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NASA Launch Commentator Mike Curie: Five.

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Four.

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Three.

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Two.

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One.

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And liftoff!

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The 100th liftoff from

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Launch Pad 39A as Falcon and Dragon take flight
to the International Space Station.

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Launch controller: First-stage propulsion
nominal.

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Stage-one (inaudible) active.

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Falcon power and telemetry nominal.

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Curie: Everything going according to plan.

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Falcon is on target for its rendezvous with
the International

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Space Station.

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One minute into flight.

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Falcon 9 is going transonic at this time.

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Standing by for maximum dynamic pressure.

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About one minute away from the first-stage
engine cutoff and beginning of the boostback

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burn.

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Launch controller: Flyback chill started.

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Curie: NASA Television will be showing both
the second stage carrying the Dragon to orbit,

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and portions