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Dragon has begun the
process of being backed away

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from the International
Space Station.

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Again this is a ground
commanded maneuver.

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The robotics team inside here

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in Mission Control is
actually sending the commands

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to the station's 58-foot long.

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The crew of course is
watching over this.

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But this is an automatic process
and preprogrammed choreography

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to move the spacecraft
back away from the station.

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But there you see the gap
in between the Harmony node

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which has been the home of
Dragon for about 18 days.

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And Dragon's solar
arrays being rotated

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around being sent via command
from Hawthorne, California.

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This team here in Mission
Control continuing to watch

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over the International
Space Station and listen

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in as the SpaceX team in
Hawthorne, California,

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monitors their vehicle.

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These teams have worked
very close to one another

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for the last two-and-a-half
weeks during these

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joint operations.

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These teams did have a chance to
pass along some congratulations

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to Suni and the rest of the
crew during yesterday's DPC.

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That is the Daily
Planning Conference.

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We're going to listen
to that now.

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Houston, station,
space-to-ground two.

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How about if we do the DPC
on space-to-ground two?

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And if you're ready
for that we are ready.

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And Suni that's perfect.

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We are ready for
the evening DPC.

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And we just want to
say, thank you so much

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for all the great work
you've done today.

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Your team work and your puzzle
skills are certainly put

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to the test.

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But the final result is a
successful closeout of a Dragon.

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And that SpaceX team would
really like for me to pass

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on their sincerest thanks for
a job well done, not just today

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but throughout their
entire mission.

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They're looking forward
to seeing Dragon come home

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and wish you the best in
tomorrow's undock activities.

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Wow! Thanks.

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It was just a pleasure for us
to work with the Dragon team

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in Hawthorne, as well as
the Dragon team in Houston,

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and of course all the payloads
that are associated with that

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and from Huntsville
and all our partners

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and all the science
that's coming back home.

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It's a nice change from
loading vehicles with trash

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to actually loading vehicles
with stuff that's going

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to get looked at, analyzed
and used back home.

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So we really appreciated the
challenge and I think we were

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up for it and were happy to
say we're complete with Dragon.

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That's awesome.