We re getting shots of the crew in orbit. Looking for that zero g indicator. Can t seem to see it in this shot, but we have a minute to go until we have spacecraft separation. Dragon traveling at nearly 17,000 miles per hour at an altitude of 124 miles. Again, the fourperson crew of endeavor is in orbit right now. Less than 30 seconds until we have spacecraft separation. Ten seconds to spacecraft separation. We should hear words from the core here in hawthorne once we have successful separation. [ applause ] spacex, have a great rest of your trip. Let them know you re safe. Thanks for flying. Falcon 9. Thanks very much. We re glad to be back in space for all of us. We ll send our regards to crew one when we get there, thanks. Absolutely stunning views from both inside the cabin, seeing the excitement of our fourperson crew inside endeavor and watching endeavor drift away from the camera on the second stage as the earth passes by on an orbital sunrise. Endeavor you cut out, if the quest
There are still a few steps to complete before dragon is securely attached. Lots of hugs and smiles right now. They are being welcomed by the crew members. The 11 person crew now together in the international space station. We can t hear audio in there, you could really feel the excitement just by the looks on their faces, the hugs that they are giving. Now they are getting ready for the official welcome ceremony. You can see them getting into position. The game of fitting 11 crewmembers in one frame begins. That is right. That is 12. That s right. This is houston. Are you ready for the event? houston, this is station, we are ready for the event. Please call station for voice check. Station, how do you hear me? steve, we have you loud and clear. Welcome to the international space station. It is awesome to see the 11 of you on station. It is incredible. Congratulations crew two on an amazing launch yesterday. Coming to kennedy space center and watching the lunches never gets old. Seeing
there are still a few steps to complete before dragon is securely attached. lots of hugs and smiles right now. they are being welcomed by the crew members. the 11 person crew now together in the international space station. we can t hear audio in there, you could really feel the excitement just by the looks on their faces, the hugs that they are giving. now they are getting ready for the official welcome ceremony. you can see them getting into position. the game of fitting 11 crewmembers in one frame begins. that is right. that is 12. that s right. this is houston. are you ready for the event? houston, this is station, we are ready for the event. please call station for voice check. station, how do you hear me? steve, we have you loud and clear. welcome to the international space station. it is awesome to see the 11 of you on station. it is incredible. congratulations crew two on an amazing launch yesterday. coming to kennedy space center and watch
.. so again we are in the middle of a 5 and a half minute timer is equalization is underway between the pressure inside the international space station and inside the crew dragon endeavour . we are waiting for the status after the 5 and a half minute timer, and the okay to open the dragon hatch and maybe some time after the dragon hatch is open until the crew 2 astronauts enter into the international space station. we are tracking a welcome ceremony as of now. keep you up-to-date until that changes. look like we just have a different camera view on the international space station. that is astronaut soichi noguchi that you see in the frame right now. preparations happening on both sides, mostly the international space station side but the crew 2 astronauts are inside the dragon capsule getting configured. because o
welcome aboard. endeavor arriving. we have confirmation that the crew is go for ingress. you can see the first two ingress. lots of hugs and smiles now. pilot megan mcarthur s next. being welcomed by the expedition 65 crew members. she and shane kimbrough bringing up the rear. the 11 person crew of a expedition 65 is now together inside of the international space station. [laughter] though we cannot hear audio in there, you can really feel the excitement just by the looks on their faces, the hugs they are giving. now they are getting ready for the official welcome ceremony. you can see them getting into position. like a tetris game of fitting a 11 crew members into a single frame. [laughter] right. 12. oh that s right. this is houston. are you ready for the event? houston, this is station, we are ready for the event. please call station for voice check. station, how do you hear me? steve, we have you loud and clear. welcome to the international space