משתמשת:אמא של גולן/אנושה אנסרי

אנושה אנסרי
Anousheh Ansari

אנושה אנסרי בחליפת החלל שלה לפני טיסת סויוז ..
לידה	12 בספטמבר 1966 (גיל: 57) משהד, איראן
מנכ"לית X prize
אסטרונאוט מידע כללי לאום אמריקאית, איראנית זמן שהייה בחלל 10 ימים, 21 שעות ו-5 דקות משימות סויוז TMA-9 / סויוז TMA-8

אנושה אנסרי (בפרסית: انوشه انصاری באנגלית: Anousheh Ansari, נולדה אנושה רייסאן, ב-12 בספטמבר 1966) היא יזמית אמריקאית-איראנית, תיירת החלל הרביעית, האישה הראשונה כתיירת בחלל והאיראנית הראשונה בחלל. אנסרי היא מהנדסת ומייסדת של Prodea Systems, ... מנכלית ארגון הX prize

ביוגרפיה

אנושה רייסאן נולדה במשהד, איראן בספטמבר 1966, והיא והוריה עברו לטהרן. אנסרי היא מוסלמית. אנסרי ומשפחתה היו באיראן במהלך המהפכה האיראנית. בשנת 1984 המשפחה היגרה לארצות הברית (האם היא לבד?) אנסרי דוברת פרסית, אנגלית, צרפתית ולמדה גם רוסית עבור טיסתה לחלל.

מהנדסת והיור ושותפה בייסוד חברת (Prodea Systems) היתה CTO ושותפה בייסוד חברת Telecom Technologies, Inc.

משפחת אנסרי תמכה משמעותית בפרס Ansari X Prize.

On September 18, 2006, a few days after her 40th birthday, she became the first Iranian in space. Ansari was the fourth overall self-funded space tourist, and the first self-funded woman to fly to the International Space Station. Her memoir, My Dream of Stars, co-written with Homer Hickam, was published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2010.

She received her Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering and computer science at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, and her master's degree at George Washington University in Washington D.C.

Career

After graduation, Raissyan began work at MCI, where she met her future husband, Hamid Ansari. They married in 1991.

In 1993, she persuaded her husband and her brother-in-law Amir Ansari to co-found Telecom Technologies Inc., using their savings and corporate retirement accounts, as deregulation happened in the US telecommunications industry. The company was a supplier of softswitch technology that enabled telecom "service providers to enhance system performance, lower operating costs and furnish new revenue opportunities." The company, headquartered in Richardson, Texas, offered products that allowed the integration between existing telecom networks and application-centric, next-generation networks via software switch technology. Telecom Technologies was acquired by Sonus Networks, Inc. in 2001 in a stock-for-stock transaction for 10.8 million shares of Sonus stock. Anousheh Ansari became "a vice president of Sonus and general manager of Sonus' new INtelligentIP division."

In 2006, she co-founded Prodea Systems, and is the current chairman and CEO. Prodea is a technology and services management company. Prodea is a privately held company formed by the Ansari family with development centers in both Richardson, Texas, and Silicon Valley.

טיסה לחלל

בשנת ... אנסרי העידה שהיא לא מתייחסת אל עצמה כ"תיירת חלל" (space tourist) אלא כ"משתתפת בטיסת חלל", המונח של נאס"א למשתתפים בטיסות חלל שאינם אסטרונאוטים (כגון מורים או מהנדסים מקצועיים) (spaceflight participant).

ארגון ה X Prize

אנסרי היא אחת מחברי החזון של ארגון ה X prize וחברת מועצת הנאמנים.

יחד עם גיסה, אמיר אנסרי, היא העניקה תרומה של מספר מליוני דולרים לארגון הX prize בתאריך 5 במאי 2004 (יום השנה לטיסתו של אלן שפרד. עם תרומה הזו הפרס הפך להיות פרס ה-אנסרי X Prize. אנסרי היא תומכת נלהבת לקידום החלל הפרטי ולאפשר לחברות מסחריות נתח מהשוק שהיה בשליטה ממשלתית, כולל הבאה של חלליות ואנשים בצורה פרטית ומסחרית לחלל.

