Liftoff March 31. from the historical launch pad 39A 🚀 fram2

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Chun

L-4 days One of the key things we must do during the quarantine is shift sleep schedule to match the launch time. On launch day, we’ll be waking up at 14:30 EDT. If we take the first opportunity at 21:46:50 EDT on March 31, we’ll go to sleep at 08:36 EDT / 12:36 UTC on April 1.

Join me at 17:30 EDT / 21:30 UTC, along with Kiko Dontchev Chun Rabea Rogge Eric. We’ll talk about our upcoming space mission, fram2—the first human spaceflight to Earth’s polar regions x.com/i/spaces/1gqxv…

We’re excited to speak to you all shortly.

Join our QnA now! x.com/i/spaces/1gqxv…

First time humans will be in polar orbit around Earth launches on Monday! fram2

Meet Dragon Resilience ready to serve her 4. space mission with Fram2. Isn’t she beautiful 😍 That’s a statement, not a question. Honored to be her Vehicle Commander. fram2

All objectives completed 😎

I promised Svalbard I would wave to everyone there when I flew over them! Hi Svalbard 👋 and particular thank you to our auroral scientists and photographers #SolarMaxMission for participating in #Fram2

Proud to be able to bring to space some incredible cameras and lenses capturing the first images of the Arctic and Antarctic shot by humans from space. These videos are BIG in file size and we look forwards to sharing them with you post-mission splashdown. #fram2

I know you are wondering how I brush my hair in space #Fram2

While I was in space I saw paradise, pollution, frozen landscapes, city lights, traffic, auroras, vast deserts, oasis, volcanos, agriculture, and war. FRAM2 has forever changed me. I live in Svalbard but my home is planet Earth, a home I share with every one of you. fram2

My return home to Norway was exceptional 🇳🇴 Our plane was greeted at OSL with a water bridge, a huge thank you to SAS - Scandinavian Airlines for going above and beyond ( maybe not quite as beyond as Fram2 😂), and a big hug to everyone who met up at the arrival hall at OSL ❤️ The love was felt ❤️ 📸

Welcome back to our planet Don Pettit! Gravity is a weird force to be reunited with 😆 Thank you so much for all your photography help and hypothesis testing while onboarding the ISS. Echoing what Chris Hadfield said: What a brutal way to celebrate your 70th birthday after 220

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Got to talk to Everyday Astronaut while in orbit! We really enjoyed talking to you and loved your questions fram2

Watch Ax-4 launch now! God Speed!

Travel anywhere on Earth (that’s willing to allow loud rockets) in half an hour or so at Mach 25!