Fatma Bnt Mohamed

  Nearly 21 people have died since the first man climbed into a rocket and launched into space 60 years ago. As space agencies prepare for their first human mission to Mars, the death toll will likely rise. Astronauts heading to the Red Planet will spend at least seven months inside a capsule on a path humans have never taken. And if they survive during the journey to the Red Planet, they will endure the harsh environment of Mars' climate. And when a crew member dies, it may take months or years before the body is returned to Earth, which raises one question: What happens to the body of a person who dies in space? Experts suggested a number of ways to dispose of the body, including "throwing the corpse" into the dark abyss or burying the person on the surface of Mars. However, the worst-case scenario was presented with the heroes of space running out of food, and the only edible thing was the corpse of their deceased colleague. NASA has not established protocols to deal ...

Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak is the President of the General Women's Union, the Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood, and the Family Development Foundation, nicknamed "Mother of the Emirates". Emiratis did not find anything better than the title "Mother of the Emirates" to express their gratitude to Her Highness, for her generosity, goodness and love, until she became a good example that, with her wise vision, contributed to raising good, generous and benevolent generations. Her Highness has paid attention to the young, took the hand of girls, supported women and stimulated the inspiration of creative people, in order to advance in the fields of education, health, volunteer work, human tolerance and everything related to the family, based on the principle that the human being is the basic pillar of building the nation. Her Highness is considered a symbol of unlimited humanitarian giving, not only at the level of the Emirates, but has also bec...

  Today, Thursday, April 22, 2021, the world celebrates Earth Day, in different atmospheres, as the Corona pandemic continues to spread, which makes there an urgent need to take action on climate change more than ever. The UNEP emphasized that by the end of 2020, global carbon dioxide emissions should have decreased by 7.6%, and continued to decline by 7.6% each year in order to keep global warming below 1.5 ° C, according to the emissions gap report issued by the program United Nations Environment 2019. Earth Day 2021 is not only the fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day, but also the anniversary of the signing of the Paris Agreement for climate action. The Corona epidemic is a stark reminder of the weak capabilities of humans and the planet in the face of global threats. Earth Day was celebrated for the first time in 1970, with about 20 million people gathering to express their anger and panic, to watch the large quantities of oil polluting the waters of the Pacific Ocean near the Am...

  The UAE has sought to spread the values ​​of tolerance, and has even worked with this approach in various areas of life. As it has designated 2019 the Year of Tolerance.  The UAE has become known worldwide as the country that seeks to spread tolerance, and that there are rights for all people to practice their religious rites in their churches and temples. The presence of the Church, the mosque, and the headquarters of the Ministry of Tolerance and Coexistence in one place in Abu Dhabi is not an accident or a coincidence, but rather an embodiment of the visions and thoughts of people who believe in human fraternity, and the need to work towards achieving peaceful human coexistence among people of all sects, religions and cultures. Accordingly, the UAE will remain a source of security and safety for all people, and will strive with all its energy to be a place of tolerance and peace among the peoples of the world, this approach that Zayed bin Sultan, may God have mercy on him...

  The UAE has played a more active international role under its wise leadership. For many months, Abu Dhabi tried to mediate between India and Pakistan to help the two nuclear powers reach a "healthy and practical" relationship. It should be noted that relations between India and Pakistan had been frozen since a suicide bombing of an Indian military convoy in Kashmir in 2019. India said that militants in Pakistan were behind him, prompting New Delhi to send warplanes to launch a raid in Pakistan. Later that year, the Indian prime minister abolished autonomy in the Indian-ruled part of Kashmir to tighten his grip on the region. This angered Islamabad and led to the downgrading of diplomatic relations between the two countries and the suspension of bilateral trade. Indeed, the UAE's mediation efforts between India and Pakistan were able to reach a ceasefire between the two countries after years of bloody wars between them. The pause in the firing of people is the start of a...

  The UAE’s ‘100 Million Meals’ campaign, which aims to provide food parcels to disadvantaged communities, achieved 78 per cent of its total target within the first week of its launch. The campaign raised over Dhs78m, equivalent to providing more than 78 million meals, as donations came in from individuals, companies and entities inside and outside the UAE. The registration of the 100 million meals campaign, 78% of the contributions it needs in the first week of its launch, reflects the keenness of the UAE society, with its groups, institutions, and economic and humanitarian sectors to actively contribute to supporting the humanitarian work initiatives launched and implemented by the UAE to provide relief to the needy around the world The campaign of 100 million meals, which  provide food support to those who deserve, comes at a time when the world in dire need for human solidarity.

  Indian "Nilanchi Patil", 18, who won the title of the longest hair of a teenager, cut her hair for the first time in 12 years, to donate it to the Ripley's Museum (Ripley's Believe It or Not!) Patel explained that her hair has given her a lot of success and fame, and it is time to donate it, noting that she thought about donating it to children of cancer to make wigs from it, but her mother convinced her that it should be displayed in an international museum to inspire others. Patel's hair is reportedly being set for show at Ripley's Believe It or Not! In Los Angeles, it will also be transferred to the Guinness World Records Museum in Hollywood at a later time. It is noteworthy that Patel entered the Guinness Book of Records at the age of 16 years with the longest hair of a teenager, 5 feet 7 inches (170.5 cm) long, and before her 18th birthday, she succeeded in maintaining her title with hair 6 feet, 6.7 inches (200 cm).