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The FRAM2Ham simulation from the ISS has ended transmissions. The image below has the latest updates.The ham community has been *AMAZING* at supporting our request to hold off posting your reception images to social media. Thank you so much! Let's see your stuff Thursday!
Rabea Rogge @rprogge 12:53 PM · Feb 13, 2025With our launch getting closer, we have just finished our longest training session. This month of training featured:⏰Long simulation of a full 28 hours in the Dragon training vehicle🌍 More flight simulations to ready us for flight🌊Familiarization with the launch pad and recovery operations in Florida🦠More research training and data collection in Houston, Texas🚀 The first time seeing our actual Dragon spacecraft at SpaceX's facilities in FloridaIt is awe-inspiring to get a glimpse of all the historical facilities, spacecraft and launch pads in Florida and reflect on the incredible achievements of past missions as we prepare for our upcoming mission.
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Chun @satofishiL-11 daysThis morning, we spent over three hours in the Dragon simulator running through the deorbit and splashdown sequence. It was our final simulation at the Hawthorne training center.When I first arrived here in December 2023, @haleykesparza told me, “Make yourself at home.” I didn’t quite believe her at the time—everything felt strange and unfamiliar. But now, more than a year later, we’ve finally graduated. This place has truly become our home—but now it’s time to say goodbye.In the afternoon, the SpaceX leadership team gave us a mission update. We’re now targeting March 31 at 23:20 EDT for our primary launch window, with two backups on April 1 at 00:53:10 and 02:26:20 EDT. The booster for this mission will be B1085.6—marking the first time a sixth-flight Falcon 9 booster will support a crewed launch.Tomorrow, Crew Dragon C207 Resilience, with our Fram2 icon on it, will be transported to the hangar at pad 39A, where it will soon be integrated with Falcon 9.
SpaceX @SpaceX 6:14 AM · Mar 30, 2025The Fram2 @framonauts and SpaceX completed a full rehearsal of launch day activities ahead of liftoff on Monday
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Chun @satofishi 6:17 AM · Apr 2, 2025The ride to orbit was much smoother than I had anticipated. Apart from the final minute before SECO, I barely felt any G-forces—it honestly felt like just another flight.I had imagined it would feel like being in an elevator that suddenly drops, but that sensation never came. If I hadn’t set free Tyler, the polar bear zero-gravity indicator, I might not have realized we were already weightless. I think being tightly strapped into our seat buckets made the transition less noticeable.The first few hours in microgravity weren’t exactly comfortable. Space motion sickness hit all of us—we felt nauseous and ended up vomiting a couple of times. It felt different from motion sickness in a car or at sea. You could still read on your iPad without making it worse. But even a small sip of water could upset your stomach and trigger vomiting.Rabea spent some time on the ham radio, making contact with Berlin. No one asked opening the cupola on the first day—we were all focused on managing the motion sickness. We had a movie night watching our own launch and went to sleep a bit earlier than scheduled. We all slept really well.By the second morning, I felt completely refreshed. The trace of motion sickness is all gone. We had breakfast, took a few X-ray images, and opened the cupola three minutes after midnight UTC—right above the South Pole.Stay tuned.
Chun @satofishi 10:14 AM · Apr 2, 2025Hello, Antarctica.Unlike previously anticipated, from 460 km above, it is only pure white, no human activity is visible.
Mason Courson @realMason17 5:28 PM · Apr 2, 2025Why is there children’s diaper bag in the spaceship? @elonmusk @Huggies
Chun @satofishi 10:05 AM · Apr 3, 2025Timelapse from Antarctica to the Arctic.
Chun @satofishi 1:15 PM · Apr 3, 2025Flight Day 3
Throughout their first two full days on-orbit, the crew took the first-ever X-ray in space, 130 years after the first X-ray was captured. The @framonauts did a brain mapping EEG experiment and contributed to a continuous glucose monitor study examining how fluid shifts in space affect the accuracy of glucose monitors for diabetics.Chun, Jannicke, Rabea, and Eric also transferred images for Fram2Ham, took conference calls in space, and were able to chat with their families thanks to @Starlink
Pierwsza misja Dragona z astronautami bez znanych nawet miesięcy urodzenia 2. załogantów.W przypadku innych wypraw orbitalnych nie znalazłem takiego przypadku.
Rabea RoggeBorn1995 or 1996
Dziś powrót załogi. Wodowanie jest planowane na 18:19 CEST.
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