Email From Space!
Subject: Hello from Peter Diamandis, Welcome to Space!
Hi Anousheh-
Welcome to your ISS Home! Earth watched your beautiful launch on the Internet and TV. You looked great… all smiles the entire time!
Here’s my blog entry of your launch (how it looked from NASA TV).
Hugs,
Peter
My Dear Peter,
You were on my mind the entire time. I remembered our first meeting with you sitting across the table and passionately talking about goals of the X Prize foundation. I was enjoying watching you make a sales pitch with such a passion.
You had me sold from the first minute but your passion was contagious and I wanted you to finish telling your story. I arrived in the station a few hours ago and it feels like home. I have been making notes all along the launch and I will be posting a blog on the trip.
The launch was very smooth. The trip to the station felt long but it was worth it. I cannot keep my eyes off the windows. Earth is magnificent and peaceful from up here. You don’t see any of those awful things you hear on the news, from up here.
The Earth is so beautiful and if we could all see it this way I’m sure we would do everything in our power to preserve it. I truly hope that more and more people get to experience this trip first hand. But more than anyone else I hope that you will experience this trip soon, because I cannot think of a more deserving person….
with my best space wishes 
Anousheh
salam
Comment by hi — September 20, 2006 @ 7:22 pm
salam anooshe jan.hatman hala ke toye ooje arezoot hasti va be oon residi kheyli ehsase khbi dari ke ma dark nemikonim khosh be halet ke in shans ro dashti ke ghabl az marg ye bar az in donya rafti va be koochiki donya va bozorgie khoda pey bordi adam vaghti bemire har ghadr talash kone nemitone dobare be in donya bargarde va on moghe taze be fekre kar haei ke dar dorane omresh karde fekr mikone ama afsoos ke rahe bargasht nadare ama to onja hatman kheyli be azemate donya va khoda fekr mikoni to hala mitoni fekr koni be chand ta az vajebati ke khoda toye hamoon ghorani ke hamrahet bordi gofte amal nakardi dar sorati ke khoda bozorgtarin arezoye to ro bar avorde kard pas to kheyli be khoda bedehkari ama hanooz dir nashode to rahe bargash dari va mitoni jobrane 40 sale gozashte ro bekoni khoda montazerete ke bedehi sho bebi pas zood bash chon khoda ham zood arezoye to ro bar avarde kard.bye.
Comment by sd — September 20, 2006 @ 7:22 pm
Hello Anoushe,
Very Amazing text,I enjoy your words,
“The Earth is so beautiful and if we could all see it this way I’m sure we would do everything in our power to preserve it”
Very poweful text,I love you anoushe!!!
Cograts my dear
Masume
Comment by Masume — September 20, 2006 @ 7:33 pm
Dear Anousheh,
Your flight is inspiring millions of people around the world. Your path is really shining others path who graduate college and pursue career and then to accomplish such a great task in different way. Believe me a lot’s of people very proud of you.
Have a cool time on ISS!!!
Comment by Orgo — September 20, 2006 @ 7:34 pm
عزیزدلم ،انوشه گل، سلام ..من سارا از مشهد هستم ..تابحال خیلی برات نوشتم ولی نمیدونم چرا چاپ نمیشه !واسه همین گفتم فقط برات بنویسم :من به تو افتخار میکنم ..خیلی دوستت دارم ..آرزومیکنم بیشترباهم دوست بشیم …امیدوارم به سلامت به زمین برگردی ومطمئنم که بعدازین نگاهت به جهان متفاوت خواهد شد..عاشق لبخند سرشارازآرامشت هستم…منتظرتو
Comment by سارا — September 20, 2006 @ 7:35 pm
Congratulations Anousheh!
More good looking for earth and safe return!
All the best from Poland
Comment by Maciej — September 20, 2006 @ 7:36 pm
hi to my dearest anoushe
I ‘m sara ,from mashhad
I love you so much
only this
kiss you
Comment by سارا — September 20, 2006 @ 7:39 pm
Hi mrs anooshe
salam anooshe khanoom
haletoon khoobe?
vaghean baese eftekhare ke mibinim shoma be chenin safari raftid
pirooz bashid
man navid hastam az iran
bye and success
Comment by Navid — September 20, 2006 @ 7:43 pm
Anousheh,
It was so interesting to watch the coverage of your preparation for launch…and the very permanent grin on your face! I am so happy for you.
