Amna Al Ketbi (Dubai)
Saleh Al-Amiri, the pioneer of Emirati space simulation, published a video that includes a tour of his room at the Medical and Biological Research Institute in Moscow, where he is running the first Emirati space simulation mission. Pressure measurement, where he works daily to record the pressure and temperature data and sends it to the doctor specialized in the task.
During his tour, Al-Amiri explained that these data illustrate the extent of the impact of isolation on humans, and determine the effects of stress caused by confinement and isolation on the blood circulation and musculoskeletal functions of the crew members during the task of measuring clinical, genomic, transcriptional and proteomic indicators.
Al-Amiri indicated that he placed the UAE flag in his room, the logo of the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Center and the slogan of the “Sirius 21” mission as a kind of psychological support, indicating that these slogans motivate him to work hard, diligently and ambitiously.
Al-Amiri conducted 3 experiments, including: “Virtual Reality”, which is represented in launching a spacecraft and securing its docking with the International Station and the lunar orbital region and flying around the moon and Mars, as well as driving the vehicle towards the International Space Station, in addition to the “Lonokhod” experiment, which consists in leading an explorer on the surface of Throughout the mission, “Crew No. 1” will conduct 71 research and experiment, including 5 Emirati experiments from 4 universities in the country, in the ground experimental complex at the Institute of Medical and Biological Research at the Russian Academy of Sciences in the capital, Moscow, where The astronauts participating in “Sirius 21” are assigned certain tasks, which they must perform without any contact with the outside world, in a way that completely simulates long space flights, while the program develops different stages and scenarios for a manned mission to the moon, and these stages include launch and travel in Orbit, plus landing and return to Earth.
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