Emirati Spacefarers Chart New Territory in Scientific Research

Emirati Spacefarers Chart New Territory in Scientific Research

The United Arab Emirates Astronaut Programme is etching its name in the annals of scientific discovery, fostering a new era of Arab participation in space exploration. Established in 2017, the program meticulously trains Emirati astronauts for missions aboard the International Space Station (ISS) and future endeavors beyond Earth’s orbit. More than simply a platform for space tourism, the UAE Astronaut Programme prioritizes scientific contribution. Emirati astronauts onboard […]

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The United Arab Emirates Astronaut Programme is etching its name in the annals of scientific discovery, fostering a new era of Arab participation in space exploration. Established in 2017, the program meticulously trains Emirati astronauts for missions aboard the International Space Station (ISS) and future endeavors beyond Earth’s orbit.

More than simply a platform for space tourism, the UAE Astronaut Programme prioritizes scientific contribution. Emirati astronauts onboard the ISS are not passive observers; they are active researchers meticulously conducting a diverse range of experiments designed to benefit humanity’s understanding of space and its impact on our own planet.

One area of particular focus is the impact of microgravity on the human body. Extended stays in space can lead to muscle and bone loss, which researchers are eager