SpaceX has been successful emission this FRAM2 The private crew conducted a mission on top of the Falcon 9 Rockets at 9:46 pm on March 31. FRAM2 is the first human space flight to explore the polar regions of the Earth, and astronauts on the International Space Station cannot see it. The crew will observe the poles of the Earth through an altitude of 430 kilometers (267 miles). SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Capsule can fly from the Arctic to the South Pole in about 46 minutes, while FRAM2 is a three to five-day mission, so it is expected to provide scientists with a healthy amount of video to capture polar regions. In fact, SpaceX has released the mission to the first landscape of the crow from space.
Crews will observe abnormal light emissions similar to the aurora in the area, including Stevein the night sky, it looks like purple and green ribbons. They will also conduct 22 experiments aimed at long-term tasks in the future to better understand human health in space. The crew will capture the first human X-ray in space, research exercises aimed at keeping muscle and bone lumps, use wearable technology to explore sleep and stress patterns, monitor its glucose and observe the hormonal health of female crew members. They also won’t receive typical medical and mobile assistance after landing to see how they recapture gravity on their own and will receive an MRI immediately upon arrival. NASA calls FRAM2 a “important step” to understand how our bodies perform in outer space.
Chun Wang, a Chinese-born cryptocurrency investor, now lives in Norway and pays for the trip, is one of the current astronauts to board. Jannicke Mikkelsen is the film of the filmmakers filmed in remote and dangerous environments, and he is the vehicle commander of the mission. Rabea Rogge, a robotics researcher from Norway, is a pilot. Finally, professional polar adventurer and guide Eric Philips is the medical staff on the mission.
