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Historical picture on
May
6 2008,
the crew of the EXA-FAE-02
mission with the Ecuadorian flag after they successfully tested the Fuerza-G 1 CONDOR,
the first latin american zero-g plane on Ecuadorian sky,
From left to right: Tcrn. Tirso Guerra
and Marcos Chiluiza,
pilots, Astronaut Ronnie Nader,
mission commander, Myr. Xavier Coral
and Sgto. Juan Nolivos,
crew.
The Ecuadorian flag floats for the very first time on Ecuadorian sky
on May 6 2008 at 10h12,
during EXA-FAE-02 mission,
onboard of the
Fuerza G1 CÓNDOR
The team of EXA scientists and engineers
that developed the project DAEDALUS just before flying the
EXA/FAE-01 mission on April
10 2008
Pilot, Myr. Xavier Coral and mission
commander
astronaut Ronnie Nader celebrate the
success of the first aerospace research mission the
EXA-FAE-01, when they tested the MGCP and
achieved 301 seconds of zero-g for first
time in latin american aeronautics history.
EXA/FAE-05 Mission:
Microgravity hidrodynamics test, Mission Commander Nader
and Cap. Miño popping out a water ballon at 0.00006G
EXA/FAE-05 Mission:
Microgravity hidrodynamics test, this shot taken by the helmet
camera
of Com. Nader show the rapid spinning of the water mass a 0.00006G
EXA/FAE-05 Mission:
Microgravity hidrodynamics test, this shot taken by the helmet
camera
of Com. Nader show the water mass at rest at 0.002G
EXA/FAE-06
mission, the one who established the Microgravity World Record, Jules Nader,
7 years old, flies with the Ecuadorian flag on board of the Fuerza G-1 Cóndor,
this picture was published by more than 7000 media
around the world.
The EXA/FAE
team that gave Ecuador its first scientific world record, on the
center the representative of Guinness World Records, MariaMarta
Ruano Graham,
EXA delegation during a protocol visit to the Ecuadorian Air Force.
FAE General Commander, Brigadier
General Jorge Gabela congratulatesl ASA/T
Ronnie Nader
ASA/T Ronnie Nader
and pilot
Myr, Xavier Coral just after
completing the first aerospace simulation exercise.
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