day. Thank you. Oh,