Tell us about the time before docking…is it as small in the capsule as it looks from the onboard camera? Can you stretch your legs at all?
Tell us everything! I and the rest of your fellow XPF board members hope (and know) you will have a great time.
Regards,
Jack
Comment by Jack Bader — September 20, 2006 @ 7:44 pm
انوشه عزيزم:
اين دومين كامنت من در اينجاست نمي دونم وقتي به زمين اومديد وقت مي كنيد كامنتاتونو بخونيد يا نه؟ مطمئنا اون بالا كاراي مهمتري هست كه بهش بپردازيد .! ورود موفقيت آميزتون رو به ايستگاه فضايي تبريك مي گم اميدوارم سفرتون سراسر موفقيت آميز باشه
چه خوبه كه از اون بالا زمين آرام و صلح آميز به نظر مي رسه
تلاش در راه صلح جهاني يكي از آرزوهاي منه.
هميشه دوست داشتم قدمي در اين راه بردارم ولي اميدي به موفقيت نداشتم
شما اين اميد رو در دل من زنده كرديد
شاد باشيد
ياسي
Comment by ياسی — September 20, 2006 @ 7:49 pm
ِدرود
بعد از 2 روز انتظار
دیدن یک پست از طرف شما واقعا خوشحال کننده بود
پیروز و سربلند باشید
شنبه 5:13 صبح به وقت تهران شما را می بینیم
Comment by بهنام — September 20, 2006 @ 7:55 pm
Anousheh, thank you just to exist !!!! As a (tiny) supporter of the Xprize and as a space enthusiast I wish you all the very best !!! Words fail me to describe the temper, the strength, the imagination, the power, in one word the beauty that you simply radiates around. One can’t even be envious because knowing who You are You sure deserved every moment of the dream You’re living. You’re a hope and a relief to us all. Thanks again….
Comment by Gianni — September 20, 2006 @ 7:59 pm
salam khanoome Ansari
az roozi ke khabare raftane shoma be faza ro shenidam ta be emrooz,tamame modat,har rooz be shoma fek mikonam va hame ja az shoma harf mizanam.har bar be internet miam,faghat miam soraghe webloge shoma va site hayee ke dar morede shoma neveshtan.bish az pish be faza alaghemand shodam va montazeram ke shoma bargardin be zamin va natijeye tahghighatetoon ro bebinam.tosifhaye shoma az zamin baes shode shogham baraye didane zamin az door chand barabar beshe.omidvaram in modat ke dar ISS hastin ro be behtarin shekli ke doost darid begzaroonid va salem va movafagh be zamin bargardin.
Comment by Hasibaa az Rasht — September 20, 2006 @ 7:59 pm
with best wishes for you and all of peoples in whole earth !…
Comment by Saeed Mirahmadi — September 20, 2006 @ 8:04 pm
Anousheh, congratulations! Your first words from space remind me of the words written by fellow space traveler and ASE member HRH Sultan bin Salman al-Saud:
On the first day, we all pointed to our countries…
On the third day, we all pointed to our continents….
By the fifth day, we were aware of only one Earth…
Safe Journey,
Andy
Comment by Andy — September 20, 2006 @ 8:05 pm
سلام
با آرزوی موفقیت برای شما
در پناه حق
Comment by امین — September 20, 2006 @ 8:06 pm
سلام انوشه خانوم انصاری
ورود شما را به ایستگاه فضایی
تبریک عرض میکنم اومیدوارم
همه برنامه هاتون با موفقییت
پیش بره براتون ارزوی سلامتی
و شادکامی دارم
خدا نگهدار
Comment by ali — September 20, 2006 @ 8:07 pm
Well Done!
I just heared first time today about you, and exploring your great website for hours.
We will try our best to preserve this earth as you looked from the sky.
Please keep us updated.
With Love
Kamy
Comment by Kamy — September 20, 2006 @ 8:09 pm
Salam Anousheh,
I am full of energy these days. Your words ignited my passion to make a world as a better place to live, and I do my best to do it.
Have a safe journey!
