From the satellite now 77 nautical miles apart in the call reporting that the crew can see the tether and see the satellite that is beautiful. This view is showing the satellite. Again, I was just moving into sunrise 81 nautical miles now from Columbia. The long line is a tether and there is a little bit of debris that flies with us. It is limited by the sun that puts low angle. This is the smallest daylight and is getting washed out quickly but the cloud is trying to do a good job here at the camera. Copy that? You know that description by the crew this is the tether in the satellite. The tether was approximately 12 miles and tether still attached to it. Columbia in the satellite now just passing over the west coast of northern Africa. The two spacecraft and now 90 nautical miles apart. The controllers for the satellite that did have communications with it during the close pass between Columbia and the satellite. Columbia Houston that is a much better view, a lot more contrast visible. How wide does that tether appear to be? It seems to resemble a much wider strand than we would expect. Can you describe which way the satellite is visible on that strand? The satellite is now at 100 nautical miles. The tether is a little bit better than the tether. Thank you.