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** The DART mission had another example, though it was an unusual one, because [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aYCFlK__7U the rejoicing came when the spacecraft successfully slammed into the tiny asteroid it was sent to]] at 14,000 mph, utterly obliterating it. The mission's purpose was to see if it was feasible to target an asteroid with a kinetic impactor to alter its trajectory, just in case one ever posed a danger to Earth.
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* In the ''Series/{{Castle}}'' episode "Still", Beckett is trapped on a pressure-plate triggered bomb that's set to go off in thirty minutes or if she steps off the pressure plate, whichever comes first. At the end of the episode when they manage to disarm the bomb and Castle informs Esposito and Ryan that Beckett is safe, everyone in the precinct starts cheering and hugging each other.

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* In the ''Series/{{Castle}}'' ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'' episode "Still", Beckett is trapped on a pressure-plate triggered bomb that's set to go off in thirty minutes or if she steps off the pressure plate, whichever comes first. At the end of the episode when they manage to disarm the bomb and Castle informs Esposito and Ryan that Beckett is safe, everyone in the precinct starts cheering and hugging each other.
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*** Both instances are carried over in ''Film/TheMartian''.
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* ''Film/IndependenceDay''. After Russell Case flies his jet into the alien ship's primary weapon and destroys it, the mission control personnel in Area 51 start cheering.

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* ''Film/IndependenceDay''. After Russell Case Casse flies his jet into the alien ship's primary weapon and destroys it, the mission control personnel in Area 51 start cheering.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': The Griffin family accidentally launch themselves in the space shuttle. After they successfully land, mission control erupts in cheers except [[TheRuntAtTheEnd one guy]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': The Griffin family accidentally launch themselves in the space shuttle. After they successfully land, mission control erupts in cheers except [[TheRuntAtTheEnd one guy]].guy, saying he doesn't even know them.
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* ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'': MI6 breaks out into relieved laughter and cheers as Bond escapes the blast zone of an ill-advised missile strike in a fighter jet packing enough nukes to spread fallout over Eastern Europe.

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* ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'': MI6 [=MI6=] breaks out into relieved laughter and cheers as Bond escapes the blast zone of an ill-advised missile strike in a fighter jet packing enough nukes to spread fallout over Eastern Europe.
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* ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'': MI6 breaks out into relieved laughter and cheers as Bond escapes the blast zone of an ill-advised missile strike in a fighter jet packing enough nukes to spread fallout over Eastern Europe.

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* ''Franchise/StarWars'': After the destruction of the original Death Star in ''Film/ANewHope'' and the new one in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.

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After the destruction of the original Death Star in ''Film/ANewHope'' and the new one in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.
** In ''Film/TheLastJedi'', the bridge of the ''Raddus'' does this after the Dreadnought is taken down.
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* ''[[Series/WonderWoman1975 Wonder Woman]]'': In "Flight to Oblivion", Wonder Woman breaks into mission control, disarms the [[{{Mook}} mook]] and allows the operators to divert the missile into the sea. And there was much rejoicing in the mission control room!

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* ''[[Series/WonderWoman1975 Wonder Woman]]'': ''Series/WonderWoman1975'': In "Flight to Oblivion", Wonder Woman breaks into mission control, disarms the [[{{Mook}} mook]] {{mook|s}} and allows the operators to divert the missile into the sea. And there was much rejoicing in the mission control room!



* In Series/ForAllMankind there are several such moments (not surprising given the subject material) some of them immediately subverted by things going horribly wrong (or people realizing the success was only partial and the ''real'' work is yet to be done) but some of them remain pure joy.

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* In Series/ForAllMankind ''Series/ForAllMankind'', there are several such moments (not surprising given the subject material) some of them immediately subverted by things going horribly wrong (or people realizing the success was only partial and the ''real'' work is yet to be done) but some of them remain pure joy.
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* Happens in ''Film/{{Armageddon}}'' after Harry Stamper's team defeats the asteroid -- with one notable exception.
* Happens at the end of ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'', when the crew responds after entering the atmosphere. In the real event, they didn't because they knew they weren't out of the woods yet: The capsule still had to splash down.

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* Happens in ''Film/{{Armageddon}}'' ''Film/Armageddon1998'' after Harry Stamper's team defeats the asteroid -- with one notable exception.
* Happens at the end of ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'', ''Film/Apollo13'', when the crew responds after entering the atmosphere. In the real event, they didn't because they knew they weren't out of the woods yet: The capsule still had to splash down.
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* In Series/ForAllMankind there are several such moments (not surprising given the subject material) some of them immediately subverted by things going horribly wrong (or people realizing the success was only partial and the ''real'' work is yet to be done) but some of them remain pure joy.

