The first images of the Form 1 space mission were released from the Earth’s poles

According to RCO News Agency, SpaceX’s private space company launched a private mission on Form۲ (March 6) on Monday, sending a group of four newcomers to a circuit that had not been visited by astronauts before. The occupants of the mission boarded the Resilence Capsule flew around the planet over some of the most remote areas of Earth in a polar orbit.

According to Space, the Form 2 mission launched on Monday at 9:30 pm the time of the eastern time area. Now, Form 2 occupants, which are easily in the circuit, have begun sending their unique images of space.

Form 1 command is led by Chan Wang of the company that funded the mission. Wang, along with Norway, Jannick Mikkelsen, who serves as the commander of the vehicle, and the pilot of this mission is Rabea Rogge of Germany and the Australian Mission Specialist Eric Phillips.

Wang wrote in a post on the X -Social Network shortly after reaching circuit: “Today, we have become the 5th human beings who flew over our work line and we are the people who rotate around the ground.

Early on Tuesday morning, SpaceX shared a video showing a dome -shaped dome -shaped window over one of the Earth’s poles.

The mission derives its name from a Norwegian sailing ship in the early twentieth century, known as Form, which is known for its discoveries in the Arctic and Antarctica.

It is hoped that Form 2’s mission will also act in accordance with the previous and its name by conducting nearly two scientific tests planned for the Earth’s orbit. One of these includes the first attempt to grow mushrooms in space. Astronauts also intend to capture the first X -ray images of the human body in the circuit.

Form 2 is expected to remain in the circuit for the next two to four days. At the end of the mission, this space capsule will perform a orbits for landing in the Pacific.

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