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Successful Hope Mission commemorates a Golden Jubilee where anything is possible

  • The United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) made history on Feb. 9 when our Hope Mission successfully entered Mars’ orbit—as only one of six countries in
Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | February 18, 2021
First Emirates Mars Mission catches Olympus Mons at sunrise: This picture was taken by the EXI instrument from an altitude of 24,700 km above the Martian surface at 20:36 UTC on Feb. 10 2021, one day after arriving at Mars. Photograph courtesy of the U.A.E. Space Agency

Successful Hope Mission commemorates a Golden Jubilee where anything is possible

Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | February 18, 2021
  • The United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) made history on Feb. 9 when our Hope Mission successfully entered Mars’ orbit—as only one of six countries in

Successful Hope Mission commemorates a Golden Jubilee where anything is possible

Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | February 18, 2021
  • The United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) made history on Feb. 9 when our Hope Mission successfully entered Mars’ orbit—as only one of six countries in
First Emirates Mars Mission catches Olympus Mons at sunrise: This picture was taken by the EXI instrument from an altitude of 24,700 km above the Martian surface at 20:36 UTC on Feb. 10 2021, one day after arriving at Mars. Photograph courtesy of the U.A.E. Space Agency

Successful Hope Mission commemorates a Golden Jubilee where anything is possible

  • The United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) made history on Feb. 9 when our Hope Mission successfully entered Mars’ orbit—as only one of six countries in
Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | February 18, 2021
First Emirates Mars Mission catches Olympus Mons at sunrise: This picture was taken by the EXI instrument from an altitude of 24,700 km above the Martian surface at 20:36 UTC on Feb. 10 2021, one day after arriving at Mars. Photograph courtesy of the U.A.E. Space Agency

Successful Hope Mission commemorates a Golden Jubilee where anything is possible

Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | February 18, 2021
  • The United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) made history on Feb. 9 when our Hope Mission successfully entered Mars’ orbit—as only one of six countries in

Successful Hope Mission commemorates a Golden Jubilee where anything is possible

Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | February 18, 2021
  • The United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) made history on Feb. 9 when our Hope Mission successfully entered Mars’ orbit—as only one of six countries in
First Emirates Mars Mission catches Olympus Mons at sunrise: This picture was taken by the EXI instrument from an altitude of 24,700 km above the Martian surface at 20:36 UTC on Feb. 10 2021, one day after arriving at Mars. Photograph courtesy of the U.A.E. Space Agency

Successful U.A.E. launch of mission to Mars a symbol of hope when needed the most

  • With the world dealing with a global pandemic—and being faced with life and death issues like never before, the July 19 historic launch of
Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | July 27, 2020
The Hope probe was launched from the Tanegashima Space Center in Japan on July 19, en route to Mars. Photograph courtesy of the U.A.E. Space Agency

Successful U.A.E. launch of mission to Mars a symbol of hope when needed the most

Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | July 27, 2020
  • With the world dealing with a global pandemic—and being faced with life and death issues like never before, the July 19 historic launch of

Successful U.A.E. launch of mission to Mars a symbol of hope when needed the most

Opinion | BY FAHAD SAEED AL RAQBANI | July 27, 2020
  • With the world dealing with a global pandemic—and being faced with life and death issues like never before, the July 19 historic launch of
The Hope probe was launched from the Tanegashima Space Center in Japan on July 19, en route to Mars. Photograph courtesy of the U.A.E. Space Agency
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