The Ansari family investment firm, also named Prodea, has announced a partnership with Space Adventures, Ltd. and the Federal Space Agency of the Russian Federation (FSA) to create a fleet of suborbital spaceflight vehicles (the Space Adventures Explorer) for global commercial use.

טיסה לחלל

Ansari trained as a backup for Daisuke Enomoto for a Soyuz flight to the International Space Station, through Space Adventures, Ltd. On August 21, 2006, Enomoto was medically disqualified from flying the Soyuz TMA-9 mission that was due to launch the following month. The next day Ansari was elevated to the prime crew.

Ansari holds a plant grown in the Zvezda Service Module of the International Space Station.

Asked what she hoped to achieve on her spaceflight, Ansari said, "I hope to inspire everyone—especially young people, women, and young girls all over the world, and in Middle Eastern countries that do not provide women with the same opportunities as men—to not give up their dreams and to pursue them... It may seem impossible to them at times. But I believe they can realize their dreams if they keep it in their hearts, nurture it, and look for opportunities and make those opportunities happen." The day before her departure, she was interviewed on Iran national television for the astronomy show Night's Sky. The hosts wished her success and thanked her on behalf of Iranians. Ansari in return, thanked them.

Ansari lifted off on the Soyuz TMA-9 mission with commander Mikhail Tyurin (RSA) and flight engineer Michael Lopez-Alegria (NASA) at 04:59 (UTC) on Monday September 18, 2006, from Baikonur, Kazakhstan. Ansari became the fourth (and first female) space tourist. Her contract did not allow for disclosure of the amount paid, but previous space tourists have paid in excess of $20 million USD. The space craft docked with the International Space Station (ISS) on Wednesday September 20, 2006, at 05:21 (UTC). Ansari landed safely aboard Soyuz TMA-8 on September 29, 2006, at 01:13 UTC on the steppes of Kazakhstan (90 kilometers north of Arkalyk) with U.S. astronaut Jeffrey Williams and Russian cosmonaut Pavel Vinogradov. She was given red roses from an unidentified official, and a surprise kiss from her husband, Hamid. The crew's rescuers moved them to Kustanai by helicopter for the welcome ceremony.

During her nine-day stay on board the International Space Station, Ansari agreed to perform a series of experiments on behalf of the European Space Agency. She conducted four experiments, including:

• Researching the mechanisms behind anemia.
• How changes in muscles influence lower back pain.
• Consequences of space radiation on ISS crew members and different species of microbes that have made a home for themselves on the space station.

She also became the first person to publish a weblog from space.

Iranian flag controversy

Ansari intended to wear the U.S. flag on her spacesuit alongside a politically neutral version of the Iranian flag, i.e. the simple 3-color flag with no government-specific emblem, to honor the two countries that have contributed to her life. A few U.S.-based media wrongly speculated that she was intending to wear the version of the Iranian flag that predated the 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran.

At the insistence of the NASA and Russian officials, she did not wear the Iranian flag officially, but wore the Iranian flag colors instead and kept the Iranian flag on her official flight patch. She and her husband said no political message was intended, despite the increasing tensions with United States and Iran relations, which had dominated world headlines in the weeks leading up to her launch. She noted that she had "plans to devote her mission to expanding a global consciousness she expected would be seeded with her first look at Earth from space".

Reactions to Ansari's flight

Crewmates

Michael López-Alegría, the Spanish-born NASA astronaut who flew on the Russian Soyuz spacecraft on the return flight with Ansari, expressed his doubts to reporters before the flight: "I'm not a big fan personally of having those guys go visit the space station because I think the space station is still a place that is under construction, and not quite operational. I don't think it's ideal."

López-Alegría later stated that he was skeptical of private tourists a few years ago, but now believes it is essential to the survival of the Russian space program which is important to the U.S. space program: "If that's the correct solution... then not only is it good from the standpoint of supporting the Russian space program, but it's good for us as well," he said. Ansari's presence in space "is a great dream and a great hope not just for our country but for countries all around the world."

The same Associated Press story also quoted Mikhail Tyurin describing Ansari as "very professional" and said he felt like they had worked together for a decade.

