KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — The Fram2 mission will be the first human spaceflight around Earth’s polar regions, as the commander shares with Spectrum News what this new adventure means to him.

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — As SpaceX launched the four-person crew of the Fram2 mission on Monday night, it was a takeoff for the history books as they will be the first humans to ever orbit Earth ...

so he might find that he no longer needs them -- at least for those three-and-a-half days. You can watch the launch live and follow what they call the Fram2 mission, named after the famous Norwegian ...

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The first four humans to orbit Earth’s poles are sharing their experiences from their historic mission. In a discussion with ...

Astronauts from the Fram2 mission have released a video showcasing their journey in space, presenting stunning views of Earth from orbit. The crew, including astronaut Chun, captured landscapes ...

Here's a behind-the-scenes rundown of SpaceX’s countdown timeline. T-minus: Update 10:25 p.m.: Fram2 mission commander, Chun Wang, posted this video of Cape Canaveral which the crew captured from the ...

The water landing brings to an end a four-day mission known as Fram2 in which the private spacefarers sought to become the first humans to fly in orbit over both the North and South poles.

The West Coast is the best coast for Dragon landings, at least in SpaceX's books. The company's four-person Fram2 mission came to a successful end on Friday (April 4) with the splashdown of the ...

The first astronaut crew to fly directly over Earth’s poles splashed down safely on Friday after nearly four days on orbit. “The ride to orbit was much smoother than I had anticipated,” Wang ...

SpaceX viewed the Fram2 flight as a stepping stone toward opening the door for more non-professionals to fly to orbit. Chun, an avid world traveler and polar visitor, paid SpaceX an undisclosed ...