- The Fujairah edition will allow residents of the emirate to interact with the Emirati astronaut
- The event is set to be held at the Al Fujairah Creative Hub from 1:45 PM
- Claim your place by registering at the following link: https://mbrsc.ae/event
In the presence of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad bin Mohammed Al-Sharqi, Crown Prince of Fujairah, the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) will hold the next edition of ‘A Call from Space’ in Fujairah, on July 25. The event offers attendees an unprecedented opportunity to communicate live with AlNeyadi, who is currently stationed on the International Space Station (ISS), undertaking the longest Arab space mission in history.
The upcoming event will start promptly at the Al Fujairah Creative Hub on Tuesday, with proceedings commencing from 1:45 PM. Doors will open at 12:30 PM and close at 1:35 PM. Due to the limited availability of seats, enthusiasts are advised to confirm their attendance by visiting the following link: https://mbrsc.ae/event
The series has captivated over 8,300 participants across its previous editions, providing an exclusive insight into AlNeyadi’s extraordinary journey in space and fostering direct dialogue with him.
AlNeyadi has spent over four months on the International Space Station, dedicated to a multitude of scientific experiments and maintenance tasks aboard the ISS. Some of his most recent endeavors include the ESA’s FLUIDICS investigation to assess the behaviour of liquids in space, crucial maintenance work inside the International Space Station’s Quest airlock and the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, as well as critical hardware repair of a treadmill in collaboration with NASA astronaut Warren Hoburg. The UAE Astronaut Programme is one of the projects managed by MBRSC under the UAE’s National Space Programme and funded by the ICT Fund of the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA), which aims to support research and development in the ICT sector in the UAE and promote the country’s integration on the global stage.