Amir
Comment by Amir — September 20, 2006 @ 8:14 pm
it seems funny, but i see a day when i’m reading a book written by you. about your journey from beginning, from the day you dreamed of space to the day you reached the space. i like to know what it takes to go to space station. last year i didn’t even know anousheh ansari but now i can’t stop thinking about her. this is just a beginning
Comment by ali — September 20, 2006 @ 8:14 pm
This is Arash,a medical doctor from Iran.i wish you the best in the space.I hope after getting back from space you(as a representative of iranian people too) will dedicate the message of love and friendship of iranian people to the world despite the ideology of hatred which is being supported and expanded by some guys from inside iran.they are not the real represeantatives of iranian people in international scenes .you probably can realise who i do mean.
Long live.
Dr.Arash.
Comment by Hi ANOUSHEH — September 20, 2006 @ 8:19 pm
WoW, Fantastic.
Now in the blog’s world, we can say that there was a post which is come from furest plase to the net.
And also, it is fantastic that kind of log.
anyway, Peter, Could you send this message that Anousheh will send a photo of Earth from her point of view, and then you post it on her logs.
Best for her
Comment by Soleiman — September 20, 2006 @ 8:20 pm
It`s Babak From a HRD Expert from Iran. all of Persian wish you all the best thing espcially that you are out of earth. i hope U best & best.
Kind regards,
Babak
Comment by Babak — September 20, 2006 @ 8:28 pm
Mr. Arash, maybe this is not the most suitable place… but thank you to exist, too.
Comment by Gianni — September 20, 2006 @ 8:32 pm
Hi anuosheh, im Sara and mail you from Iran.i enjoy your words.it is very exiting and attractive for all of the people in the world.i wish you the best in space.you are so uniqe!!!
i love you so much…
Comment by sara — September 20, 2006 @ 8:33 pm
سلام.خوشحالم که به سلامت به ایستگاه رسیدین .این دوروز رو مشتاقانه منتظر خوندن اولین پست شما بودم.امیدوارم سرفرصت بیشتر برای ما زمینی ها از اون بالا بنویسید.سفرتون سلامت.
Comment by مهرداد بیات — September 20, 2006 @ 8:34 pm
wow. It looks great. We pray and pray for you to have the safest trip.
Comment by Shadi Khodakhah — September 20, 2006 @ 8:35 pm
این موفقیت را به شما صمیمانه تبریک می گویم
امیدوارم همیشه سربلند باشید و از این سفر به یاد ماندنی به سلامت برگردید.
Comment by Majid Aghajani — September 20, 2006 @ 8:44 pm
انوشه خانم سلام
از شروع سفر شما تا زمانی که به ایستگاه بین المللی رسیدید برای شما دعا کردم
مخصوصا زمانی که شنیدم که مشکلاتی بوجود آمده
اکنون بسیار مسرور و خوشحالم که با موفقیت به مقصد رسیده اید
قلب همه ی ایرانیان برای شما میزند
امیدوارم همیشه سالم و تندرست باشید
شنبه ساعت 5 به وقت ایران شما را در آسمان نظاره میکنیم
به امید دیدار شما در ایران
دوستدار شما کامران از شیراز
Comment by kamran behrouzian — September 20, 2006 @ 8:49 pm
سلام انوشه!
هیجان انگیزه که دارم برای اولین فضانورد زن تاریخ - که اتفاقا” هم وطن هم هست مینویسم. مطمئنم که دیدن زمین از اون بالا باید خیلی هیجان انگیز باشه. و افتخار میکنم که در این شرایط که متاسفانه اسم ایران در دنیا با خبر ها و ویژگیهای نه چندان مثبت associate شده تو جنبه مثبت قشنگی رو به این مجموعه اضافه میکنی.
و لذت میبرم از اینکه میبینم مصداق قشنگی هستی از اینکه آنچه که بخواهیم امکان پذیره.
از موفقیتت لذت ببر و سلامت برگرد
مازیار
Comment by Mazyar — September 20, 2006 @ 8:53 pm
This is the first blogpost from space I’ve ever read! It was a great pleasure! Thanks! By the way, did you know you’ve beaten the famous blogger Robert Scoble on Wordpress in just a few weeks of blogging?! You’re probably the fastest-growing blogger! Congrats!
