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Mike Curie/NASA Launch Commentator: T-minus
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 . . . and liftoff

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of NOAA's GOES-R. America's most-advanced
weather eye in the sky.

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Elevating environmental intelligence to new
heights and saving lives.

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(thundering roar of the ascending rocket)

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Marty Melinowski, ULA Comment Commentator:
(Inaudible) . . . response looks good.

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(Inaudible)

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Booster has throttled down as scheduled.

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Response looks good.

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Roll program is complete.

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(Inaudible)

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Mike Curie/NASA Launch Commentator: You are
listening to the voice of Marty Melinowski.

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Marty Melinowski, ULA Comment Commentator:
Mach 1

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Mike Curie/NASA Launch Commentator: Standing
by to pass through Max-Q.

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Marty Melinowski, ULA Comment Commentator:
Max-Q

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Mike Curie/NASA Launch Commentator: This is
the maximum aerodynamic pressure area.

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When mechanical stress on the rocket reaches
its peak because of the rocket's velocity

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and resistance created by the atmosphere.

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NASA's Atlas V (inaudible) and GOES-R spacecraft
continue into flight.

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The United Launch Alliance Atlas booster doing
its job.

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One minute, 50 seconds into flight, the first
two solid rocket boosters will be jettisoned,

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followed by a second-and-a half later by boosters
three and four.

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Marty Melinowski, ULA Comment Commentator:
Coming up on (inaudible) jettison.