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* In ''VideoGame/XCOMEnemyUnknown'' when you shoot down your first UFO and complete other significant feats, such as beating the FinalDungeon, the game will cut back to MissionControl for a CutScene where your NumberTwo and fellow green-shirted nameless XCOM operatives are cheering.
* In ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden 3'', everyone in the control room cheers after Ryu succeeds in jumping between two planes so that he can get in time to the Black Narwhal (the aircraft carrier used by the villains).

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* In ''VideoGame/XCOMEnemyUnknown'' ''VideoGame/AceCombat04ShatteredSkies''[='=] [[TitleDrop eponymous mission]], the ground crew for the satellite launch can be heard cheering in the background when you shoot down your first UFO the one on the radio announces the rocket has reached an altitude too high for any enemies to stop it.
* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', the technicians are surprised to hear transmissions coming from the long-defunct spaceship that Squall
and complete other significant feats, such as beating Rinoa are sheltering in, and do everything in their power to help the FinalDungeon, the game will cut kids get back to MissionControl for a CutScene where your NumberTwo and fellow green-shirted nameless XCOM operatives earth. Unfortunately, [[BurnTheWitch they are cheering.
* In ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden 3'', everyone in the control room cheers after Ryu succeeds in jumping between two planes so
significantly less enthused]] when Squall tells them that he can get in time Rinoa is a sorceress, and immediately [[ItIsDehumanizing stop referring to the Black Narwhal (the aircraft carrier used her by the villains).name]].



* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', the technicians are surprised to hear transmissions coming from the long-defunct spaceship that Squall and Rinoa are sheltering in, and do everything in their power to help the kids get back to earth. Unfortunately, [[BurnTheWitch they are significantly less enthused]] when Squall tells them that Rinoa is a sorceress, and immediately [[ItIsDehumanizing stop referring to her by name]].
* In ''VideoGame/AceCombat04ShatteredSkies''[='=] [[TitleDrop eponymous mission]], the ground crew for the satellite launch can be heard cheering in the background when the one on the radio announces the rocket has reached an altitude too high for any enemies to stop it.

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* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden 3'', everyone in the control room cheers after Ryu succeeds in jumping between two planes so that he can get in time to the Black Narwhal (the aircraft carrier used by the villains).
* In ''VideoGame/XCOMEnemyUnknown'', when you shoot down your first UFO and complete other significant feats, such as beating the FinalDungeon, the game will cut back to MissionControl for a CutScene where your NumberTwo and fellow green-shirted nameless
technicians are surprised to hear transmissions coming from cheering.
** The game also subverts this after you raid
the long-defunct spaceship that Squall aliens' hidden Earth staging post, take out its commander, and Rinoa are sheltering in, bring back an odd communications device. Everyone in Mission Control is celebrating except for your chief scientists, who asks the obvious question: "If the Sectoid Commander ''was'' the alien leader, then who, or what, was it communicating with?" Sure enough, TheWarHasJustBegun, and do everything in the aliens' ''actual'' leader caste begins appearing during subsequent missions, along with their power to help elite forces. [[spoiler:And with the kids get back to earth. Unfortunately, [[BurnTheWitch they are significantly ''Enemy Within'' expansion, less enthused]] when Squall tells them that Rinoa is than a sorceress, and immediately [[ItIsDehumanizing stop referring to her by name]].
* In ''VideoGame/AceCombat04ShatteredSkies''[='=] [[TitleDrop eponymous mission]],
month after you attack their base, the ground crew for the satellite launch can be heard cheering in the background when the one on the radio announces the rocket has reached an altitude too high for any enemies to stop it.aliens retaliate by [[AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs attacking XCOM HQ.]]]]

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* In ''VideoGame/AceCombat04ShatteredSkies''[='=] [[TitleDrop eponymous mission]], the ground crew for the satellite launch can be heard cheering in the background when the one on the radio announces the rocket has reached an altitude too high for any enemies to stop it.



** [[https://youtu.be/wSfU2uxoFUw?t=1101 The New Horizons Pluto flyover]] had one of these. (There was no landing, but some dramatic tension for a few hours because the spacecraft couldn't waste time communicating with Earth during its very brief visit to Pluto. It took ''ten years'' to get there, and there was some uncertainty that every part of it would still work properly, but it did.)
** As well as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGYVoXgNRx4 Rosetta/Philae comet landing.]]
** Everyone in the control room during [[https://youtu.be/O5bTbVbe4e4?t=1938 the SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket's first stage landing.]] It's like one of the MLG parody videos, except the hype is real here.

