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Elon, doesn't this deserve a dance today?
Oh yeah, I might be living up there in two weeks.
Remember when you saw Mommy on this thing?
Yeah.
In terms of what, when you say hold?
So depending on when and how it plays itself out,
we'd probably be cutting to a wide shot
and watching this thing happen.
We couldn't cut away.
Couldn't cut away.
I shouldn't have eaten breakfast.
It's a stress-eating kind of day.
So we're gonna make sure all your zippers are closed,
minus your gloves.
Good?
Okay, I just wanna double-check. Who's doing the measurement?
The Range.
Yeah, great, but who at the Range?
Uh, the Launch Weather Officer.
And basically, we communicate with the weather office.
They're the ones that basically make the call on the Range weather.
Mike's gonna call it right now.
That's it.
It's aborted?
It's not our day.
Basically, we've got ten major weather rules,
and three of them are in violation right now.
Three?
At least eyeballing it, this does not look like we should be stopping launch.
We just wanna make sure
we're not scrubbing based on weather that's half-hour-old.
The measurement's real-time. It's real-time lightning.
We just wanna make sure it's real and we're not jumping at shadows.
So next launch time is Saturday.
Hey, buddy, I love you.
You bet. This is gonna be cool.
Be good for Mommy.
See you, buddy.
Hey, Theo, you be on good behavior, okay?
And enjoy today. Watch the rocket for me, okay?
I'll call you from the space station.
Okay, you're welcome.
I love you.
What's up, Elon?
Looking a little nicer today.
It looks really nice.
Oh, palo santo.
I like it. Anything you can do.
It's for good luck.
For situations like this, you can't have too much luck.
You believe in luck?
I believe luck is the best superpower.
If you can have any superpower, luck is the one you'd want.
All right.
Holy shit, here we go.
That's real, dude. That's space!
It only takes nine minutes to get to orbit.
Nine minutes, and you're going 25 times the speed of sound.
Bob and Doug are cool as cucumbers.
It looks too smooth.
Two dads.
Dads in space.
-It's kind of dark out here, Chris. -Yeah, it's kind of dark.
Is there any good news about this?
Sounds scary, Bob. You sure you wanna do that?
-Obviously. -Obviously.
How long until they hit the atmosphere?
They go into the sequence in five minutes.
I'm actually here for the deorbit burn.
To make sure that goes well.
-Deorbit burn's coming up now? -Yeah.
Everything's looking good, I think.
Yeah, well, it certainly has been quite a journey.
Crazy. Here we are, right?
Yes, 18 years.
-Are you nervous? -Yeah, I am.
Cool as a cucumber because they're not breathing very heavy,
because their CO2 is not going up.
That's good.
Four G's. That's moving.
Almost like a little comet.
And we're back to seven meters per second.
Nothing.
It's, like, sitting there.
Hey, Mommy!
Hi, buddy!
Hey, Mommy, I love you.
See you in six months.
See you in six months. I'm gonna miss you.
Elon, are you go?
Absolutely.
MJ, we're here. We just spoke to Elon. He's ready to go.