“Dragon” trip .. The return of the first German woman to travel to space

German robotics, Rabia Rozouza, the first German woman to travel to space, returned to Earth on the spacecraft “Dragon”, accompanied by her three colleagues from the crew.
After a trip that lasted about four days, the capsule fell Friday evening at the sea off the coast of the US state of California.

Space capsule “Dragon”

The live photos broadcast by the SpaceX space company, owned by American billionaire Elon Musk.
The capsule fell to the surface of the sea, under the bright sunlight after its speed slowed with umbrellas.
According to SpaceX, this is the first time that a Dragon capsule has landed in the Pacific Ocean off the western coast of the United States, as it has always landed in the sea off the state of Florida on the eastern coast.

SpaceX flights

The landing site was transferred for logistical reasons, and the Speus X control center launched a message containing the phrase: “Welcome to the homeland.”
The “Fram 2” mission, which was called the name of a Norwegian ship to explore the polar areas of the nineteenth century – continued about four days in a new orbit over the polar areas of the Earth.
According to SpaceX, a “Dragon” capsule took place about 55 times around the ground, crossing the poles almost every 45 minutes, and during the trip, studies on the phenomenon of the polar twilight were conducted from a height between 425 and 450 km.

Fungi growth study

I took the first X -ray images in space. In general, 22 scientific experiments were to be implemented, including an experience to study the growth of edible fungi in light of the lack of gravity.
It is noteworthy that after the mission of “Innpire 4” in 2021, and “Polaris Don” in 2024, which were also organized by SpaceX – the “Far 2” mission came as the third as a manned space flight with a crew that does not include any professional astronaut.
According to the German Air and Space Center “DRL”, twelve German men traveled to space before Raghr, but no German woman traveled.
Although there are spare spatial filters and pioneers, none of them has already gone on a space flight.

The first woman in the world to travel to space

During the task, there were five women in space at the same time, namely: German Rabia Rozhaza and Norwegian director Yannik Meccson participating in the “Far 2” mission.
This is in addition to the two American astronauts, Ann McLein and Nicole Aires, who were at the ISS, and Chinese Wang Hazi, which was found at the Chinese heavenly Palace (heavenly palace).
It should be noted that Russian Valentina Terichkova is the first woman in the world to travel to space, and that was in 1963.