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Sultan Saif Muftah Hamad AlNeyadi kończy 42 lata.
Jest 596. człowiekiem w kosmosie.
Jest w trakcie odbywania pierwszego lotu kosmicznego.
Odbył 1 spacer kosmiczny, który trwał 07g 01m.
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Miód w kosmosieNowe podejście do znanego tematu...
https://kosmonauta.net/2019/05/miod-w-mikrograwitacji/tym razem na przykładzie miodu ze Zjednoczonych Emiratów Arabskich.
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Sultan Al Neyadi stays busy with two months to go on historic space voyageSarwat Nasir Jun 26, 2023
UAE astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi is entering the final weeks of his historic mission on the International Space Station.
He arrived on the orbiting outpost on March 3 to carry out the Arab world's longest space mission and is due to return in mid-August.
Since arriving, Dr Al Neyadi has completed several scientific experiments, and performed the first spacewalk by an Arab astronaut when he ventured outside into the darkness of space for an eight-hour maintenance assignment.
https://www.thenationalnews.com/uae/uae-in-space/2023/06/26/sultan-al-neyadi-stays-busy-with-two-months-to-go-on-historic-space-voyage/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socialsharebtn5)
Lack of gravity brings physical changes as Al Neyadi adapts to life in spaceSarwat Nasir Jun 14, 2023
Doctors say Emirati astronaut’s face has swelled due to shift in body fluids in orbit:quality(70)/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/thenational/LSDAQQZQUFFZFCH5YP4OFB5V3I.jpg)
Dr Al Neyadi in front of the cupola on March 14. Photo: NasaThe physical appearance of UAE astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi has changed significantly since he arrived at the International Space Station three months ago.
Doctors in the UAE have said that Dr Al Neyadi is experiencing what is a common transition for astronauts in space.
The 42-year-old is experiencing what is also known as 'Moon face', a phenomenon caused by a shift in body fluids, leading to facial swelling.
The condition, which is not permanent, goes away once astronauts return to Earth, with gravity pulling fluids back down in the body.:quality(70)/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/thenational/QIYOWEUUQJFUPEUOGA3456J3I4.png)
Sultan Al Neyadi a day after he arrived at the International Space Station and, right, on the station a month agoDr Sana Kausar, an aviation medical examiner at King’s College Hospital Dubai, told The National that weightlessness can take its toll on the human body.
“There is a change in the components of blood and cellular fluid. This also contributes to fluid shift,” she said.
“On Earth, gravity pulls fluid downwards and this can redistribute in space, causing ‘Moon face’ in astronauts.
“In the pictures, we can see that Sultan’s face is noticeably puffier.
“It looks like the ‘Moon face’ we see commonly in astronauts.”
She added that astronauts recover “once gravity kicks back in and affects the fluid redistribution.”
Dr Pavithra Reddy, a specialist in internal medicine at Prime Medical Centre, warned that other health issues can also develop from the swelling.
“Earth's gravity keeps the blood flow throughout the body in order, but in zero gravity, most of the blood and other fluids move up to the chest and facial areas,” she said.
“Therefore, areas of chest and face bloats up as you can in Sultan Al Neyadi's face.
“Due to the high fluid concentration in the facial area, stuffy nose, reduced sense of smell, cold and headaches are normal to occur.”
UAE's first astronaut also got 'a bigger head'
Hazza Al Mansouri, the first UAE citizen to fly to space in 2019, also noted a change in his physical appearance during his eight-day trip when his face swelled up only after two days on the ISS.
“Many changes have happened in my body,” Maj Al Mansouri said at the time, as reported by local media.
“The size of my head grew bigger because of the rush of fluids upwards, and my sense of smell also changed.”:quality(70)/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/thenational/P6PFJWNTUNCBFEBWDZAARCNTAA.png)
UAE astronaut Hazza Al Mansouri before going to space and, right, while on the ISSDr Kausar said that long-duration missions can cause the process of ageing to happen faster.
Maj Al Mansouri was on the ISS for a short stay, but Dr Al Neyadi is there for six months, which is considered a long-duration mission.
“On Earth, ageing affects the cardiovascular and other systems and these changes are seen 10-fold faster in space than on Earth,” Dr Kausar said.
