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Josh Byerly/STS-133 Descent Commentator: Space shuttle Discovery now on final approach to the

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Kennedy Space Center. Just more than 30 seconds to go.

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Discovery's gear is down and locked.

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Main gear touchdown.

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The nose of the shuttle being rotated down toward the flight deck.

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The parachute being deployed.

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And nose gear touchdown and the end of a historic journey.

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And to the ship that has led the way time and time again, we say farewell, Discovery.

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Steve Lindsey/STS-133 Commander:  And Houston, Discovery for the final time, wheel stop.

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Charlie Hobaugh/CAPCOM: Discovery, Houston, Pinto, great job by you and your crew.

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That was a great landing in tough conditions and it was an awesome docked mission that you all had.

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You were able to take Discovery up to a full 365 days of actual time on orbit.

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I think you'd call that a fleet leader and a leader of any manned vehicle for time in orbit.

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So, a job well done. We'll meet you in the post-landing tab for post-landing. Currently no Deltas.

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Steve Lindsey/STS-133 Commander:  And copy that. Scorch we're headed to 53 and I'd like to thank you and your team

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and all the orbit teams for a fantastic mission as well as the Expedition 26 Team on orbit.