The first fully private space tourism mission has arrived at the International Space Station.
The first fully private space tourism mission has arrived at the International Space Station , with a SpaceX Crew Dragon carrying four private astronauts — Michael Lopez-Alegria, Larry Connor, Eytan Stibbe, and Mark Pathy — as part of the Axiom Mission 1.
Lopez-Alegria went on to say that the crew was finding the experience thrilling so far: “Launching yesterday for us was very exciting, obviously — what a ride! I think there were smiles that are still being worn by the crew this morning.”
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