Saturday May 27, 2023
Saudi Arabia's most memorable female space traveler, Rayyanah Barnawi, has been investing an incredible energy after she wandered into space on a departure from Earth.
The youthful space explorer is as of now on a confidential mission to the Global Space Station (ISS) coordinated by Maxim Space alongside a gathering of space explorers one of which is a Saudi military pilot — Ali Al-Qarni.
Barnawi, a bosom disease scientist, turned into the main Saudi lady to travel into space in the second-ever confidential mission to the ISS from a flight sent off from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The flight denotes a critical achievement in space investigation.
During her time in the space, Barnawai is seen effectively sharing recordings for all who are following her remarkable excursion. She is in some cases found in a gathering video with individual space travelers in space and different times flaunting her grandmother's hoops inside the space station.
In her most recent tweet, Barnawi has posted a video of a shimmering Masjid al-Haram in Makkah, right from the space.
In her video shot miles from Earth, the Fabulous Mosque is seen shinning splendid with the city's appearance looking like sparkling veins caught from the space.
Taking to her Twitter, the space traveler expressed: "After I completed my trials for now, we ended up disregarding Makkah Al-Mukarramah.
بعد ما خلصت تجاربي لليوم صادف مرورنا فوق مكة المكرمة ،
— RAYYANAH BARNAWI (@Astro_Rayyanah) May 26, 2023
نور على نور ✨ #نحو_الفضاء
Makkah from the space ✨#KSA2Space pic.twitter.com/rh3kZnJw0N
Light upon light," she included her tweet.
In the video, the youthful space traveler can be heard saying that the entire realm is sparkling.
"See, I'm attempting to show you. Here you can see Makkah," she says, zooming the camera towards the sparkling spot from space.
"This is the Sacred Mosque. Look how brilliant Makkah is. We previously passed Madinah. Acclaim be to Allah," she says in the video.
The Saying Mission 2 (Hatchet 2) group left on their excursion on board a SpaceX Hawk 9 rocket, taking off from the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral recently.
Close by Barnawi and Al-Qarni, the team incorporates Peggy Whitson, a previous NASA space traveler who is making her fourth trip to the ISS, and John Shoffner, a money manager from Tennessee filling in as the pilot.
During a public interview, Barnawi communicated her colossal delight and distinction at being the principal Saudi lady space explorer. She discussed her fervor about the examination she will lead in space and her excitement to impart her encounters to youngsters.