Comment by Mehrdad — September 20, 2006 @ 9:13 pm
salam.khosh halam avalin monadi solh dar faza aval yak irane va sapas yak zane irane ast.ba fazaieh solh va doste khosh amade.
Comment by farrokh_mansurnia — September 20, 2006 @ 9:18 pm
It’s a beautiful day !!!
Dear Anousheh - I must confess, I’m addicted..
Congratulations and I’m sure, you will enjoy every minute up there..
BTW: I like your personal mission patch very much and have it now in my office.. I like the message.. I also have a set of high quality photo prints from you on the wall too and whenever I’m asked, I tell how a dream can come true.
If I can manage it, I will try to come to Santa Cruz and hope to have a chance to meet you. Indeed, hoping someone might be interested in AMSAT-DL’s dream for the first private satellite mission to Mars.
Peter from Germany
Comment by Peter G. — September 20, 2006 @ 9:19 pm
Hello Anousheh,
their are so many good nice words about you, i just want to summaries it:
1. you magnify millions of people in this world because of what you have done, and
you magnify them in a good way.
2. millions of people are proud of you.
3. although you sad, that their is no politcal backgound on this trip, i am positiv that this could be one of the steps towards a more opened society in iran!
4. people thank you because of you just being you, and this is really a goodfull thing.
Just keep going like this, and help people across the world to see the “light”!
Greetings from Germany,
Igor.
Comment by Igor Zubarev — September 20, 2006 @ 9:22 pm
سلام از موفقيت شما بعنوان يك ايراني وطن دوست خوشحالم وبراي تمام كساني كه نام ايران عزيز را سر بلند مي كنند ارزوي مو فقيت وسربلندي دارم :ازموفقيت شما خانم انصاري خوشحالم خدا نگهدارتان محمد اخوان 29/6/85
Comment by محمد اخوان — September 20, 2006 @ 9:30 pm
Whe i was 20 i wanted to be a space-man.
You have get yourself the best present you can.
Look and remind all the time.
Bye
Gil
Comment by Gilbertino — September 20, 2006 @ 9:30 pm
Hello and congratukations from all your hometown fans here in North Texas! Keep an eye on things for us from up there! We look forward to seeing you again when your mission is complete,
Bruce Lewis
People Newspapers
Comment by B-chan — September 20, 2006 @ 9:30 pm
salam anousheye aziz
omidvaram be anche ke mikhasti reside bashi
kari ke to kardi na tanha yek eftekhare bozorg baraye jameeye irani bood belke baes shod 20 million javane irani be ayandeye khod behtar fekr konand va digar be ahdafe koochake roozmarre fekr nakonand
be in fekr nakonand ke dirouz bar anha che gozashte balke be in fekr konand ke farda haman roozi ast ke ma ba arezoohaye khod misazim be in fekr konand ke har chand hadafhaye bozorg moshkelate bozorgi ra ham ba khod be hamrah darad vali nirooi dar khodeshan vojood darad ke mitavand an moshkelat ra be komaki baraye residan be hadafeshan taghiir dahad
omidvaram ke hich kas dar residan be hadafsh naomid nashavand
Comment by Hossein Nematollahi — September 20, 2006 @ 9:33 pm
وقت بخیر خانم انصاری .وقتی از اون بالا دیدید خدا چی ساخته خوب به خاطر بسپارید که وقتی برگشتید این پایین هم چیزی شبیه به اون بسازید.موفق و پیروز باشید.هموطن شما سمانه
Comment by samaneh — September 20, 2006 @ 9:38 pm
Dear Anousheh:
I just watched the news and heard that you had a safe journey and arrived in good shape at the ISS. I’m so happy for you. I too dream of going to space sometime. I have been following the news about you ever since I heard about the X-Prize.
I am 17 years old, my mother is Iranian like you (my dad is Lebanese). I was born in Washington DC and now live in Belgium. I have been passionate about space forever, and participated in a NASA youth contest aimed at building a permanent human settlement in space. My paper won the NASA Grand Prize last April and they invited me over to meet astronauts and visit the Ames Research Center in CA. It was an unforgettable experience, like your current trip must be.
You are an inspiration to many people like me. Your vision and determination are unbelievable.
