Two Martian moons, Phobos and Deimos, have shone over Dubai

The United Arab Emirates celebrated the successful arrival of the Al Amal probe into the orbit of the Red Planet.  In honor of the UAE's first mission to Mars, which put a satellite into orbit around the planet, two Martian moons shone in the sky over Dubai.

On the day of the launch of the Al Amal probe (Arabic. "hope") to the orbit of Mars, the United Arab Emirates held a spectacular show. Images of the Martian moons Phobos and Deimos were projected in the sky on Earth, while the satellite was only a few hours away from entering the orbit of the Red Planet.

To commemorate this historic achievement and the great work of the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Center, two moons have appeared in the sky of Dubai, reflecting the landscape that can be seen from the surface of Mars

the UAE government said in a statement:

According to the images that appeared, the campaign was conducted in the desert. In the video, it is unclear how the projection was made, but cranes and lights on them are visible on both sides of the Martian moons. Presumably, the installation was part of a giant projector.

The UAE government added that despite the restrictions due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, tourists who arrived in the country on this day received entry stamps made of basalt ink. As noted, basalt is found both in the UAE and on Mars, so the ink was "created in honor of a grand event," the statement said.

Also, several iconic monuments in the UAE were highlighted in red, paying tribute to the Red Planet. Al Amal's mission is to inspire Arab youth and bring "fresh blood" to the field of science. The country is also trying to enter the high-tech market after oil production was its main source of income for decades.

The Arab mission to Mars launched in July 2020 and is one of three launched last year. So, the Chinese mission Tianwen-1 should enter the orbit of Mars on Wednesday, February 10, and the NASA Perseverance rover and the Ingenuity helicopter will land on February 18.

Conspiracy

On our own behalf, we would like to note that we consider it extremely suspicious that the projection was not announced in advance. And we don't know exactly when the video was taken. In the video itself, we don't see when the projection is turned on. What problem was it to remove it? There are many questions left, but no answers. Finally, we recommend that you refresh your memory of the blue beam project

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Martian moons  Phobos  Deimos  Dubai  Red Planet  Al Amal  probe  Blue Beam