Chen wrote to ARS about the Internet connection in an email, “It was not 100 percent available, but when it was, it was really fast.” He told us that he used a IPhone 16 Pro Max For 4K videos. More than about 200 miles (300 km), 48 megapixel camera of the phone, which had an artificial optical zoom, brought the excellent textures of ice sheet, clouds, water and land forms.
When the flight was fully automatic, SpaceX trained the Frame 2 crew how to stay and work inside the dragon spacecraft and to take manual control if necessary. No member of the Frame 2 staff had a background in the spacelight or in any part of the space industry, before they started preparing their mission. Specifically, this was the first human spacelight mission of low -earth orbit without a pilot of a train trained aircraft.
Chen Wang, all right, raises his arm to take moments of the iPhone selfie after the splash down in the Pacific.
Credit: Space x
The orbit had a large number of widespread campaigns about four days. Along with Chen, McCullson kept the video shooting from Dragon’s Kapola to use his filming skills. Before the flight, McCulls said she wants to create a 3D account of her time in space. In some videos of Wang, McLeakson has been seen working with V-Ripter 8K VV camera Red Digital CinemaAccording to the manufacturer’s website, a device sold at about $ 25,000.
The staff spent some of their time experimenting, including the first human’s first X -ray in space. Scientists have collected some useful data about the effects of radiation on humans in space, as the frame 2 flew into the polar orbit, where the astronauts were brought in high amounts of radiation, more than a person can see at the International Space Station.
At the end of the mission, after they slipped into the Pacific, the frame 2 astronauts removed from the dragon capsule without the help of Space X -Ground teams, which helps staff to balance staff for gravity. This shows how people can get out of their spacecraft on the moon or Mars, where no one has to salute them.
On the way to flight, Chun Antarctica and Solabard wanted to see the Norwegian peninsula where he lives north of the Arctic Circle. Until this year, in more than 400 human spacelight missions since 1961, no one has flown in a straight orbit. Sophisticated satellites fly usual to take high resolution imagination on polar regions and measure things like sea ice.
The observations of the Arctic and Antarctic Frame 2 astronauts may not be similar to something that the satellite can see, but their experience has a short time of ketchot, which stands alone in the space before it goes into space.
“People often call Earth as a blue marble planet, but from our point of view, this is more about a frozen planet,” Chen told Ars.