Have fun up there,
Alexander
Comment by Alexander — September 20, 2006 @ 9:46 pm
انوشه جان با سلام
امشب چهارمين شبي است كه به فضا رفته اي
اميدوارم روزهاي اتي را با موفقيت پشت سر بگذاري
تاريخ اين سرزمين همواره به تو افتخار خواهد كرد
انشاالله به سلامت به زمين باز گردي
Comment by مهدي — September 20, 2006 @ 9:47 pm
May Allah give you more life and strenghth to guide the next Generation. Into the most POSITIVE Endeaver of LIFE to explore the limitless creations of God, the Almughty. Your each step ahead hereonwards is going to bring our whole Humanity into GOOD senses and close to each other. For us you are an icon of PEACE and INSOIRATION. CONGRATULATIONS.
Your fans: feroz, shabnam, altamash, sara, and my all freids and relatives in India and Saudia.
Comment by Dr Feroz Khan — September 20, 2006 @ 9:51 pm
Hi Anousheh,
Congratulations from Sweden! You are inspiring many people down here as well.
I hope private initiatives will finally open up space to more people.
Yours,
Johan in Sweden
Comment by Johan — September 20, 2006 @ 9:51 pm
سلام به همه ي ايراني هاي عاشق ايران
به همه ي اونهايي كه تلاش مي كنند ايران رو ايراني نشون بدهند و به دنيا بگويند ايراني اگر بخواهد مي تواند
و سلامي دارم به همه ي آنهايي كه ميگويند ثروت عاشق ايران بايد براي ايراني خرج مي شد
از آنها مي پرسم اگر خودشان 20 ميليون دلار داشتند با آن چه مي كردند
آن را براي چند نفر خرج مي كردند
براي هر تعدادي كه خرج مي كردند يا كمك 1 روز به آنها بود يا كمكي براي سالها زندگي خوب
اگر براي 1 روزشان كمك مي كردند فردايي هم در راه بود
پس بايد زندگي اندكي را سالها تامين مي كردند
آنها چه طور انتخاب مي شدند
فاميل دوست آشنا هم شهري
آنها چه طور آن ثروت را خرج مي كردند چند نفرشان به فكر فرو مي رفتند
چند نفرشان به آرزوي بزرگ داشتن فكر مي كرد
به بزرگ انديشيدن و براي هدف بزرگ تلاش كردن
اما كاري كه عاشق ايران كرد فكر ها را متحول كرد
هدف ها را تغيير داد
اميدها را زنده كرد و نام ايراني را بر زبانها جاري كرد
Comment by حسين نعمت الهي — September 20, 2006 @ 9:54 pm
Dear Anousheh,
I am an Iranian telecom engineer living in VA. We are all so proud of you for what you have accomplished and we admire you that inspite of all the pressure, you still took the Iranian flag to ISS and proudly mentioned to be an Iranian. Message of peace is something beyond the borders. You have inspired so many women in Iran and all around the world. May god bless you & your family.
Peace,
Khatereh
Comment by Khatereh — September 20, 2006 @ 9:58 pm
salam omidvaam movaffag bashe va chshme doshmanane iran kur .
Comment by ali — September 20, 2006 @ 10:10 pm
Dorood bi paian Iranzamin be Iran Doukht ANOUSHEH,
I do not know how to start, I have being staring at my Spaceship model and thinking about you; it has been phenomenon to see what you’ve done. You have made your countrymen very proud. I am looking at my 7yr old daughter Artemis, and see you in her future. God bless you for your passion and will. Please kiss my planet Earth and tell her thank you for being a good mother and being the ONLY place in universe that could give us LIFE. Anousheh jan, enjoy your time in peace up in universe and thank you again.
Happy living in SKIES,
Behnam & Family, Houston, TEXAS
Comment by Behnam , Ziba & Artemis — September 20, 2006 @ 10:18 pm
Hello from down here…
We should all be there with you by now. Most of us have The Dream and the brains to make it happen. The Human race needs to grow up and get out there. It does not make sence that we elect people that act like kids and teenagers.
As you can see from your window, we all live under the same sky and same sun. If we were to put all the money allocated to killing and destroying this beautiful jewell to a real space exploration international program, together we can reach the stars.
Enjoy this place of Peace away from it all.
