MBRSC takes centre stage at IAC 2023 in Baku
MBRSC's participation at the IAC served as a strategic step towards global networking, reaffirming the UAE's dedication to advancing space exploration on an international scale.
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MBRSC's participation at the IAC served as a strategic step towards global networking, reaffirming the UAE's dedication to advancing space exploration on an international scale.
This was the UAEs second human space flight and the Arab worlds first extended mission as well as the first time an Arab astronaut performed a spacewalk.
The NBL's primary function is to prepare astronauts for space missions involving Extravehicular Activities or spacewalks.
AlMatrooshi and AlMulla are set to graduate in early 2024 as flight-eligible astronauts.
The workshop included an introduction to MBRSCs projects, details about the Arab space mission along with an exploration of Sultan Al Neyadis science experiments on the ISS.
Al Neyadi shared insights into the ongoing medical experiments and research on the International Space Station.
In order to make room for other spacecraft arriving later this month and in June, NASA instructed astronauts to relocate the spacecraft from the station's Harmony module to the lab's ...
The UAE to become the 10th country to undertake Extravehicular Activity (EVA) on the International Space Station.
This will be the UAE's second ISS mission, after Hazza Al Mansouri spent eight days on the orbiting science laboratory in 2019.
Crew 6 will be launched to the International Space Station in mid-February next year aboard the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft with Sultan AlNeyadi and two other astronauts.
Participants will be able to tour the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre's space facilities in addition to attending workshops.
The training is part of the Reimbursable Space Act Agreement NASA has previously signed with MBRSC.
The two astronauts from the second batch will join the '2021 NASA Astronaut Candidate Class', as part of a joint strategic agreement between the UAE and the USA.
The invitation for proposals is open only to research entities in the UAE and the deadline for submission has been set as April 9.
To qualify for the UAE Astronaut Programme, applicants should be UAE nationals above 18 years of age with a bachelor's degree.
MBRSC has received over 3,000 applications for the second batch of the astronaut programme so far, the deadline for which will close on March 31.
After the registration is closed, there will be an evaluation of the applications, which will be followed with personal interviews with a committee consisting of ten specialists.
Designed in cooperation with the Federal Youth Authority, the logo reflects the creativity of Emirati youth, as well as their contribution to the future of the UAE and its pioneering ...
The Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre's 'Science in Space? project will see 15 schools participating in conducting scientific experiments to study the impact of microgravity.
The Agency will participate as part of the UAE?s official pavilion in the event organised by the Saudi Aviation Club from March 12 to 14.
One of the two Emirati astronauts will fly to ISS for an eight-day Russian space mission aboard a Soyuz-MS 15 spacecraft and will travel back aboard a Soyuz-MS 12. The ...
HE Yousuf Hamad Al Shaibani (r), Director General of MBRSC, and Jean-Yves Le Gall, President of IAF, sign the deal.Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) and ...
The MOI was signed by Eng. Salem Humaid Al Marri, Assistant Director General for Scientific and Technical Affairs and Head of the UAE Astronaut Programme at ...
From left: Hazza Ali Abdan Al Mansouri and Sultan Hamad Al-Neyadi.The UAE has announced the names of the first two astronauts that will travel to the ...
From left: His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces with His ...
