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\h        Kelly Humphries/STS-134 Descent Commentator: Approximately three miles

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\h        to the landing site.

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\h        And there is the runway.

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\h        Speed.

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\h        And there’s a (inaudible) view of space shuttle Endeavour as it’s coming in for landing.

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\h        Gear down and locked.

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\h        Main gear touchdown.

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\h        Drag chute deployed by Greg Johnson.

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\h        Forward gear touchdown.

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\h        And so after a journey of six and a half million miles, Endeavour landing in darkness,

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\h        but illuminated by the ingenuity, dedication of every astronaut, scientist, engineer,

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\h        flight controller, mechanic and dreamer that helped it fly.

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\h        The fleet’s youngest ship completing its 122 millionth mile after its crew delivered

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\h        the instrument to the International Space Station.

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\h        It’ll sift through the cosmic darkness for years to come.

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\h        Mark Kelly/STS-134 Commander: Houston, Endeavour wheel stop.

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\h        Barry “Butch” Willmore/CAPCOM: 122 million miles flown during

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\h        25 challenging spaceflights.

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\h        Your landing ends a vibrant legacy for this amazing vehicle that will long be

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\h        remembered. Welcome home Endeavour.

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\h        Mark Kelly/STS-134 Commander: Thank you, Houston. You know the space shuttle is

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\h        an amazing vehicle. To fly through the atmosphere, hit it at mach 25.

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\h        I mean steer through the atmosphere like an airplane, land on the runway.

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\h        It is really, really an incredible ship.

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\h        On behalf of my entire crew, I want to thank every person that’s worked for,

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\h        to get this mission going and every person that’s worked on Endeavour.

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\h        It’s sad to see her land for the last time, but she really has a great legacy.

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\h        Kelly Humphries/STS-134 Descent Commentator: And so the space shuttle Endeavour

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\h        touching down at Kennedy Space Center on time, at 1:35 a.m. Central Time, 2:35 a.m.