SpaceX launches Fram2, the first crewed spaceflight to explore Earth’s polar regions

Spacex successfully has initiated this Fram2 On March 31 on March 31, Sahin 9:46 special crew mission on Eastern 9:46. Fram2 is the first human space to explore the polar areas of an invisible place for astronauts outside the International Space Station. The crew will monitor the poles on the ground through a height of 430 km (267 miles) to a panoramic cupola. Spacex’s crew Capsulu, the South Pole in the South Pole can fly in about 46 minutes and in Fram2 is a three to five-day mission, so scientists seizing the polar areas are expected to provide a healthy amount of images. In fact, SPACEX has already released the first meetings of the mission’s poles from the gap.

The crew will monitor unusual light waste similar to the areas, including auroras StevesIt looks like purple and green light ribbons in the night sky. In the future, there will be 22 experiments designed to better understand human health in space for long-term missions. The crew is designed to protect the first human rays, muscle and bony rays, muscle and bone, explore sleeping and stress patterns, control of glucose and observe the hormonal health of women’s crew members. They will not receive typical medical and mobility assistance to see how they increase the gravity and will receive a MRI immediately after coming. NASA called the “significant step” in the concept of Fram2, how to tariff the body of our body in foreign space.

Now a Chinese-born cryptocurrency investor in Norway, Chun Wang is one of the trips and is currently astronauts on the board. Cannicke Mikkelsen, who works on technology for movies taken in remote and dangerous environments, serves as a mission commander. Rabea Rogge, a robotic researcher from Norway, is a pilot. Finally, Eric Philips, a professional polar adventurer and guide, the mission is a medical staff.