Farah Ali Bey, a Canadian girl of Malagasy origin, an engineer working in the studies department of the Persephone team, has come to a date with history after the NASA Perseverance probe successfully landed on the surface of Mars, following a 7-month journey in Space, on a mission led by this young Canadian, and Farah arrived in California less than 48 hours before “Perseverance” landed on the surface of Mars.
Farah on Bai–
The 33-year-old Canadian woman, from Montreal, Quebec, will adapt her schedule to that of Mars, with days being about 40 minutes longer. Farah and her team begin an hour or two after the landing of the Perseverance probe, and she will set off with the team to explore Their mission.
Farah on Bai in pictures–
And according to what Russia was quoted today, Engineer Farah said, “In the first 20 days, we examine all the tools to make sure that the robot is healthy. Before we start our scientific mission, we will work on programming the robot, or vehicle, at night hours according to Martian time, so that the vehicle can Carrying out its mission in daylight, taking photos and wandering in space.
Eng. Farah Ali Bey–
Canadian girl photo–
And she continued: “At night, we put the robot in a low-activity state where we use energy to warm it up and keep it under operation throughout a Martian night,” noting the importance of planning the commands that are sent to the robot in advance, noting that the connection takes between 20 and 30 minutes back and forth between Earth and Mars, as well as The exploration vehicle is expected to collect about 20 samples from different environments.
Farah expressed to Bey, expressing her pride in this moment, saying, “This will be the first time that we will travel to another planet .. Through the mission, we may be able to determine if there is indeed life on Mars. It is a great honor to be part of this team.” We make history. “
The NASA spacecraft penetrated the Martian atmosphere on Thursday, and landed safely on the surface of a vast crater, at its first station, looking for signs of ancient microbial life on the Red Planet.
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