“The human body is adapted to the gravity we have on Earth and would take time to adapt to longer-term exposure to weightlessness, but shorter-term exposure is usually recoverable.”
Nasa astronaut Scott Kelly spent a total of 520 days on the space station, with a consecutive 340 days in 2015 and 2016.
His health was compared with his twin brother on Earth.
It was found that Mr Kelly's eyesight, height and health were dramatically affected by zero gravity.
His heart shrank by 25 per cent, and after one year aboard the ISS, Nasa researchers found he had grown 5cm and was taller than his identical twin brother Mark, who is also an astronaut.
Exercising in space to keep healthy
Dr Al Neyadi has spoken about how astronauts are required to exercise for at least two hours daily to keep healthy.
Bone and muscle mass decreases the longer an astronaut stays in microgravity.
This is why space agencies make it mandatory for their astronauts to use the treadmill and other exercise equipment on the ISS daily.https://www.thenationalnews.com/uae/uae-in-space/2023/06/14/lack-of-gravity-brings-physical-changes-as-al-neyadi-adapts-to-life-in-space/6)
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One of the comics I read on the ISS is that of Tintin - a visionary series that was originally written in the 1950s that dreamt of space travel 🚀 even before humanity took its first leap into orbit.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1677662770861420544From space, I salute earth. 🌍
I salute our homeland and its leaders. I salute all those who carried Zayed’s Ambition in their hearts and aim high to the sky.
The dream has come true and now we dream bigger.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1633365307719929857Sharing with you my first views of Earth from the Cupola Observational Module aboard the ISS. The further we journey from Earth, the more we realize just how precious it truly is. Let us cherish and preserve this incredible planet we call home.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1633706644390412288On Earth, exercising is important. In space, it's vital. Aboard the International Space Station, we exercise for 2.5 hours every day to avoid muscle atrophy and bone loss triggered by microgravity.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1634144217088786433As part of my set of experiments on the ISS, I was excited to take part in the "Cardinal Heart 2.0" study by Stanford University. Through this experiment, we are exploring the effects of clinical drugs on heart cells in microgravity using heart tissues.
Discoveries from such studies could help prevent cardiovascular risk for space explorers and patients with heart disease on Earth.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1640368944891437057Water is a precious resource in space. It is used to create clean air by separating oxygen from hydrogen, and it is also recycled to provide a continuous supply of clean water.
In these photos, I'm working on the tank that recycles water, while wearing a PPE kit to prevent contamination.
Ensuring a well-maintained life support system is a key task for astronauts, particularly during long-duration missions.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1641823218687176705It's fun to test the laws of physics on the International Space Station, where gravity is almost non-existent. In this video I chose to test with you Newton's first law in space.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1642908159860781060Being chosen as the first Arab astronaut to undertake a spacewalk alongside NASA astronaut Stephen Bowen is a great honour and responsibility.
I am eagerly awaiting this historic moment, for which I have trained extensively at the Johnson Space Center. I am looking forward to represent my country and continue the exceptional journey started by generations of astronauts before me.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1644009114144501760I am proud to conduct an experiment in the MALETH project, which will advance precision-based medicine for type 2 diabetes.
🇲🇹🇺🇸🇬🇧🇧🇪🇸🇦🇦🇪 By joining forces with global research partners and collaborators, we are harnessing the unique conditions of space to push the boundaries of knowledge.
Over 500 million people worldwide have diabetes, and we are working together to provide them with better treatment options.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1645780842776592385Worked with my fellow crew to send research samples back to Earth onboard SpaceX's 27th Dragon cargo mission, which I am happy to hear reached Earth safely. Here, you can see me accessing the Minus Eighty-Degree Laboratory Freezer (MELFI), that can reach temperatures as low as -100°C, to preserve some samples. Working in space is fun even when everything wants to float away.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1647963343456464897Tomorrow, we eagerly anticipate the landing of #RashidRover on the Moon, as part of the first Emirati and Arab lunar mission🌑🇦🇪
While the success rate for such missions has not exceeded 50%, we are confident in our team at MBRSC.
I wish them all the best for this historic voyage
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1650481739125456899Tomorrow, Steve Bowen and I will do a spacewalk outside the ISS to change the Radio Frequency Group unit and prepare for the installation of solar panels. After a long period of training, we are ready to take on the challenge and create a new milestone for our mission.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1651576299125628928A question for smart people and physics lovers, waiting for your answers..
