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2.. 1...

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Zero...

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Ignition... Liftoff!

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*Dramatic music*

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certainly when you go through the the
launch day preparations there's a lot

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of moments that kind of stand out to you...
When the engines light, you know you are

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going and you know you're going
somewhere pretty fast. When the engines

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shut off you go from three G's to zero
G's instantaneously and things start

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floating and and I remember distinctly
just thinking 'what just happened.'

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Same thing happens when you get to Space
Station, it's kind of a defining moment

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when you get the hatches back open. By
sharing this experience with SpaceX and

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creating another partner that has the
same capability I think we really set

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the future up to continue to blossom. This will be the first time humans have

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ridden on the Falcon 9 even though
it's flown many many times and so just

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taking in that experience and the sounds
and all those things that we can relate