Vast the world’s first commercial space station, which will take humans to space, is all set to launch in August 2025. It‘ll be set up in space by SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Through its successful launch, It will set up a milestone in the future for the commercial space station. It is the first-ever commercial space station that will be established in space in 2025.
Know All About VAST World First Commercial Space Station
Vast is opening a gate for future human space exploration by any private company. It is founded by the American Software engineer and entrepreneur Jed McCaleb with Max Haot as its president who is previously a founder and CEO of Launcher.
Launcher company develops rocket engines and transfer vehicles to launch small satellites. The orbiter is the transfer vehicle of the launcher.
Vast main Objective – is to build a future where billions of people live and thrive in space. To make space a place for humans to thrive and live comfortably.
But the main hurdle send humans to space is the anti-gravity side effects humans have to face when they go for long space exploration.
Many astronomers have to face physiological consequences like muscle atrophy, Bone loss, and even brain damage. For this purpose, It’ll build up the world’s first anti-gravity space station on space so that humans can live there without any physiological issues.
Space X Will Support the Launch of VAST’s first commercial space station
It announced today that SpaceX rocket Falcon 9 will help in the launch of the world’s first anti-gravity commercial space station, known as Vast Haven – 1 at the lower earth orbit.
After the launch of the commercial space station, It will send its first human space flight mission Vast-1 with the help of SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. It’ll take a four-person crew will dock with Haven-1 for up to 30 days.
The main goal is to develop a 100-meter-long multi-module spinning artificial gravity space station launched by the Space X transportation system.
The one step of VAST will create history in the space field to set up the first habitable space station.