Dedicated rooms for each participant would help with privacy, while a small living room would allow them to socialise and watch television. Each bedroom has a tiny bed, desk and a cupboard. Courtesy: Nasa
Abdalla Al Hammadi is one the two Emiratis who has been chosen to be part of an eight-month-long near-isolation space research programme in Moscow, Russia. Courtesy: Mbrsc
Saleh Al Ameri is one the two Emiratis who has been chosen to be part of an eight-month-long near-isolation space research programme in Moscow, Russia. Courtesy: Mbrsc
An Emirati is set to become a test subject inside a remote Russian facility, called Nek, that will replicate life during long-duration human spaceflights to the Moon and Mars. Courtesy: Mbrsc
The names of the two UAE nationals who have been shortlisted for the programme – a primary and a backup – have been announced by the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre Courtesy: Nasa
Participants would be sealed inside tubular modules for eight months, with multiple cameras watching them around the clock. The structure has its own atmosphere and air pressure to create a space-like environment. Courtesy: Mbrsc
Sirius 20/21, the official name of the project, will measure psychological and physiological impact on humans living in extreme environments that astronauts would face during space travel. Courtesy: Mbrsc
Dedicated rooms for each participant would help with privacy, while a small living room would allow them to socialise and watch television. Each bedroom has a tiny bed, desk and a cupboard. Courtesy: Nasa
Abdalla Al Hammadi is one the two Emiratis who has been chosen to be part of an eight-month-long near-isolation space research programme in Moscow, Russia. Courtesy: Mbrsc
Saleh Al Ameri is one the two Emiratis who has been chosen to be part of an eight-month-long near-isolation space research programme in Moscow, Russia. Courtesy: Mbrsc
An Emirati is set to become a test subject inside a remote Russian facility, called Nek, that will replicate life during long-duration human spaceflights to the Moon and Mars. Courtesy: Mbrsc
The names of the two UAE nationals who have been shortlisted for the programme – a primary and a backup – have been announced by the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre Courtesy: Nasa
Participants would be sealed inside tubular modules for eight months, with multiple cameras watching them around the clock. The structure has its own atmosphere and air pressure to create a space-like environment. Courtesy: Mbrsc
Sirius 20/21, the official name of the project, will measure psychological and physiological impact on humans living in extreme environments that astronauts would face during space travel. Courtesy: Mbrsc
Dedicated rooms for each participant would help with privacy, while a small living room would allow them to socialise and watch television. Each bedroom has a tiny bed, desk and a cupboard. Courtesy: Nasa
