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Countdown Commentator: Ten, nine, eight, seven,
six, five, four, three, two, one, zero.

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Ignition, liftoff (inaudible) Crew Dragon.

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Launch Commentator: Vehicle is pitching downrange.

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John Insprucker, SpaceX: T plus 30 seconds,
Falcon 9 with the Crew Dragon capsule is heading

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east from pad 39A, everything looking good
right now.

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As we get ready for max dynamic pressure,
we are now throttling down the first stage

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engines on the Falcon 9.

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Launch Commentator: Falcon power and telemetry
nominal.

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MECO, Dragon launch escape initiated.

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John: Dragon’s away.

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Marie Lewis, NASA: And you can hear some really
loud cheering in the room.

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OK, you just saw a bright flash there – it
looks like that may be Falcon 9 breaking up.

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John: And we have the view from a different
camera on Dragon showing the four main parachutes,

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and they’re going to fully open.

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From fully open, we’ll be descending about
20 to 25 feet per second down to the Atlantic.

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Marie: All things looking great so far.

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We saw the four main parachutes deploy; you’re
looking at them now, fully open.

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Now, those four parachutes are actually going
to be released from the capsule after splashdown,

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and they’ll be recovered, too.

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John: And we are down.