SpaceX's Fram2 mission achieves first-ever human X-Ray in space orbit
In a groundbreaking mission, SpaceX Fram2 crew recreated Röntgen's X-ray experiment in space, imaging a hand and other body parts. This mission, supported by Chun Wang, conducted 22 research experiments, including DXA scans for bone density. Upon returning to Earth, the crew began post-flight studies to understand microgravity's effects, marking a significant advancement in space exploration and medical technology.
In a groundbreaking mission, SpaceX Fram2 crew recreated Röntgen's X-ray experiment in space, imaging a hand and other body parts. This mission, supported by Chun Wang, conducted 22 research experiments, including DXA scans for bone density. Upon returning to Earth, the crew began post-flight studies to understand microgravity's effects, marking a significant advancement in space exploration and medical technology. What's Your Reaction?
