Sultan Al Neyadi Returns To Earth After The Longest Arab Space Mission; Here’s How To Watch It Live!

by Deeplata Garde
Sultan Al Neyadi Returns To Earth After The Longest Arab Space Mission; Here’s How To Watch It Live!

Emirati astronaut Sultan AlNeyadi has been on the longest Arab space mission. After the successful journey, Sultan Al Neyadi and his comrades are set to return to Earth. Their return is set as per the schedule revealed by the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC). Alongside his Crew-6 companions, AlNeyadi’s journey back will commence on Saturday, September 2.

Sultan Al Neyadi And His Companions Return To Earth

In a recent video shared by Sultan AlNeyadi, he can be seen donning his spacesuit within the confines of the International Space Station (ISS). The most awaited day for the team in space is finally here. The preparations are underway for the anticipated arrival event slated for September 3. A slight adjustment to the original return date has occurred.

During his tenure aboard the station, Dr. Al Neyadi immersed himself in over 200 scientific inquiries and outreach initiatives, embodying the spirit of exploration. Upon reentry on Earth, Dr. Al Neyadi will spend his initial days dedicated to undergoing medical evaluations in the US. Subsequently, he will return to the UAE to partake in celebratory gatherings.

Following this, his journey continues as he ventures back to the US for further mission debriefings. He would be reflecting on the wealth of experiences and insights acquired during his space mission. While in the UAE for an extended period, he will actively engage in nationwide roadshows. He will be sharing his extraordinary journey and insights with eager audiences.

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So Here’s The Schedule & Where To Watch It Live

1. 2nd September
AlNeyadi’s journey back will commence on Saturday, September 2, at 5:05 pm.
The undocking procedure will be live, commencing from 3:00 pm on the same day.

2. 3rd September
Commencing at 8:30 a.m., live coverage will capture the unfolding events. The splashdown, a moment of anticipation, will commence by 8:58 a.m.

The reason for this alteration is to allow for synchronization between NASA, SpaceX, and the activities on the International Space Station

Where To Watch It Live?

For those curious about the precise moment of Sultan AlNeyadi’s homecoming, you can catch it live on this link.

Anticipation builds as we eagerly await Sultan Al Neyadi’s imminent return to Earth.

Cover Image Courtesy: Twitter/ MBR Space Centre

First Published: September 01, 2023 1:03 PM