SPACEX POLARIS DAWN LAUNCH: PRIVATE ASTRONAUTS, FIRST SPACEWALK, AND ELON MUSK'S EPIC NEW MISSION

JUSTIN CASE: Welcome, Brother Mason!  You’re watching Short News. Today,   SpaceX launched its first private research  mission called Polaris Dawn. Our correspondent   Hugh Jass is reporting from the scene. HUGH JASS: This is f#$%ing insane! The   Crew Dragon ship f#$%ing launched from  the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.  JUSTIN CASE: The crew includes entrepreneur  Jared Isaacman, retired U.S. Air Force   Lieutenant Colonel Scott Poteet, and SpaceX  engineers Sarah Gillis and Anna Menon.   What can you tell us about the flight, Hugh? HUGH JASS: That they didn’t take me with them,   f#$%! This epic mission is aiming to  reach f#$%ing high orbits of up to 1,500   kilometers—that’s f#$%ing high! JUSTIN CASE: Don’t worry, Hugh,   you’re already in space. HUGH JASS: Oh, f#$% yeah!   And if everything goes according to plan,  Polaris Dawn will be the first step toward   flying to Mars! I want to go to Maaaars! JUSTIN CASE: Now, SpaceX isn’t just   launching rockets, they’re doing science  experiments too. This was Short News.

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