It is expected to be the furthest distance a civilian has traveled from Earth.
The first purely civilian flight into orbit took off successfully on Wednesday.
The Falcon 9 rocket lifted off as scheduled at the beginning of the five-hour window for launch at 8:02 p.m. ET. It reached orbit about 12 minutes later.
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The crew said goodbye to their families, got dressed, and were driven to historic Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Teslas on Wednesday afternoon.
SpaceX’s Inspiration4 mission marks the third recently billionaire-sponsored space launch, but it has gone where neither Richard Branson nor Jeff Bezos could – into orbit.
SpaceX tweeted just before 11 p.m. that the crew had reached an orbit of 535 km, or about 363 miles, the furthest distance a civilian could have from Earth.
That’s even further than the International Space Station, which orbits 240 miles.
The mission in command is 38-year-old billionaire Jared Isaacman, an experienced pilot. He started a payment processing company called Shift4 Payments and bought all four seats on the flight for an estimated $ 220 million.
The third resident will be Dr. Sian Proctor, 51, who said she had dreamed of going into space since childhood. She burst into tears when she heard that she was selected to be a member of the Inspiration4 mission.
She becomes the fourth black American astronaut to fly into space.
The final crew member is Chris Sembroski, 41, an Iraq War veteran and engineer with Lockheed Martin, who won the final seat through a lottery that required a donation from St. Jude.
The four will orbit the earth for three days with no fixed destination. They said they will be doing some science experiments on board and auctioning items in space for St. Jude.
There is always a risk of going into space and coming home. Although these passengers have been trained by SpaceX, they are not professional astronauts.
The SpaceX Crew Dragon will also be tested at this distance for the first time.
You can’t go much more than three days without running out of fuel, food, and water. And while past missions might make changes on the return due to bad weather on Earth due to astronauts on board, this ship will not be quite as flexible.
After three days of orbiting the earth, they prepare late Saturday or early Sunday to splash in the Atlantic off the coast of Florida.