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Emirates Mars mission Hope probe set to commence two-year science mission

Emirates Mars mission Hope probe set to commence two-year science mission
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UAE Mars mission uses AWS to analyse data

May 7, 2021 On 9 February, a new object successfully began to orbit Mars: an un-crewed spacecraft called the Hope Probe. The mission has already returned the first image of Mars, taken by Hope’s Emirates eXploration Imager from an altitude of 24 700 km. Led by the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC), the Hope Probe is the first interplanetary mission for the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the fifth country in history to reach the red planet. It will also be the first spacecraft to capture a complete picture of the Martian atmosphere and its layers during different times of the day and different seasons for one complete Martian year.

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Emirates News Agency - Local Press: UAE seeks to explore more space frontiers

Local Press: UAE seeks to explore more space frontiers ABU DHABI, 17th April, 2021 (WAM) A UAE newspaper has said that if there is one unique quality that the UAE has, it is that it not only dreams new goals and ambitions, but also follows it up like nobody does. Few countries can do that, said Gulf Today in an editorial on Saturday. Citing the Dubai Metro as an example, the daily noted that in 2004, five consortiums were selected to build the first stretch of the Metro. Work officially started in March 2006, and just three years later, the first train was flagged off by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, who was also the first passenger to board the driverless transport mode.

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UAE seeks to explore more space frontiers

UAE seeks to explore more space frontiers 2 hours ago After Mars, the UAE moves ahead confidently to stamp its footprints on its celestial neighbour. If there is one unique quality that the UAE has, it is that it not only dreams new goals and ambitions, but also follows it up like nobody does. Few countries can do that. Take the Dubai Metro for instance. In 2004, five consortiums were selected to build the first stretch of the Metro. Work officially started in March 2006, and just three years later, on September 9, 2009, the first train was flagged off by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, who was also the first passenger to board the driverless transport mode.

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Exclusive: Meet the man steering UAE s Hope Probe to Mars

Exclusive: Meet the man steering UAE s Hope Probe to Mars Nandini Sircar/Dubai Photo by Juidin Bernarrd/ Khaleej Times EMM Director holds forth on his formative years and the role of women and youth in space The eruption of cheers after the successful Mars Orbit Insertion (MOI) resonated throughout the Arab world, as the UAE became only the fifth country in the world to reach the Red Planet. But even after the successful orbit entry of the first Arab interplanetary mission, Hope Probe, on February 9, Omran Sharaf, the man at the helm of its affairs, continues to be on his toes. He is relentlessly working as he oversees the mission’s upcoming phases.

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