Help the space tour guide brief the passengers on their upcoming orbit by dragging the correct verbs to complete the announcement.

"Welcome aboard! In exactly two hours, we will be orbiting the Earth at maximum speed. Our flight attendants will be serving zero-gravity snacks shortly after that, so please stay in your seats."

"Welcome aboard! In exactly two hours, we will be orbiting the Earth at maximum speed."

"In exactly two hours" points to a specific moment in the future when the action of orbiting will already be happening.

"Our flight attendants will be serving zero-gravity snacks shortly after that, so please stay in your seats."

The Future Continuous is often used to announce planned events or expected routines, especially in travel itineraries and official schedules!