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We're recording this at 13 hours gmt on Tuesday the 10 September a privately funded rocket has blasted off on a mission to carry out the first spacewalk by civilian astronauts.
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A privately funded SpaceX mission has taken off from Florida with the aim of going further from Earth than any manned craft for more than half a century.
Ten 986-65-4321 ignition.
If all goes to plan, the Polaris dawn misses mission will feature the first ever privately funded spacewalk, as reflected in a message from mission control.
Dragon SpaceX, today you embark on a journey not just for yourselves, but for all humanity.
Each of you has trained tirelessly and prepared rigorously for this moment.
The moment where we reach higher into space than ever before.
As you gaze towards the North Star, remember that your courage lights the path for future explorers.
We trust in your skills, your bravery and your teamwork to carry out the mission that lies ahead.
Know that the entire team back here is with you every step.
Godspeed, Polaris dawn crew.
May you make history and come home safely.