SpaceX launched its manned spacecraft over the North and South Poles for the first time, paving the way for human migration to Mars.

Space X launched the first space shuttle over Earth's polar regions to fly four private space passengers to Vietnam's North Pole, a multi-day flight funded by cryptocurrency billionaire Wang Chun and accompanied by three other astronauts. The plan includes experiments such as growing mushrooms in microgravity and doing X-rays in the space shuttle, the astronauts in the movie "Jedi Rescue" planting potatoes on Mars for emergency survival, if you can grow mushrooms in space to successfully maintain the daily food supply, migration to Mars has a better chance of coming true, let humans migrate to Mars is Musk's dream, and is now gradually being realized.

Musk retweeted an article from Space X on X, excitedly stating that this is humanity's first orbit around the North and South Poles!

The entire crew of the space shuttle took off on Monday night aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket (Falcon 9), departing from NASA Kennedy Space Center. Commander Wang Chun stated before the launch, "We uphold the pioneering spirit of early polar explorers, bringing back new data and knowledge to advance the long-term goals of space exploration."

Wang Chun is a Maltese explorer born in China and a co-founder of the Crypto Assets companies F2pool and Skitfish. This flight plan is funded by him, and he selected three other members to fly with him, including Norwegian photographer Jannicke Mikkelsen as the flight commander, robotics expert Rabea Rogge as the mission pilot, and Eric Philips as the medical officer. The team underwent eight months of training for this trip, which included wilderness exploration in Alaska and simulating life in confined spaces under harsh conditions.

Fram2 To da moon mission objectives

During a mission lasting several days, the crew will explore Earth from polar orbits and will fly over the North and South Poles for the first time. The astronauts will also conduct up to 22 studies aimed at enhancing humanity's long-term capabilities for space exploration and understanding human health in space. Throughout the operation of Fram2 in orbit, the crew plans to conduct the first X-ray examinations and exercise studies in space to maintain muscle and bone mass, as well as grow mushrooms in a microgravity environment. After safely returning to Earth, the crew plans to leave the spacecraft without additional medical and operational assistance, which will help researchers describe the ability of astronauts to perform unassisted tasks after brief and long-term stays in space.

Important research during the flight process

The MushVroom planting mission will witness the first batch of mushrooms growing in space. Oura Rings sleep studies can further understand the sleep quality of astronauts in orbit. Ultra-fine MRI equipment will immediately scan their brains after returning to Earth, in order to study how microgravity affects brain structure.

Continuous glucose monitoring devices will monitor blood glucose regulation in microgravity environments to understand how SpaceX will serve diabetic spacecraft passengers in the future. Hormona testing and applications will be used for women's health research, investigating how female reproductive hormones are affected by microgravity. Space THAL will study blood health and anemia research under microgravity conditions and the effects on future long-term missions to the Moon and Mars.

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