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Lucy I'm here to tell you goodnight but

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it doesn't look like you'll be going to

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bed anytime soon

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tonight is the brightest and closest

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Mars has been to Earth since 2003 you

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know I've been seeing tons of headlines

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about Mars in the Space Launch space

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launch system Orion the lunar orbital

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platform gateway I'm in keeping up with

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all of it every step of the way

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we'll be on Mars sooner than you can

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imagine and I'll be right up there with

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them the world embraces those who follow

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their dreams Lucy this is my dream look

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[Music]

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it is my honor to introduce the Orion

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crew for this first mission to land

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humans on Mars these four brave

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astronauts are commander Benjamin

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chambers flight engineer James McCormick

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mission specialist and lead scientist

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Courtney Sanders and Lieutenant

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Commander and pilot Lucy Anderson our

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optimal flight window between Earth and

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Mars is now aligned only once every 26

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months it'd be a shame to miss that now

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wouldn't it indeed your research habitat

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is already established near the northern

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polar icecap through the previous

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deployment of several payloads and

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microgravity 3d printing systems pre

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starts with one year of food right

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correct as you finalize construction of

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the garden

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I hope you've sent up enough of those

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unbranded candy coated chocolates and

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orange drinks for James I'm sure you'll

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be satisfied mr. mckormick best of luck

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on your mission Orion Orion close and

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lock your visors and initiate oxygen

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flow affirmative Mission Control all

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systems are go we're ready to roll

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prepare for takeoff sequence beginning

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congratulations Orien you're now

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successfully on your way to Mars booster

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boosters are detached preparing to exit

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low Earth orbit in approximately eight

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minutes you need to reach 25,000 miles

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per hour to break out of low Earth orbit

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at an altitude of twelve hundred and

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seventy miles the board is green Mission

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detached from the Space Launch System

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and engaging thrusters to maximum power

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speed is at 23,000 miles per hour

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reaching 24,000 24 300 400 500 25,000

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miles per hour

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exiting low-earth orbit now welcome to

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space everyone

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Orion you successfully exited low-earth

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orbit

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platform gateway in the next couple of

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days then your nine-month journey to

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Mars will commence our computers are now

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synced with the lunar orbital platform

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gateway we see it it'll feel great to

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finally have a little more space to move

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around look outside you've got tons of

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space out there I'm sure you'll be happy

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to get away from mr. McCormick's jokes

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in due time ready system replenishment

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and ensure attachment to the extended

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[Music]

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we should be entering Martian orbit in

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approximately two hours let's run the

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numbers one last time this is what we've

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been dreaming of for decades

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trajectory to habitat confirmed prepare

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systems for Martian descent

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[Music]

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and with this step I can say with

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conviction there is life on Mars and