Wang was announced as the commander of SpaceX‘s Fram2 mission, the first polar spaceflight. The historic 1911 Norwegian expedition to the South Pole served as inspiration for the mission, which has a diverse crew.
Wang’s appointment as the Fram2 mission‘s “commander” was disclosed yesterday, marking an unprecedented milestone.
SpaceX’s mission details suggest that the flight, which is expected to last between three and five days, will contain a diverse crew. This crew includes a “mission specialist” and a “vehicle pilot” who possess significant expertise in polar exploration. However, their space experience is not specified.
The Fram2 mission, which is named after the Norwegian expedition’s ship that reached the South Pole in 1911, is designed to complete this groundbreaking expedition.
However, there is no direct connection between the two, despite the fact that the mission’s name is similar to Wang’s mining operation.
Nevertheless, certain crypto observers, such as Truth Labs, have identified a resemblance to FRAM JPEG Capital, which was implicated in a variety of high-profile exploits.