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** [[https://youtu.be/wSfU2uxoFUw?t=1101 The New Horizons Pluto flyover]] had one of these. (There There was no landing, but some dramatic tension for a few hours because the spacecraft couldn't waste time communicating with Earth during its very brief visit to Pluto. It took ''ten years'' to get there, and there was some uncertainty that every part of it would still work properly, but it did.)
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** As well as the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGYVoXgNRx4 Rosetta/Philae comet landing.]]
** Everyone in the control room during [[https://youtu.be/O5bTbVbe4e4?t=1938 the SpaceX's SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket's first stage rocket's first-stage landing.]] It's like one of the MLG parody videos, except the hype is real here.
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* ''Fanfic/OnceMoreWithFeeling'': In chapter 17, when Asuka kills Sandalphon and Rei manages to pull her out of the volcano, the whole command centre celebrated the pilots' victory and survival.
-->"Shinji" a voice called out from above, and he turned, glancing at the highest tier in the command centre as the raucous celebrations continued unabated at the certain loss of two Evangelion's and their pilots turned around in less than a minute to the recovery of both alive

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* ''Fanfic/OnceMoreWithFeeling'': In chapter 17, when Asuka kills Sandalphon and Rei manages to pull her out of the volcano, the whole command centre center celebrated the pilots' victory and survival.
-->"Shinji" a voice called out from above, and he turned, glancing at the highest tier in the command centre center as the raucous celebrations continued unabated at the certain loss of two Evangelion's and their pilots turned around in less than a minute to the recovery of both alive
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* Frequently seen in ''Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}}'' to the point where there's a slight bit of stock footage used for it.
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*** 9 years later, the one for the Perseverance rover's touchdown was tempered by social-distancing measures in place to mitigate the coronavirus pandemic, but the jubilation was still plain to see.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil''': in "The Courtship of Cecilia" (from the 1988 reboot), Cecil blasts off into space after drinking a glass of lemonade spiked with hot sauce. A shot of Mission Control celebrating is shown after Cecil successfully separated.

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* ''WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil''': ''WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil'': in "The Courtship of Cecilia" (from the 1988 reboot), Cecil blasts off into space after drinking a glass of lemonade spiked with hot sauce. A shot of Mission Control celebrating is shown after Cecil successfully separated.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil''': in "The Courtship of Cecilia" (from the 1988 reboot), Cecil blasts off into space after drinking a glass of lemonade spiked with hot sauce. A shot of Mission Control celebrating is shown after Cecil successfully separated.
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-->-- What MissionControl said right after "The Eagle has landed."

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-->-- What MissionControl said '''UsefulNotes/{{NASA}} MissionControl''', right after Neil Armstrong's "The Eagle has landed."

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--> '''Wonder Woman:''' Good work, Captain!
--> '''Captain:''' Look who's talking!

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* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', the technicians are surprised to hear transmissions coming from the long-defunct spaceship that Squall and Rinoa are sheltering in, and do everything in their power to help the kids get back to earth. Unfortunately, [[BurnTheWitch they are significantly less enthused]] when Squall tells them that Rinoa is a sorceress, and immediately [[ItIsDehumanizing stop referring to her by name]].
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* At some point, probably because LifeImitatesArt, this became standard practice for the landing or otherwise most dramatic moment in real space missions:

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* At some point, probably because LifeImitatesArt, this became standard practice for Very definitely TruthInTelevision. Even if there are no astronauts' lives on the landing or otherwise most dramatic line, many space missions have that moment where billions of dollars and years of work could go up in real space missions:smoke in an instant. It's quite a relief when it doesn't.
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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Unrelated]] to AndThereWasMuchRejoicing.
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* In ''Film/HiddenFigures'', when John Glenn successfully splashes down.


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*** Both instances are carried over in ''Film/TheMartian''.
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But then, the hero(es) arrive(s) to save the day! MissionControl explodes in cheering after sitting in suspense ("He/She/They did it!"). May include [[ManlyTears ecstatic crying]], [[ManHug sudden hugging]] and a resolution to earlier conflicts in MissionControl.

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But then, the hero(es) arrive(s) to save the day! MissionControl explodes in cheering after sitting in suspense suspense. ("He/She/They did it!"). it!") May include [[ManlyTears ecstatic crying]], [[ManHug sudden hugging]] and a resolution to earlier conflicts in MissionControl.
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* In ''Film/TheMartian'' there are two such scenes. See the Literature section.

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* Happens at the end of ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'', when the crew responds after entering the atmosphere.
** In the real event, they didn't because they knew they weren't out of the woods yet: The capsule still had to splash down.

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* Happens at the end of ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'', when the crew responds after entering the atmosphere.
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atmosphere. In the real event, they didn't because they knew they weren't out of the woods yet: The capsule still had to splash down.
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* ''[[Series/WonderWoman1975 Wonder Woman]]'': In "Flight to Oblivion", Wonder Woman breaks into mission control, disarms the [[{{Mook}} mook]] and allows the operators to divert the missile into the sea. And there was much rejoicing in the mission control room!
--> '''Wonder Woman:''' Good work, Captain!
--> '''Captain:''' Look who's talking!

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