Comment by Ray — September 20, 2006 @ 10:20 pm
salam be khanoome ansari
omidvaram ke be arazeootoon resideh bashid
mikhastam az shoma beporsam zamin az oon bala range solh dare ya range jang
Comment by irani — September 20, 2006 @ 10:56 pm
Hi there from a fellow Iranian man down back on earth, in Tehran :),
First of all, a huge congratulations to you for all the hard work you have done to reach that point you are now, and I hope you’ll enjoy your all scientific mission, and I am eagerly waiting to see more of these from you and your hardworking family.
I know you since I was following X-Prize and then you came and boosted the project so that encouraged people to make it happen.
Since then I was watching you to see how you will finally get into space and this is it, you have reached this dream and I guess it is time to think of a new and bigger dream, and I am sure whatever it be, you will make it as well.
I also want to use this position to reach you about another space related project, as my efforts to contact you or Mr. Ansari in the past monthes weren’t successfull. I am an small participant to Project SETI (you know, www.seti.org) and a few monthes ago all participants received a mail from Dr. Arthur C. Clarke (again you know him for sure) stating that the SETI needs donations (the total was below $800K I guess) to be able to continue the project. So I thought, your family with all that space ambitions and the money might be able to help them out, but my contacts with Prodea didn’t help as you were in the trainings in Moscow, and the support staff didn’t provide me any direct contact email address.
So, I guess this comments might be read by a close relative of you, and if I am lucky, even by you, and you are the one who can help them, so please try to contact the SETI project to see if you can help or can raise donations for them.
Sorry for such a huge comment, keep the good work, and it will be nice to read something back from you.
Well done.
Paymaan.
Comment by Paymaan Jafari Taayemeh — September 20, 2006 @ 11:02 pm
Outstanding! Anousheh, yours is an aspiring journey for all…my family and I are thrilled for you and feel honored that we can call you a friend. Enjoy your time, safe travels home. I refer to history to help address the leadership and initiative displayed with your efforts: “Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live life to the fullest.” ~ Henry David Thoreua
Comment by Chris — September 20, 2006 @ 11:04 pm
Anousheh,
I’s like to take a minute and tell you how thankful I am, that there are people out there that Dream things up like the Ansari XPrize. I’m positive that because of that, Space travel will be a lot closer than people have dreamed of. I’m estatic to be alive during this time.
I Wish you a safe trip, Enjoy it, Soak it in, and Keep every part of it. I’m positive it’s Money well spent. Your living the dream.
Congrats from Guelph, ON Canada.
Comment by Paul Heaney — September 20, 2006 @ 11:07 pm
hi anoush
ba dorod be shoma banui aval iran zamin ba in kari ke kardi hamero herat zade kardi va man be shoma eftekhar mikonam va tamame barnamai shomaro donbal mikonam va ba in kaert kheli chizaro be ma javona yad dadid va be gofete shoma hich talash bi natije nemimone
dostar shoma moji
Comment by moji — September 20, 2006 @ 11:16 pm
salam garme man ro az shomale sarsabz az tarafe tamamie iranian bepazir.az samime ghalb barat aarezooye kamyabi mikonam.
سلام گرم من رو از شمال سرسبز ايران از طرف تمام ايرانيان بپذير.از صميم قلب برات آرزوي كاميابي مي كنم.
مهدي
2:46 صبح به وقت تهران
Comment by Mehdi — September 20, 2006 @ 11:19 pm
Anousheh,
I am so proud of you. Your dream is shared by millions. Savor every moment and never stop looking out that window. Take as many photos as you can, because before too long, you will be back home. I hope to see you soon back in Dallas, but please know that your journey is uniting people of all ages, genders, and nationalities and is making a difference. God bless you and safe travels.
Farris Rookstool, III
Comment by Farris Rookstool, III — September 20, 2006 @ 11:20 pm
Dear Anousheh:
I am sure humanity is proud that people like you exist. You are source of inspiration and a beutiful example of how excellent a human being can be.
I am an airline pilot who never gets tired to enjoy the views of our planet from the air, I just can imagine how you are enjoying those views of our lovely Earth from space!
Thank you for sharing your unique and wonderful experience and God bless you and your family.
Best regards,
Carlos from Mexico
Comment by Carlos — September 20, 2006 @ 11:34 pm
May your voyage continue to be as inspiting to all who look beyond Earth, as it has been to yourself.
