UAE joins space race, the next few days are crucial
Abu Dhabi: UAE joins space race, next few days are crucial, according to reports, the first space mission of the United Arab Emirates is in danger of stalling. Due to bad weather, the mission is likely to be launched in August instead of July.
According to the UAE’s website, the UAE’s first space exploration mission will leave for Mars on Wednesday, July 15, but it is likely that the program will be postponed until August 1 if the weather is not favorable. The first space mission to do is the Arab mission.
The Emirati space mission will try to find out the weather on Mars and get the necessary information about human settlement there over the next 100 years.
The space mission will start its journey from the Japanese space center Tengashima, measuring the size of a four-wheeled vehicle and weighing 1,350 kilograms. It will be controlled by an automated system without a pilot.
Named Hope, the space mission will take seven months to reach Mars and will travel 493 million kilometers to reach Mars. The space mission will remain in orbit for 687 days. Considering that one year on Mars is equal to 687 days on Earth, the UAE Space Mission 3 is carrying with it technological resources.
The mission will take a full picture of the changing seasons of Mars throughout the year. The space mission is equipped with a red X-ray system. It will measure the lower atmosphere of Mars and analyze the temperature.
The space mission is equipped with a highly sensitive camera that will provide the most accurate information about ozone, while a device that measures oxygen and hydrogen from a distance of up to 43,000 km has also been installed in the mission.
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