Polaris Dawn crew completes record-breaking commercial spaceflight

Polaris Dawn mission has set numerous records, including the highest altitude for a piloted spacecraft in Earth orbit, and the first non-government spacewalk. After conducting extensive testing and research, the crew is preparing for re-entry and a splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Polaris Dawn mission has made history by setting several remarkable records. Firstly, it reached the highest altitude for a piloted spacecraft in Earth orbit, surpassing previous milestones. Secondly, the crew accomplished the unprecedented feat of conducting the first non-government spacewalk.

Preparations for Re-Entry and Splashdown

Following their groundbreaking achievements, the Polaris Dawn crew is now focused on preparations for re-entry and a splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico. This crucial phase of the mission holds significant importance in terms of safety and successful completion of the overall objectives.