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[ Thunder rumbles ]

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[ Cheers and applause ]

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-Let's go!
-Go, Atlantis!

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-Yeah!
-Whoo!

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[ Cheers and applause ]

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[ No sound ]

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-Go, no-go for launch. GC.
-Go.

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-Guidance. Fido.
-Go. Go.

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-PROP. GNC.
-Go. Go.

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-MMACS. EGIL.
-Go. Go.

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-EECOM. FAO.
-Go. Go.

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-Payloads.
-Go.

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-It's a great day to go fly.

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On behalf of the KSC
Processing and Launch team,

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I'd like to wish you, your crew,

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and the whole Hubble Space
Telescope team a great mission.

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Good luck. Godspeed.

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And we'll see you back here
in about 11 days.

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[ Water rushing ]

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[ Engines firing ]

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[ No sound ]

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[ No sound ]

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[ No sound ]

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-Okay. Here we go.

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I think I got it.

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-It turned.
It definitely turned.

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-Yep. It turned.

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[ No sound ]

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[ No sound ]

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[ No sound ]

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-Now it's time for our
favorite segment, which is...

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-Good to see you again.
-Likewise.

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-In my corner.
-In your cor--

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Scooter's Corner.
-Scooter's Corner.

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-And he's actually
in his real corner.

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-This is my seat.

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-Where are you sitting
right now?

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[ No sound ]

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-That darn handrail.

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Sunset in 11 minutes.

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-Houston,
are you ready for this?

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-Yeah, we're ready.

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-Okay...go.

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-Dispose of that, please.

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Okay.

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[ No sound ]

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[ No sound ]

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-10 seconds.

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-Scooter, you got that,
I assume.

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-5 seconds.
The mode switch is in auto.

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3, 2, 1, release.

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[ Beeping ]

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I'm backing away.
-I see you got...

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Clear the pin.
-Clear the pin.

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Mode switch is in off.

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Clear the antenna.

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[ No sound ]

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-3, 2, 1. Mark.

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-Engines are up.

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[ No sound ]

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[ Rumbling ]

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-This is a really tremendous
adventure that we've been on,

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a very challenging mission.

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Hubble isn't just a satellite.

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It's about humanity's quest
for knowledge.

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As Arthur C. Clarke says,

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the only way of finding
the limits on the possible

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is by going beyond them
into the impossible.

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And on this mission,
we tried some things

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that many people said
was impossible --

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fixing STIS, repairing ACS,

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achieving all the content
that we have in this mission.

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But we've achieved that,

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and we wish Hubble
the very best.

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It's really a sign of the great
country that we live in

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that we're able
to do things like this

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on a marvelous spaceship
like the space shuttle Atlantis.

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And I'm convinced
that if we can solve problems

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like repairing Hubble,
getting to space,

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doing the servicing we do

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traveling 17,500 miles an hour
around the Earth,

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that we can achieve
other great things,

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like solving our energy problems
and our climate problems,

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all things
that are in the middle

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of NASA's prime and core values.

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I want to wish Hubble
its own set of adventures

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and, with the new instruments
we've installed,

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that it may unlock further
mysteries of the universe.

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