Tunisian Engineer Heads Naza Project to Explore Moon's South Pole

The article focused on NASA’s selection of Tunisian engineer Mahdi Bana as the principal investigator for the "Naza" project, which aims to study the lunar environment, particularly in the South Pole region. The project involves developing an independent scientific system to measure seismic activity in order to monitor earthquakes on the moon’s surface and study its internal structure. Mahdi Bana, a graduate of the National School of Engineers in Tunisia and holder of a doctorate in Space Sciences from the University of Toulouse, has extensive experience in planetary studies and the development of space instruments. He has participated in missions exploring the Moon and Mars and has contributed to the publication of over 100 scientific papers.

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