SpaceX announces the first manned polar space tourism mission, led by Wang Chun, co-founder of F2pool.

Odaily Planet Daily News: F2pool co-founder Wang Chun posted on X expressing his anticipation for participating in SpaceX's manned polar flight mission, which he has been looking forward to for 2 and a half years. The proposal, planning, trajectory design, and crew selection for this mission are all completed by the customer. This trip is a space tourism mission, but unlike any previous space tourists. In the history of space exploration, this is the first time that individuals can rent the entire spacecraft, plan, design, and execute a highly personalized mission with clear objectives. Earlier, the U.S. space exploration technology company SpaceX announced on Monday that it will execute the first manned polar orbiting mission around the Earth by the end of this year. This private space flight mission is led by cryptocurrency entrepreneur Wang Chun, with three other members including a polar explorer, a robotics expert, and a film producer. The Fram2 mission will last 3-5 days, and the members will be in a near-polar orbit at an inclination of 90 degrees and an altitude of 425 to 450 kilometers, observing the Earth's polar regions through the dome, studying auroras and physical phenomena in polar regions, and taking the first human X-ray photo in space.