Video: The First Space Tourists to Venture into Open Space Return to Earth

The first space tourists to venture into open space have returned to Earth. The spacecraft, which carried four astronauts of the Polaris mission, successfully made a landing off the coast of the United States.

The launch took place on September 10, and the mission was led by American billionaire Jared Isaacman. Among the mission's objectives was to test a commercial space tourism spacecraft for the first time. Additionally, they reached the highest orbit ever achieved by a crewed spacecraft, soaring over 1,400 kilometers above Earth.