SpaceX has launched Fram2, its latest private astronaut mission, embarking on an unprecedented polar orbit around Earth.

The mission is commanded by Chun Wang, a Maltese investor and Chinese-born bitcoin magnate, who also financed the expedition.

Fram2 pays homage to the historic Norwegian exploration vessel 'Fram,' renowned for its Arctic expeditions in the early 20th century.

The crew comprises Norwegian film director Jannicke Mikkelsen, German robotics researcher Rabea Rogge, and Australian adventurer Eric Philips.

Their journey commenced from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule.

Over three to five days, they plan to conduct 22 experiments focusing on the effects of spaceflight and microgravity on the human body.?

This mission marks SpaceX's sixth private astronaut flight and underscores the company's growing influence in human spaceflight.

The Crew Dragon spacecraft, developed with NASA funding, has become a pivotal asset for governmental and private missions.

Fram2's trajectory over Earth's poles is a first for human space travel, offering unique scientific research and observation opportunities.?

The Fram2 mission exemplifies the expanding role of private enterprise in space exploration, blending scientific inquiry with commercial innovation.

The findings from this mission may pave the way for future missions and deepen our understanding of space's impact on human physiology.