Reactions in Iran

Crew of Soyuz TMA-9: Astronaut Michael E. Lopez-Alegria (left), Anousheh Ansari (middle) and cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin at the Cosmonaut Hotel in Baikonur, Kazakhstan on Sept. 5, 2006

The flight was given significant coverage by Iranian state television, with an hour long live interview with Ansari being broadcast on the show Aseman-e-Shab ("Night Sky"). Ansari was praised by newspapers such as Hambastegi and Jam-e-Jam Daily, which published daily columns detailing the journey. The astronomy magazine NOJUM also published an exclusive interview of Pouria Nazemi with Ansari before her trip, in which she discussed her vision for commercial spaceflight. NOJUM also organized and held gatherings when the ISS passed over Iran's cities. Shahram Yazdanpanah, made a special part about Anousheh's trip to space at Persian "Space Science" website and covered all the news of trip.

On September 22, 2006, she told reporters that she has no regrets and said "I am having a wonderful time here. It's been more than what I expected, and I am enjoying every single second of it. The entire experience has been wonderful up here."

פרסים ואותות הוקרה

Ansari has received multiple honors, including the George Mason University Entrepreneurial Excellence Award, the George Washington University Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award, the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award for the Southwest Region, and the Horatio Alger Award. While under her leadership, Telecom Technologies, Inc. earned recognition as one of Inc. magazine's 500 fastest-growing companies and one of Deloitte & Touche's Fast 500 technology companies. She was listed in Fortune Magazine's 40 under 40 list in 2001 and honored by Working Woman as the winner of the 2000 National Entrepreneurial Excellence award.

In 2009, she received the first NCWIT Symons Innovator Award given annually by the National Center for Women & Information Technology to honor successful women entrepreneurs in technology.

She received an Honorary Doctorate of Science from her alma mater George Mason University on December 20, 2012.

The Ansari family was honored with an Orbit Award by the National Space Society and Space Tourism Society for underwriting the Ansari X Prize.

In 2010, she was awarded the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in recognition of her humanitarian efforts.

In 2015, the National Space Society awarded Ansari the Space Pioneer Award for her "Service to the Space Community."

פעילות ציבורית

אנושה אנסרי ב-2018

בשנת 2009 אנסרי השתתפה בסרט הדוקומנטרי אודות תיירי חלל, שנעשה על ידי הבמאי השווצרי כריסטיאן פריי אודות העשירים שקנו כרטיסי טיסה לתחנת החלל הבינלאומית. הסרט הופץ ב-2011.

She served as the commencement speaker at and received an Honorary Doctorate of Science from Utah Valley University on April 25, 2013.

בפברואר 2017 אנסרי ופיירוז נדרי (Firouz Naderi), מדען אמריקני-איראני מנאס"א ייצגו את הבמאי האיראני אסגאר פרהאדי בטטקס פרסי אוסקר ה-89. פרהאדי לא נכח בטקס בעקבות התנגדותו למדיניות נשיא ארצות הברית דונלד טראמפ אשר אוסרת הגירה ומבקרים משבע מדינות מוסלמיות, ובינן איראן. פרהאדי זכה בטקס בפרס אוסקר לסרט הזר הטוב ביותר עבור סרטו הסוכן (מ-2016) ואנסרי ופרהאדי קיבלו את הפרס בשמו. הם נבחרו בתור ייצוג של איראנים שהגרו לארצות הברית והשתקעו שם בהצלחה (בניגוד לטענות הנשיא טראמפ).

אנסרי נמצאת בחבר הנאמנים של מספר ארגונים חברתיים ובינם ארגון משאלת לב של צפון טקסס (Make-a-Wish Foundation) וארגון הנשים האיראניות-אמריקאיות (Iranian American Women Foundation).

קישורים חיצוניים

מדיה וקבצים בנושא אמא של גולן/אנושה אנסרי בוויקישיתוף

אתר האינטרנט הרשמי של אמא של גולן/אנושה אנסרי

• Anousheh Ansari Space Blog
• Space Tourists, a documentary film from Christian Frei with Anousheh Ansari
• Anousheh Ansari in SpaceScience.ir (in Persian)
• Interview with Anousheh Ansari
• A 'passion' for space travel BBC/Click Video Interview with Anousheh Ansari