UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There are no launch window cutouts in this launch window. O'BRIEN: Meanwhile, the team that orchestrates the countdown and makes the final decision to light Discovery's candles, sits down and plugs in. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: OK, I copy that.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (UNINTELLIGIBLE). UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Copy 5-1 Boss man. Home fire needs details on sapphire. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: OK, I've got some men on a road and it looks like a piece of artillery firing at us. I'm rolling in in self defense. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) copy. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (UNINTELLIBIGLE) laser armed and check you're not in mark. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I'm in the southwest. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Show them on a bridge? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Bomb is away cranking left. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (UNINTELLIGIBLE). UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I'm fine. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Laser is on. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Boss man, boss man. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Copy 5-1. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Boss man, disengage, friendlies Kandahar. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Copy, disengaging south. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Copy 5-1, boss man out, copy. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Copy, can you confirm that they were shooting at us? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Copy 5-1 boss man, you're cleared self defense. (UNINTELLIGIBLE) works out (UNINTELLIGIBLE) Kandahar. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: One is coming back left (UNINTELLIGIBLE). UNIDENTIFIED MALE: 5-1 boss man, scram out. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Boss man, copy, 5-1 scramming.
JAMES HARTSFIELD, NASA: ... toward Florida, now approaching the New Mexico/Texas border. Altitude, 40 miles. Speed, 13,200 miles per hour. Range to touchdown, 1,400 miles. The shuttle in the left bank with wings angled about 57 degrees to horizontal. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And Columbia, Houston. We see your tire pressure messages, and we did not copy your last. RICK HUSBAND, SHUTTLE COMMANDER: Roger...
CANDIOTTI: At a command post on the ground, coordinators call the shots. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: That will be a 100 gram release, copy? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: OK, 100 gram release at 900 feet.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Good morning and welcome aboard (UNINTELLIGIBLE) southbound to Antarctica, the McMurdo Station. PHILLIPS (voice-over): The adventure begins as the Kiwi Air Force C-130 takes off. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Twenty-one Z tab for Pegasus and (UNINTELLIGIBLE) copy, over.
COSTELLO: And I think they're going to go up one more time and make another update on the shuttle, and let me see, when is -- that should happen in 2010, so that won't be for a while. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Columbia, Houston, we copy wheel stop. Welcome back, and we'd like to congratulate you all on a very successful mission servicing the Hubble Space Telescope. We have no post-landing deltas.