Who is Namira salim a first pakistani to fly in space next month with virgin galatic

The Pakistan, standing on the threshold of being ‘pauper’, is spending the day by taking loans from the world. But an astronaut of the country is going to fly space with a ticket of about $ 2 million. Namira Salim is going to become the first Pakistani citizen to set a record for flying in space next month. This flight from Namira is part of the next mission of Virgin Galactic, called Galactic 04 (Galactic 04). The flight will depart from Spaceport in New Mexico on 5 October. Space flight information has been shared by Namira Salim on social media platform X (X). In a post, he wrote, I am thrilled to take #stars. In her bio on X, she describes herself as first Pakistani astronaut. She also claims to be the founder of the Virgin Galactic. He Space Trust Is the founder of Ki Founder and is the first Asian to skide the world’s highest peak Everest. The most special Namira Salim is also a singer.

Under the Galactic 04 mission, three people will be taken to the suborbital space and will be brought back. In addition to Namira, British Advertising Executive Trevor Trever Beatty and American Estronomy Educator Ron Rono will fly in space.

In addition to the three astronauts, the Space Plane will also include Bath Moses, the Chief Estronaut instructor of the Virgin Galactic. The space plane in which all flying fly goes up to the top in the air with the help of another plane and then separates from the plane and achieves the new height with the help of a rocket motor. This is the fourth flight of the company. There have been three flights in June, August and September in September.

Namira has spent a large amount

Namira Salim, who is going to fly to space through Virgin Galactic, has spent a huge amount for this. Significantly, the company has been selling tickets for space flights for the past several years. Namira had booked in the year 2006 itself. Then the ticket was priced at $ 2 lakh (about Rs 16 crore). Spacedotcom AccordingNamira was among the 100 people who first bought tickets for the Virgin Galactic flight.