MARK LEHMAN, GETTING RESULTS. NEWS 6, A LAUNCH AND LUNCH, NOT AND CENTRAL FLORIDA.
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS. WE SURE
ENJOYED IT. LET’S GET BACK
OUT. SO.
>> NEWS SIX’S JAMES SPARVERO
AS WE APPROACH A SIGNIFICANT
MOMENT AS THE ROCKET THUS THE
FIRST PREPARES TO LAUNCH ON
THAT DRONE SHIP. JAMES.
>> JUSTIN: SHOULD BE JUST A
FEW SECONDS AWAY. JUSTIN,
TYPICALLY IT’S AROUND THE 8
MINUTE MARK OF ANY SPACE X
LAUNCH, CRUDER ON CRUDE. BUT
HERE ON THIS CREWED MISSION,
NASA HAD NASA AND SPACEX HAVE
SPACE X’S DRONE SHIP STATES
ABOUT 200 MILES OFF THE
FLORIDA COAST THAT USUALLY THE
DISTANCE OFF THE COAST. THEY
STAGE IT FROM OCEAN LANDINGS.
AND IT’S JUST MOMENT I’M
TRYING TO CHECK IN ON THE NASA
FEED HERE. WE SHOULD SEE THAT
LAND AND THEN ANOTHER MAJOR
MILESTONE WILL STICK WITH YOU
ALL THE WAY UNTIL ABOUT THE 12
MINUTE MARK AFTER LAUNCH.
THAT’S WHEN THE CREW DRAGON
CAPSULE SEPARATES FROM THE
REST OF THE FALCON 9 IN THE
UPPER STAGE WHEN THE CRUISE
INSERTED INTO ORBIT ON ITS
PATH TOWARD. IT’S 29, OUR
RENDEZVOUS WITH THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
HAS ABOUT AND MY FEET. MAYBE
THE LATE MAY BE DELAYED A
LITTLE BIT, BUT I’M LOOKING AT
THE LANDING, I BELIEVE RIGHT
NOW. SO
>> IT LOOKS LIKE THE LANDING,
MAYBE.
>> SUCCESSFUL. FROM A SON,
LANDON. SUCCESSFUL. PRIZE FROM
THE SPACE X NOW, AGAIN, AS I
MENTIONED, LOOK AHEAD AROUND
12 MINUTE MARK THE NEXT
MILESTONE. 25 IS INSERTED INTO
LITTLE CALF WAS THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION ON
ITS 29 HOUR FLIGHT.
>> ONE OF THE LONGER FLIGHT
FOR THE CREWED MISSIONS TO GET
OUT TO THE SPACE STATION WHERE
THEY WILL DOCK AT THE SPACE
STATION SOMETIME LATE TOMORROW
AFTERNOON. HOW AND THEY WILL
EVENTUALLY LEAD TO CREW 4
ASTRONAUTS SO FAR LAUNCHED AIR
FROM KENNEDY SPACE CENTER BACK
IN APRIL. THE CAPSULE TODAY AS
THE DRAGON ENDURANCE THAT
LAUNCHED A YEAR AGO ON CREW 3.
REMEMBER, SPACEX MAKING 2 OF
THESE ORBITAL MISS THESE 2 OF
THESE CREWS FLIGHTS EVERY YEAR
HERE STARTING WITH DEMO 2
FOLLOWING DEMO TO A COUPLE OF
YEARS AGO. AND I GOT TO TELL
YOU THAT I GOT TO TELL YOU,
JULIAN, JUSTIN, I DON’T
REMEMBER WHETHER WHITE BEING
THIS GOOD FOR ANY OF THE
CREWED MISSIONS. THEY HAD
PERFECT CONDITIONS AND THEY
HAD NO MAJOR TECHNICAL ISSUES
AS WELL. WORKING THROUGH THE
COUNTDOWN THIS MORNING.
EVERYTHING WENT EXTREMELY
EXPAND. THIS REALLY AND WE’RE
HAPPY TO REPORT EVERYTHING
CONTINUES TO LOOK GOOD AS
THOSE ASTRONAUTS HEAD TOWARDS
ORBIT.
>> LOVE TO SEE IT. JAMES,
THANK YOU SO MUCH. BUT A CORE
JUST LAUNCH. WE’LL BE RIGHT
BACK.
JUST LAUNCH. WE’LL BE RIGHT
BACK. Welcome back. >> EXPECT IT’S INTERESTING
THEY HAVE THIS OVER GO WITHOUT
NO ISSUES, NOT COUNT OUT ALL
THE WAY THROUGH. I MEAN, WE’VE
GOTTEN ACCUSTOMED TO THAT. I
THINK, YOU KNOW, THERE’S JUST
THERE’S JUST A IT’S IT’S
SPACEX. IT’S JUST IT FEELS
LIKE IT BECOMES THE NORM, EVEN
THOUGH THERE ARE PEOPLE ON
BOARD AND IT IS STILL SPACE
AND CE AND FLYING THESE
ROCKETS, YOU KNOW, SAY, OH,
CALL ROCKETS AND IT’S NOT
WILL. THIS IS ROCKET SCIENCE.
AND WE KNOW THE ISSUES THAT
SLS IS YOU SEE SEAMLESS? THIS
IS WITH SPACEX SEEMINGLY EVERY
TIME WE WANT TO JINX IT BUT
IT’S JUST GORGEOUS TO SEE A
LAUNCH ON A DAY LIKE TODAY.
I’M IN A STATE THAT REALLY
NEEDS IT RIGHT NOW. AND WERE
ABLE TO ENJOY THIS AND ENJOY
THE WEATHER IS, AS JAMES
MENTIONED, MARK MENTIONED,
IT’S JUST SO BEAUTIFUL OUTSIDE
AND THE WEATHER WAS PERFECT.
IF YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO GO OUT
THERE AND SEE IT, I HOPE A LOT
OF FOLKS DID. YEAH. YOU DON’T
OFTEN SEE 90% CHANCE OF GO FOR
THE WEATHER WHEN YOU’RE TRYING
TO LAUNCH THINGS HERE IN
CENTRAL FLORIDA. BUT THAT WAS
THE CASE TODAY. NO ISSUES
HERE. THE ONLY ISSUES WERE.
>> AT RECOVERY SITE ELSEWHERE
BECAUSE OF SOME HIGH WAVES OUT
THERE. AND THEN, OF COURSE, WE
SAW THAT DRAW THAT FIRST STAGE
LANDING ON THE DRONE SHIP IN
THE ATLANTIC. THE DRONE SHIP
TODAY.
>> JUST READ THE INSTRUCTIONS.
I THINK SHE SAID IT WAS CALLED
ELON YOU KNOW, IT’S ALWAYS
PRETTY SIGNIFICANT MOMENT
SEPARATION OF THE PRECINCT IN
FRONT.
>> JUSTIN: SECOND SEPARATION
CONFIRMED. THAT IS A BIG DEAL
AT
>> WHEN IN YEAH, THAT’S MY.
THAT’S THAT’S ONE PIECE OF
ADVICE. I GIVE WATCHING CLOCK
JUST WAIT FOR THE FOR THE
SMART FOLKS AT THE CONTEXT THE
CONTEXT WAS.
>> JUSTIN: BUT YES, NOW THEY
ARE HEADED OUT TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
SHOULD BE THERE TOMORROW AND