UAE announces mission to the moon after Mars

 

The United Arab Emirates will send a satellite to the moon in 2024 to explore the mysteries of the moon after Mars.

According to Arab media, UAE Vice President Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said that the UAE satellite will land on the moon in 2024, the UAE satellite will have access to places on the moon where human adventurers have not yet reached. ۔

He said that the Emirati satellite that explored the lunar world has been named 'Rashid'.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said that the UAE will be the first in the Arab world and the fourth in the world to explore the lunar world. The UAE satellite will send pictures and details of new lunar regions to national and international research centers.

.@HHShkMohd launches Emirates Lunar Mission. The project is part of the #UAE's space strategy and the recently launched @MBRSpaceCentre strategy 2021-2031. The rover has been named after the late Sheikh Rashid to honour his vision to develop #Dubai
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— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) September 29, 2020

"Discovering the mysteries of the moon is part of the UAE's space strategy. Our country wants to explore new possibilities for the state. We are trying to have specialist space personnel in the UAE to conduct research, science and technology in the UAE," he said. Raise the standard of

Muhammad bin Rashid Al Maktoum said that the planet sent to the moon will be made in the UAE.

The UAE made history by launching its first mission to Mars on July 20. The Arab world's first space mission, the Hope Probe, began its journey from Japan to Mars.