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(music throughout) After imaging asteroid Bennu for the last time on April 7th, 2021, 

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OSIRIS-REx fired its thrusters on May 10th on its 2 year journey to deliver asteroid samples to Earth.

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(Navigation Team Chief Pete Antreasian) The ADM burn has completed

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We had a nominal ADM burn, 

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and we’re bringing our samples home!

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(applause)

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(narrator) This burn thrust the spacecraft away from the asteroid at 600 miles per hour.

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OSIRIS-REx will then orbit the Sun twice before reaching Earth on September 24th, 2023.

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It will send the capsule containing pieces of Bennu through Earth’s atmosphere 

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to the Utah Test and Training Range, where it will be retrieved 

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and taken to the curation facility at NASA’s Johnson Space Center. 

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These samples will be distributed to labs around the world for analysis for generations to come.