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1658465776662093824I recently deconfigured the physics research hardware from the Microgravity Science Glovebox on the ISS. This powerhouse tool for space science is crucial for a variety of microgravity investigations, including biotechnology, fluid physics and material science, among others.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1659122041017040896Meet my friend #Astrobee! 🤖
It is a free-flying space robot, assisting us in our daily tasks, scientific experiments and educational activities. Astrobee and I are preparing something special. Stay tuned!
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1661344608993832960Safe travels #Ax2 crew 👨🏽🚀👩🏽🚀
It was a pleasure working with all of you and we have made great memories.@AstroAli11 and @Astro_Rayyanah, I will surely miss speaking Arabic aboard the ISS.
Adieu for now, and may our paths cross again
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1663572948400185344What I'm wearing isn't just any shirt. The Bio-Monitor smart shirt & headband I have on tracks vital health stats such as heart rate, blood pressure & more offering insights into our body's response to microgravity. This technology can be a game-changer for remote healthcare.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1663888521378123779It's been an incredible 3 months on the ISS, full of experiments and experiences - but every moment a learning opportunity. I look forward to achieving more goals of the mission in the coming months. Thank you for your support and excited to continue this journey with you all!
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1666825398058106882Along with Frank Rubio and Dmitri Petelin, we conducted air sampling test on the Dragon CRS-28, which reached the ISS a few days ago, to make sure air quality is not contaminated in the spacecraft. The vehicle brought over 3,000 kg of equipment and scientific experiments.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1668229208626143240As promised in my previous video 📸 here are some pictures of the cyclone #Biparjoy forming in the Arabian Sea that I clicked over two days from the International Space Station
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1668916677600313344On the ISS, fluids in our body shift toward the head, which may exert pressure on eyes, leading to vision problems.
Using an Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), I am capturing images of the retina to understand how microgravity affects our eyes during long duration missions 👁️
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1671117763312599042Today is #InternationalYogaDay and here is me practicing a bit of yoga on the ISS. A personal favourite, #yoga not only strengthens the body but also sharpens the mind and reduces stress.
Which is your favourite yoga pose?
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1671522222760947714In collaboration with @JAXA_en, I did the Protein Crystal Growth experiment to study a protein associated with many health conditions, including epilepsy, which could lead to effective treatments.Thanks to @MBRUniversity
🇦🇪 team who proposed it and all partners who contributed.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1671774035686850560In cooperation with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and NASA.. Today, students from the United Arab Emirates University, the Higher Colleges of Technology - Abu Dhabi, Khalifa University, the American University in Dubai, and the University of Sharjah are participating from the control room of the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Center in the Astrobee robot programming challenge. Good luck everyone
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1672189060352229376As I promised.. I will take you on a tour of the Russian section of the International Space Station 🇷🇺
I will introduce you to the first unit of the station that was sent to space, and we pass through the laboratories, the places where the vehicles dock, and the place from which my colleague Hazaa entered the station in 2019.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/16732766551487160364 months into my mission and I'm still discovering new experiences in space.
What more would you like to know about life here? 👨🏽🚀
Leave your questions with #Ask_Sultan and I'll try to answer as many as possible.
Follow @MBRSpaceCentre as I will be sharing my answers there
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1675862056573059072Happy 4th of July to all my American friends! 🇺🇸🎇
Sharing with you some snapshots of nature’s artistry 🎨 from this beautiful land I’ve had the privilege to call home and made some great memories.
The photos are of the Great Salt Lake in Utah and San Francisco Bay Salt Ponds.
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/1676195736621400065Why is there always noise on the International Space Station? 🔊 What is the relationship between it and the incident that occurred with the Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano?
https://twitter.com/Astro_Alneyadi/status/16772920800018513942 23.01.2023
Kilka dni temu sułtan Al-Neyadi został nowym ministrem ds. młodzieży Zjednoczonych Emiratów Arabskich
https://www.arabnews.com/node/2437096/middle-east
Wątek: Sultan Saif Muftah Hamad AlNeyadi - 23.05.1981 (Przeczytany 906 razy)