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Farthest Distance from Earth Reached by a Jewish Person
Détenteur du record
Valeur du record
1,408.1 km (874.9 miles)
Pays représenté: États-UnisLieu de l’accomplissement: États-UnisDate de l’accomplissement: 11 septembre 2024Record actuel
Vérifié par Jewish World RecordsComment nous vérifions les records
Jared Isaacman — record holder for “Farthest Distance from Earth Reached by a Jewish Person”.NASA/Bill Ingallsimages.nasa.govDomaine public
Définition officielle du record
The greatest maximum altitude or distance from Earth reached during a crewed spaceflight by a natural person satisfying JWR Jewish Eligibility at Achievement.
Méthodologie de mesure
Official postflight Polaris Program and SpaceX reporting gives maximum apogee 1,408.1 km above Earth’s surface (874.9 miles). This measured mission maximum is preferred over the earlier preliminary 1,400.7 km orbital figure also reported by other sources.
Point de mesure: Maximum altitude (orbital apogee) above Earth’s surface during Polaris Dawn, 11 September 2024.
L’histoire du record
During the Polaris Dawn mission, commander Jared Isaacman travelled to a peak orbital altitude of 1,408.1 kilometres (874.9 miles) above Earth’s surface, according to the official final SpaceX and Polaris Program mission reports. The crew reached this maximum orbit on 11 September 2024, the day after the launch. This was the highest crewed Earth orbit achieved since the Apollo era and the farthest humans had travelled from Earth since 1972. JWR’s record is specifically for the greatest verified distance from Earth reached by a Jewish person, rather than the highest orbit in general. The comparison includes Apollo-era lunar travellers and all subsequent crewed missions; no qualifying Jewish astronaut was identified on a flight extending beyond Polaris Dawn. The mission also made history with the first commercial spacewalk, conducted at a lower altitude later in the flight. The Record Value shows only the officially reported peak altitude, with kilometres followed by miles.
Médias
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Jared Isaacman, record holder.NASA/Bill Ingallsimages.nasa.govDomaine public
Comment JWR a vérifié ce record
- Statut de vérification
- Vérifié
- Date de vérification
- 28 septembre 2026
- Norme de vérification
- JWR Verification Standard 1.0
Preuve de l’accomplissement
NASA’s current Isaacman biography records Polaris Dawn’s 870-mile orbit as the highest crewed orbit in more than 50 years and the farthest humans had traveled from Earth since Apollo 17. Postflight official Polaris mission press release 15 Sept 2024 and SpaceX Polaris Dawn mission report specify 1,408.1 km (874.9 miles), reaching peak orbit on 11 Sept 2024. This is an altitude above Earth surface (not geocentric distance).
Preuve de supériorité
Jewish astronaut chronology and Apollo-era screening found no eligible Jewish lunar traveler or other Jewish crew member reaching a greater distance before Polaris Dawn.
Éligibilité juive — Vérifiée par JWR
Vérification de l’éligibilité juive
Preuve établissant que le détenteur remplit les conditions d’éligibilité juive aux fins de JWR.
- Trump picks Jewish space adventurer Jared Isaacman to head NASA — Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Vérification de l’accomplissement / du record
Preuve établissant que le détenteur a obtenu le résultat et détient le record tel que défini.
- Jared Isaacman — NASA
- Polaris Dawn Mission — Polaris Program
- Highest altitude crewed flight in Earth Orbit — Guinness World Records
- POLARIS DAWN — final mission report — SpaceX
- Polaris Dawn mission chronology — World Spaceflight
- Polaris Dawn Crew Returns to Earth, Achieving Major Objectives — Polaris Program
- Miles to Go — Jared Isaacman: From Entrepreneur to Space Pioneer — Miles to Go / YouTube
Vérification de la supériorité / face aux autres candidats
Preuve comparant le résultat avec celui d’autres candidats pertinents pour la revendication du record.
- Aeronautics and Space Report FY 2024 — NASA
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Sources et vérification
Document officielNASA
Ce que cette source prouve: NASA lists Polaris Dawn at 870 miles and the highest crewed orbit in 50+ years.
Document officielPolaris Program
Ce que cette source prouve: Official mission overview and crew/objectives.
Trump picks Jewish space adventurer Jared Isaacman to head NASA
Publication indépendanteJewish Telegraphic Agency
Ce que cette source prouve: Explicitly identifies Isaacman as Jewish.
Aeronautics and Space Report FY 2024
Document officielNASA
Ce que cette source prouve: Government report corroborating the Polaris Dawn altitude context.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman at Iowa State
Archive institutionnelleNASA Image and Video Library
Ce que cette source prouve: High-resolution 8055×5039 NASA public-domain holder image.
Highest altitude crewed flight in Earth Orbit
Source primaireGuinness World Records
Ce que cette source prouve: Older or differing reported orbital altitude of 1,400.7 kilometres demonstrates source conflict. JWR adopts the later primary postflight value 1,408.1 km from SpaceX/Polaris; do not misstate figures as matching.
POLARIS DAWN — final mission report
Source primaireSpaceX
Ce que cette source prouve: Official SpaceX mission report confirms the Dragon crew reached 1,408.1 km peak altitude above Earth, higher than any crewed Earth orbit since Apollo.
Polaris Dawn mission chronology
Source primaireWorld Spaceflight
Ce que cette source prouve: Secondary mission log documents crew’s high orbit at 875 miles / 1,408.1 km on 11 September 2024, after 10 September launch.
Polaris Dawn Crew Returns to Earth, Achieving Major Objectives
Source primairePolaris Program
Ce que cette source prouve: Official postflight mission release states peak altitude of 1,408.1 kilometres (874.9 miles) from Earth’s surface.
Miles to Go — Jared Isaacman: From Entrepreneur to Space Pioneer
Source primaireMiles to Go / YouTube
Ce que cette source prouve: Biographical interview about Jared Isaacman, Shift4, Inspiration4 and Polaris Dawn. Intended for holder profile, distinct from record mission footage.
Historique
Vérifié
Verified according to JWR Verification Standard 1.0.
Publiév1
Published to the official JWR registry.