Frank
Comment by Frank Glover — September 20, 2006 @ 11:38 pm
درود به یگانه دختر ایران زمین
قطعا نام وچهره شما در تاریخ جهان ثبت خواهد شد
شما باعث افتخار هر ایرانی هستید
…ما را از خاطرات و توصیفات زیبای خود بی بهره نگذارید
..واکنون زمین به شما مینگرد
..و نیزذهن من پر از شماست
.به امید سلامتی و موفقیتتان
ازایران-مازندران- ساحل دریای کاسپین
Comment by shahrooz — September 20, 2006 @ 11:42 pm
Wow, how cool! Can you take some pictures of what it looks like inside the ISS and post them up here?
Comment by Pete — September 20, 2006 @ 11:45 pm
Dear Anousheh
Congratulations on your wonderful achievement. Have a great and safe time on the ISS.
You are an inspiration to all!
Max
Comment by Max — September 20, 2006 @ 11:48 pm
Smiling spokesperson for space tourism boards ISS
With all the worry about the Space Shuttle’s return to Earth, the media here in the States have given short shrift to the journey of Anousheh Ansari, one of the Russian space agency’s paying customers. Ansari’s beaming smile should co…
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Hi Anousheh
I hope every thing is as you expected over there! I just want to say Hio and ask a simple question, when you look at the earth from sky, which point makes your heart beat more ?
Sina from Australia
Comment by sina — September 21, 2006 @ 12:00 am
Dear Anousheh,
Congrats from ANU, ACT Australia.
I was telling my 9 year old daugther, how you have made a history. I am an environmental policy researcher and concerned about sustainability of our planet.
Should you have similar concerns, or have any message from the space - how beautiful the Earth is! and to insist others to save the planet?
Come home safe, and tell your mum the story!
Happy and healthy living in the SKY
Tapan Sarker, ANU, Canberra
Comment by Tapan Sarker — September 21, 2006 @ 12:01 am
hi
I’m Mohsen.do you like to have a mental experience at space:
I searched about human knowledge for 5 years.the result of my researches caused to the mathematical model that can describe the human’s beheaviours.based on this model I predict that our feeling from the critical poins of our life(very positive and very negative) can be controled better by our nervous system when we have a low feeling from our weight.in the other word “the feeling of our weight has the inversed relation with our ability to control our nervous reaction at the critical points of our life”.
you can imagine some uncontrolled reactions that you had in your life at the space,and then try to find your ability to control your.I predict that you can control your reactions better than when you were in the earth.and this in because of your feeling from your weight.
reactions more better than when you were in the earth.
regards
mohsen
Comment by mohsen — September 21, 2006 @ 12:50 am
با ارزوي سلامتي و موفقيت براي شما
Comment by ramin — September 21, 2006 @ 12:51 am
Hello Anousheh,
I just wanted to congratulate you on achieving this milestone in your life! After reading your writings and hearing positive comments from those who know you well, I’m sure you will find/create many more dreams to follow!
I have enjoyed reading the comments about your “passion” - especially those posted by Peter Diamandis. Although I have not had the pleasure to meet Mr. Diamandis personally, he is very familiar to me at the moment since I was fortunate enough to go weightless with Zero-G just a little over a week ago on a flight for educators. I personally know that what you are experiencing - for more than those incredibly short 20 second intervals we had on the Zero-G flight - is simply indescribable and exhilarating. I hope everyone will have the opportunity to experience that someday. I have decided that I will have to find a way to experience it again - and again - and again. I think I could very easily become addicted to it! I usually am not envious of people, but those who have had the incredible opportunity to stay weightless for days or even months, command just a bit of envy from me. (Even more than ever since I have had a small taste of weightlessness myself.)
