Astronauts actually wash themselves only with wet-wipes, and having a shower is one of the things they miss most during their stint in the ISS
Astronauts actually wash themselves only with wet-wipes, and having a shower is one of the things they miss most during their stint in the ISS
Sultan AlNeyadi to interact with the public at UAEU during the fourth edition of the live-call series on May 23
UAE University in Al Ain will host the next edition of ‘A Call from Space’ on Tuesday, May 23
The country's own astronaut, Sultan AlNeyadi, took to Twitter to quell your curiosity
They will conduct 14 scientific experiments in microgravity that will help scientists and researchers devise new ways to provide suitable conditions for humans to explore space further
In less than 2 minutes, Sultan AlNeyadi shows how it floats in the form of droplets
Initiative offers the public a chance to interact with AlNeyadi, who will recount his remarkable journey to his current position on ISS crew
AlNeyadi explains how crew members aboard the ISS are generating oxygen from water to sustain their lives there
Sultan AlNeyadi shares a video of himself surrounded by monitors that show live feed from cameras, following the path of Cygnus
Sultan AlNeyadi and his crew have now entered their third month in space, and according to Nasa, they are targeted to return to Earth in August