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hydrogen burnoff igniters initiate seven

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six five four stage engine start

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three two one booster's indignation

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and liftoff of Artemis one we rise

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and here we go ten hydrogen burnoff

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igniters initiate seven six five four

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stage engine start

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three two one booster's indignation

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and liftoff of Artemis one we rise

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all four rs25 engines on the core stage

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and two solid rocket boosters now

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propelling the vehicle at 128 miles per

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foreign

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traveling at 1 420 miles per hour

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the four core stage engines are back at

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the next major Milestone will be for the

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solid rocket boosters to cut off and

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jettison in about two minutes and 11

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seconds into the flight so about 30

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seconds from now

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again quiet here in Mission Control

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Houston as teams continue monitoring the

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flight of Artemis won

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we're now 16 miles downrange from the

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launch pad at Kennedy Space Center

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standing by for solid rocket booster

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confirmation that the solid rocket

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boosters have separated these 177-foot

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boosters

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now the core stage continues to power

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the flight of Orion all Force rs-25

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engines firing traveling over 3 400

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and you're seeing there on your screen

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our first Earth views

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this view of Earth captured from a human

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rated spacecraft not seen since 1972

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during the final Apollo Mission some 50

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years ago the views of our Blue Marble

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in the Blackness of space now capturing

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the imagination of a new generation the

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at 6 44 a.m Central just about 9 minutes

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and 30 seconds ago commands were sent

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for the outbound powered flyby burn to

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occur with the orbital maneuvering

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system engine or ohms engine on-board

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Orion which sends Orion close enough to

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the lunar surface to leverage the moon's

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gravitational force and swing the

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spacecraft once around the Moon toward

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entry into distant retrograde orbit

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following this Orion will remain in the

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distant retrograde orbit for one half

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elliptical orbit around the Moon which

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now to distant retrograde orbit or Dro

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we're going to be about 38 000 miles

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away from the lunar surface as we orbit

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around that's part of why we're calling

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it distant and we call it retrograde

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because the moon orbiting the Earth in

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this direction and then we're entering

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into our orbit in this direction

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opposites retrograde now we're choosing

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this orbit because it's extremely stable

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it doesn't cost a lot of fuel to

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maintain your position there and that

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gives all of our Engineers our flight

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controllers the chance to really learn

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about Orion systems in deep space learn

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about flying a spacecraft farther than

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we've ever sent one intended for humans

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we're going Beyond anywhere we ever went

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for Apollo and so we're in that orbit

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test out all of those systems eventually

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we'll do a maneuver to break out of that

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we're continuing to get some spectacular

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views from the Orion spacecraft

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from this view Orion is

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1277 miles above the lunar surface

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following its return powered flyby burn

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which sent it around the back side of

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the moon

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this view is from one of the solar array

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Wing or saw cameras on board the vehicle

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the vehicle now over 1 680 miles away

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and that small sliver towards the bottom

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of your screen that's here that's home

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that's us

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50 years ago today Apollo 17 Commander

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Gene cernan and lunar module pilot Jack

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Schmidt guided Challenger to a Pinpoint

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Landing on a Barren Rock strewn area of

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the Moon called Taurus litro a half

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century later NASA's newest moon

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Explorer the Orion spacecraft is

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barreling its way back home after

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circumnavigating the moon and Beyond in

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an elliptical distant retrograde orbit

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now less than two hours away from

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splashing down in the Pacific Ocean West

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of Baja California to completed

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Shakedown mission that has opened a new

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era of deep space exploration

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Thank You Phillip but again a live view

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of Orion closing in on planet Earth now

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about 11 000 miles away from Earth

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as it continues a very very precise

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trajectory for a Splashdown that is

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scheduled at 11 39 and 42 seconds am

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now just one minute away from crew

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module service module separation

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we'll be standing by for confirmation of

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that from the

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we have confirmation of separation

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Orion flying on its own

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again the separation occurred right on

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time at 11 A.M and 11 seconds Central

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with Orion 3200 statute miles away from

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Earth the European service module has

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just one minute away from entry

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and this view from the cabin camera

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looking out of the upper hatch of Orion

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you can see the limb of the Earth

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we're going to be losing all of the data

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here shortly once we enter into the

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Earth's atmosphere and begin the first

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again this is a

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visualization of what should be

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although we are in a blackout period

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that should end about three minutes and

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and we have data from Orion Orion out of

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flight Dynamics reports

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that Orion is right on the money coming

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right down the pike a good view out of

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the uh

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cabin camera looking out of the upper

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we should be performing the skip entry

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this view on the deck of the USS

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and there is a view out of the uh

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cabin camera

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of Orion as it continues a series of

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role reversals we have data back from

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flight Dynamics reports Orion straight

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and narrow on a true course toward its

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forward Bay covered jettisoning less

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150 000 feet off the ocean

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Orion now traveling at Mach 10.

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Orion now at 50 000 feet

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forward big covered jettisoning pyros

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trogues have been deployed

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the decent rate is right on the money

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an hour range to splash down one and a

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ten thousand feet now

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and we're on mains

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reefing in progress

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three good main shoots for Orion

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we have three fully inflated main shoots

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perfect descent rate reported

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and there it is high over the Pacific

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America's new Ticket to Ride To the Moon

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Orion under its shoots descending

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Orion in the perfect orientation for

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one thousand feet

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good decent rate

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from Tranquility base to Taurus litro to

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the Tranquil Waters of the Pacific the

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latest chapter of NASA's Journey to the

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moon comes to a close Orion back on

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Orion is in great shape

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stable one just in the orientation that