Movement strikes heavily as space tourists describe the polar orbit adventure

Four young people float in the Dragon Spacex vehicle, and they stare in the polar areas of the Earth with data collection from its unique point of view. The Fram2 mission has started an exciting start, which leads to the withdrawal of some of the main first of the light of human space.

Spacex The Fram2 mission was launched on Monday From the Kennedy Space Center in NASA in Florida. The commercial mission sent a crew consisting of four private astronauts where no other human beings were transferred before, which revolves around the Earth over the polar areas of the planet on an unprecedented journey. The FRAM2 crew has already obtained some exciting research studies in the unique environment, as he sent a set of updates from space.

Hello, Antarctica.

Unlike previously expected, from 460 km above, it is only pure white, and there is no visible human activity. pic.twitter.com/i7jawfyzw2

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Space Pioneers crew includes Chun Wang, a billionaire encrypting the foundations of Bitcoin Mining companies F2Pool and Stackfish, as the commander of the mission; Jannicke Mikkelsen, Norwegian cinematic photographer; Eric Philips, Australian polar adventurer; And Rabea Rogge, German robotics researcher. The four never went to space before this task, which is said to be funded by Wang.

“The ride to orbit was smoother than I expected,” Wang books On X. “I imagined that he would feel that I was in an elevator suddenly falling, but this feeling never came. If I hadn’t identified Tyler, the Polar Bear Zero-Garavity Index, maybe I couldn’t have realized us.”

The journey to orbit was smoother than I expected. Regardless of the last minute before SECO, I barely felt any G-felt frankly as if it were just another trip.

I was imagining that he would feel that being in an elevator suddenly falls, but this feeling never came … pic.twitter.com/h7ymyipy9ld

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Wang continued to describe the first few hours in space, which seems not smooth as the trip there. “We have all affected all space movement – we felt nauseous and ended up vomiting several times,” he wrote. “I felt different from motion disease in a car or at sea. You can still read on the iPad without making it worse. But even a small sip of water can disturb your stomach and support vomiting.”

The crew spent the first night watching its launch on the Spacex Falcon 9. While he was on the Dragon Dragon vehicle, astronauts enjoy the scenic views as it appears from the dome window in the car. Some pictures even show a faded activity on the pillars of the earth. From this distinguished point, the crew will try to monitor Aurora -like phenomenon called Steve (Enhancing strong thermal emissions), known for their purple and green lines through the sky.

During their first day on orbit, FramonAUTS It got their research activities, including a study on how to adapt human perception to the Faceflight environment during the first few hours of access to the area.

Amateur pork lovers in Berlin and through Europe … pic.twitter.com/f07b9iegen

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Space pioneers conduct 22 research studies in orbit to improve our understanding of human health in space and prepare for long -term tasks. As part of the search, the crew took the first X -ray that took place in space. Astronomers also conducted tropical tests for the SPACEX Starlink network while Roger Roger Radio’s amateur radio was used on board, called Fram2Ham, to connect Berlin.

Dragon spacecraft is Flying over the polar areas of the planet At an altitude of about 265 to 280 miles (425 to 450 km), and travel in a polar orbit with a tendency of about 60 to 90 degrees to the equator. Earlier this week, Spacex shared some amazing views From the polar regions of the Earth from space.

The task is designed to last from three to five days in orbit, so watch more updates from space.