The first private spacewalk in history.

SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission will carry out the first Private spacewalk in history, it is rescheduled for next Tuesday, August 21, this SpaceX mission will launch the American billionaire Jared Isaacman and three other people who will go with him on a flight of 5 days, the mission is the first of three space flights of the Polaris SpaceX program and the second personally financed by Jared Isaacman, it is a private mission, it is a mission that does not cost public money, it is their money and they have allocated it to this mission in which they will do certain things. They say they are going to do some scientific experiments, but also curious things, very curious, of course they have to seek financing from various sources and they have sought financing from potato companies, from a very famous potato company throughout the world, which has designed a special fried potato to be consumed in weightlessness in space, which is not such nonsense, because it is quite complicated, to think that when biting the potato it should not leave crumbs, nor should there be any crumbs, or anything like that, because all that It remains floating and it would be a danger. The passengers could breathe it and these Adventurers would have serious problems.

They are going to travel in a manned dragon ship, it is specially prepared to be able to make the astronaut's exit into space, it would be the first private space walk, in the previous mission in which Jared Isaacman was, they had a problem with the toilet and they said the famous phrase “houston, we have a problem” Space Bathrooms are very complex, it is one of the most complex structures that human beings have designed for their private service, they are very expensive because they are very complex structures, they have to collect that and absorb it in some way and then store it and let it stay there, that does not move, everything floats in weightlessness, which is why we seek to try to develop ships in the future that at least reproduce artificial gravity through centrifugal force or another mechanism.