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NASA Launch Commentator Marie Lewis: Ten.

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Nine.

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Eight.

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Seven.

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Six.

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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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Zero.

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And liftoff of the Falcon 9 rocket and cargo
Dragon on the final flight of the Dragon 1

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spacecraft, taking research designed to improve
life on Earth and make discoveries in space.

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NASA Launch Commentator Derrol Nail: [inaudible]
downrange to get into its proper ascent for

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orbit.

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The Falcon 9 is looking good.

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Two million pounds of thrust as it goes into
space.

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Coming up in just a few seconds the vehicle
will experience the maximum amount of force

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on the rocket.

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That’ll happen at one minute and 18 seconds.

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The Falcon 9 is supersonic.

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Nail: Going faster than the speed of sound.

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Lewis: And about to reach maximum aerodynamic
pressure.

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The vehicle is experiencing maximum dynamic
pressure.

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Nail: We hear the call.

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Beautiful shot right there.

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Lewis: In less than a minute we should hear
confirmation of main engine cutoff.