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Moroccan researcher Hasna El-Shennawi recorded a new discovery related to the surveillance of a meteorite landed in southern Morocco during her last trip, organized two weeks ago with a team of her students in the region of Boukraa (southern Morocco).
Many small pieces of extraterrestrial rock coming from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter reveal more secrets to scientists about the history and composition of our solar system or simply answer some of the legitimate questions we have about ourselves. pose as human beings on Earth.
Hasnaoui is the first Moroccan scientist in the field of meteorology and planetary studies. She is currently a professor at the Hassan II University of Casablanca, director of the GAIA laboratory and coordinator of the Research Center for Educational Resources and Environmental Protection of the same university.
Currently, as a permanent member of the International Meteorological Society, he performs several tests in which the scientist strives to bring the discoveries discovered on Moroccan soil.
Like all meteorites that have fallen in Morocco, Hassna El-Shennawi said: "Morocco is a committee of researchers in this field, one of the richest countries in the world in meteorites".
Morocco is known for its frequent and significant decrease in meteorites, both in quantity and quality: in November 2004, the Tigers in November 2004, Tamdakht in December 2008, Tisent in July 2011 and Wizzer in October 2012, Tigre in July 2014, increased in September 2014 and Sidi Ali in July 2015, Khank for a horse in July 2017.
The scientific community considers this Moroccan woman as one of the most important women scientists in the field of meteorology and received the name "Al Shennawi" for one of the asteroids in November 2017 in recognition of her work remarkable.
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