Earth, SpaceX and north pole
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Fram2, the first crewed mission to orbit Earth's poles, is scheduled to launch Monday night from Kennedy Space Center.
From USA TODAY
SpaceX is set to launch its latest mission for paying customers — taking a cryptocurrency billionaire and three guests on a dayslong trip that will orbit directly above Earth’s North and South poles ...
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Fram2 will send four private astronauts to low Earth orbit, on a trajectory that will take them over both of our planet's poles — something no human spaceflight mission has ever done.
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Elon Musk's ambitious Mars mission faces technical, logistical, and political challenges, raising doubts about its feasibility.
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Jared Isaacman, the billionaire SpaceX astronaut, has shared a photo of himself during his unusual "commute into DC."
Earlier this year, the tiny rocket company that wants to grow up to be SpaceX someday told NASA that, if it's agreeable, Rocket Lab would be happy to perform MSR for it for the bargain price of just $4 billion and get the work done in just six years total.
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If Mars becomes a human colony is anyone’s guess. Musk said 2016 that it would take 40 to 100 years to have a self-sustaining civilization on the planet. While Mars is quite barren, dusty, and chilly, SpaceX says it could warm it up somehow.
Elon Musk’s Mars ambitions face political, technical, and timing hurdles, impacting NASA’s Moon plans and America’s space race with China.
Hello, Reader. “The sky is the limit” is an encouraging way to say that anything is achievable. Possibilities are endless, so goals should be vast. There are, after all, no roadblocks among the clouds.
Four astronauts from NASA, JAXA, and Roscosmos are teaming up for an ambitious mission aboard the International Space Station. Launching no earlier than July 2025, the Crew-11 expedition will support