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And confirmation of spacecraft separation.

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Behind us in the room, a lot of excited people.

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Now we have a short coast, approximately 34
seconds before we separate.

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NASA Launch Manager Tim Dunn.

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This will be the first pair of CubeSats to
go to deep space.

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They carry radio, high-gain antenna and propulsion
system, with the goal to provide data relay

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to the Earth from the entry, descent and landing
phase of the InSight mission.

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We’re just moments away from the first two
CubeSats to deploy.

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And we have the first, MarCO-A, spacecraft
separation.

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Centaur is now spinning up for the first half
of the 180-degree turn.

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Centaur has completed the turn.

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Now in an attitude hold for spacecraft separation.