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00:00out of the water and onto the recovery vessel. Wow, we got a cute little pod of dolphins. It
00:05wasn't just one or two. The Dragon spacecraft. Now, here on your screen, we can see dolphins,
00:12actually, who want to come and play with Dragon. Now, one of the fast boats, they're in place
00:20working to assist the recovery team member. It's incredible. I just love these views. We really see
00:26them even better in daytime, but just seeing the recovery team work in tandem to step through each
00:32step or, excuse me, to step through each operation. And, you know, obviously, they're getting quick
00:41assists from the honorary part of the recovery team, those dolphins in the water there. Now,
00:47the recovery crew team member that is crawling around the Dragon spacecraft. Earlier, we saw
00:55a view where it was like a spider monkey pose. We can see that individual now standing in the bucket
01:01where the main parachutes were stored while Dragon was on orbit. Obviously, those main parachutes
01:09were utilized for splashdown today. They were deployed and cut from the Dragon capsule.
01:15And one of the fast boats, one of the other fast boats of the recovery team working to
01:20the capsule here shortly once they get hoisted onto the recovery vessel, Megan.
01:26We can see that recovery vessel slowly but surely closing the distance there between,
01:31oh, dolphin cam back again. We can see that the Dragon capsule and the recovery vessel,
01:39that distance is closing. Again, this is just one more step as we continue that articulate backwards.
01:47And that's a good sign that we're getting even closer to pulling the capsule out of the water.
01:54It will then move forward and