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UAE in Space: Watch Emirati astronaut Hazzaa AlMansoori in zero gravity

Hazzaa answers questions about life at the International Space Station

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Hazza plays with the mike at the ISS. The mike spins in circles because of zero gravity.
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Hazzaa AlMansoori sits upside down onboard the ISS while his live interview was taking place.
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