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Dragon SpaceX you are go to begin the

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Dragon copies

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well everyone welcome aboard Dragon uh

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my name is Doug next to me is uh Bob

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probably know him

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we're so glad to be with you this

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evening and uh welcome you on board the

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Dragon

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got a couple uh things we want to talk

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about first before we kind of show you

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around the first is uh kind of a

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tradition we've had over the years with

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spacecraft going way back to the Mercury

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era

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and then a tradition that's been carried

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on ever since with all our space

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Vehicles including the soyuz

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we uh we're given the honor to name uh

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this capsule

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I know most of you uh at SpaceX

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especially know it as capsule 206

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but uh I think uh all of us thought that

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we could maybe do a little bit better

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than that so uh without further Ado we

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would like to uh welcome you aboard

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capsule endeavor

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we chosen bever for a few reasons one

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because of this incredible Endeavor uh

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NASA SpaceX and the United States has

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been on uh since the end of the shuttle

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program back in 2011.

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the other reason we named it Endeavor is

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a little more personal to Bob and I we

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both had our first flights on Shuttle

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Endeavor and uh it just meant so much to

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us to carry on that name that's what we

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decided to go with so we hope you enjoy

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that name and once again welcome on

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well good evening everybody and I

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welcome aboard Endeavor the SpaceX

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vehicle headed to the International

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Space Station today we accomplished the

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first flight off the Florida coast in

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quite some time and Doug and I were

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really proud to have an opportunity to

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be a part of that we're doing it in a

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brand new uh spaceship a spaceship

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that's a lot different than its namesake

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Endeavor the space shuttle and that it

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has a touch display screens that allow

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us to accomplish most of the interfacing

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requirements that we have we'll have a

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Doug fans over and points at the display

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in front of me you can see the the

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forward view that we had

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during the Maneuvers that we most

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recently did you can look out the window

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looks like this Airline camera doesn't

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have a lot of content on it now we're

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kind of pointed into space so that the

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windows can see the earth below us but

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we've got the capability to interface

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with the vehicle and it's kind of

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interesting there's a command this

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little button over here is actually what

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the commands are for our displays one

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thing that does get lost is there is a

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extensive button panel down below as

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well so over on this side we can confirm

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the displays on and off as well as send

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some commands for some contingency

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situations on the other side we have the

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ability to deploy

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shoots and things like that on Entry so

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we do have some buttons but the primary

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interface is these displays so nice new

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modern cockpit that we've got for our

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our uh compared to our namesake the

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space shuttle uh Endeavor I'm going to

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migrate a little bit away from our seats

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here and Doug from his seat is going to

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continue to try to follow me so you can

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tell what can be seen from the the seat

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that he sits in

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so from his seat when he is inside the

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in the vehicle strapped in this is what

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his view actually looks like you can see

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a window off to the one side we each

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have a window that we can view out and

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see what's going on outside that was

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exciting on asset for us to be able to

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see the the arm rotate away from the pad

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and that's when we both I think knew

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that we were going to launch today so

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that was that was super cool I've got

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one on my side uh as well the hatch that

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we came in is the hatch that's uh right

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behind me it is a little bit of a tight

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quarters um but I'm going to uh try to

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demonstrate

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now that we're in zero gravity so I

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think I was requested to do a backflip

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I'm going to kind of do a side spin

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which is a little bit of a permutation

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on that request so hopefully you can see

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what it's like to actually float in zero

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gravity and uh Doug and I are super

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excited that we got the opportunity to

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do this again today even before the end

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of May so that was super cool

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if we did it ends it turns out end up

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with one stowaway on board our vehicle

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when we launched today it was not uh

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just Doug and I who accomplished the

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launch here we do have a an Apatosaurus

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aboard we both have two boys who are

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super interested in dying and we

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collected up all the dinosaurs between

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the two houses and trimmer the

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Apatosaurus uh got the vote from the

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boys to make the trip into space today

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with us and so that's uh was a super

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cool thing for us to get a chance to do

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for both of our sons who I I hope are

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super excited to see uh their toys

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floating around with us on board I'm

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sure they would rather be here given the

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opportunity but hopefully they're proud

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okay uh as we work our way towards one

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of the windows uh unfortunately it's

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getting a little bit dark but uh I don't

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know if Bob can pan over here we're now

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we just passed off of the coast of

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Newfoundland and we're headed over to uh

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or over the Atlantic right now

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I don't know if you can uh get a good

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anyway

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um hopefully enjoy that view

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um as we pass over the Atlantic and uh I

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think with that we will work ourselves

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back into the seats and uh wrap things

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so Doug's there uh making a nice big

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smile for the camera I hope you enjoyed

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the trip today with us on board the

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Dragon capsule Endeavor with our friend

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trimmer the Apatosaurus uh and Doug and

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I we just would like to uh thank SpaceX

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we'd like to thank NASA and we'd like to

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thank the the American people for the

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opportunity today and we're really proud

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of the entire team that was able to

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accomplish human space flight again from

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the Florida coast uh just a wonderful

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experience uh Doug and I are just so

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proud to be a part of it and just uh

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want to thank everybody who gave us this

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opportunity and worked so hard to make

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so with that uh I think it'll be good

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night from capsule Endeavor good night

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to everyone at Nasa at SpaceX and the

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United States and congratulations to the

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teams that got us into orbit and uh

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we're looking forward to seeing uh Chris

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Cassidy and uh his Russian colleagues on

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board the International Space Station uh