SpaceX's Polaris Dawn Mission Cleared for Launch Following FAA Approval

The mission, featuring the first civilian spacewalk, is set to lift off from Kennedy Space Center this Friday.

The Polaris Dawn mission aims to reach the highest Earth orbit since the Apollo program.
The crew includes four non-professional astronauts, led by billionaire Jared Isaacman.
Delays were caused by technical issues and weather conditions affecting the splashdown phase.
The FAA temporarily grounded Falcon 9 rockets due to a booster landing mishap.
SpaceX's new EVA suits will be tested during the mission's historic spacewalk.