I am also thrilled that your goals correlate very closely with the goals in my personal “passion.” My passion is iSPACE (interactive, Science, sPace and Aeronautics Center for Education), an emerging science center and future home of a Challenger Learning Center. We are situated in a tri-state area where we have the potential to reach hundreds of thousands of kids as well as thousands of teachers who in turn have the potential to reach many more kids throughout their teaching careers. Sort of that multiplier effect as in the movie “Pay it Forward” and a teacher’s dream! Our mantra, “Our Vision is 2020:Our Mission is Now” demands that we have a clear vision of what we need to do at iSPACE and also serves as a reminder that we need to work as quickly and diligently as possible to excite and inspire young people to pursue STEM classes and careers. I agree with you that space exploration has the potential to be one of the greatest motivational topics to engage youngsters and is a phenomenal tool that will help us identify and solve long-term and global problems. I am living my dream by traveling with iSPACE on its journey to fruition in order to make a positive impact on the kids and educators in my community. As you can probably guess, I am passionate about my work. Therefore, I do understand how passionate people such as yourself, are driven to achieve their goals. If someone is not consumed with a passion, then they cannot even begin to comprehend the momentous occasion this flight is for you. I do - so once again I offer my sincere congratulations to you!
I wish you the very best on your flight and also with all of the wonderful things that are sure to follow. You have heeded Christa McAuliffe’s plea to “Reach for the Stars” - I have a feeling you will be doing a lot more reaching throughout your life.
Godspeed,
Bev
Comment by Bev Ketron - iSPACE — September 21, 2006 @ 12:56 am
Anousheh
Congratulations on your successful arrival at the International Space Station. Your commitment and efforts are a great inspiration, and are yeilding a fruitful harvest for you and for the many people who are following your flight. I must admit to a bit of healthy envy, but like many, am very happy for you and share your joy.
With greetings
Steve from Illinois (USA)
Comment by Steve from Illinois — September 21, 2006 @ 1:06 am
Too Cool Anousheh! I can’t wait to read your blog when you return. I understand the Soyuz reentry is an E-ticket ride.
Comment by James, Mountain View, CA — September 21, 2006 @ 1:12 am
Wow. I can barely get out my front door, and there you are having the trip of a lifetime. How inspiring that is! How do you even absorb it all?
Comment by hatgirl — September 21, 2006 @ 1:14 am
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Comment by space — September 21, 2006 @ 1:21 am
Dear Anousheh,
When we flew together on G-FORCE One (ZERO GRAVITY B727) last year in Ft. Lauderdale, I was pleased to meet you and learn of your passion for space.
Your flight to the ISS is remarkable. Thanks for showing us the way! I’m proud to have known you if only for short time. There are a lot of people around the world who know your on orbit experience will make the world a better place
Comment by Glen — September 21, 2006 @ 2:11 am
Hello Anousheh,
After a two day hiatus it’s good to finally hear from you again, and by the way congratulations for finally making it to the ISS. I’m sure i watched every NASA-TV broadcast there was and it was good to see you enjoying yourself so much ( i won’t deny that i was envious every step of the way
). despite everything you know about space and space travel ( real and imagined ) i’m sure being up there is proving to be quite a revelation - and one heck of a sensory experience ( did i mention that i’m a bit jelous? ). Anyway i look forward to reading about your experiences, thoughts and feelings over the next week or so, so please feel free to write non-stop if you wish. Rest assured there will be plenty of us down here hanging on every word you write.
By the way what was it like sleeping in Zero-G ( ok, micro gravity ) for the first time? I imagine it’s probably the best sleep one can ever get. That alone just might be worth going up there
Enjoy
Muinde JK
Dallas TX
Comment by Muinde Kithome — September 21, 2006 @ 2:18 am
Hi Anousheh! You make my heart swell with pride for what you are doing to inspire all women to pursue their true dreams. I know you have touched my teenage girls - and they are very difficult to impress these days! I know you will enjoy every second of your trip and I hope to hear about it when you return. Eric sends his very best wishes!
Toni Pratt
Comment by Toni Pratt — September 21, 2006 @ 2:22 am
I love the feeling you are giving me in reading your words, and especially how we are sharing it back on Earth on this blog amongst people from so many nations that supposedly are hostile toward one another. I only know that I like how this makes me feel, which is the true person inside most of us I know. That’s more important than anything, and what I tell my children. We’re all one as you have re-emphasized with your unique view. Thank you, Anousheh. Do not disappear, the world needs you.
Comment by Mark in New York City — September 21, 2006 @ 2:43 am
Congratulations to you Anousheh.
It is a great accomplishment, to be sure. May your trip, you work, and your dedication be a beacon to all people of the ability to do so much, no matter what nation we come from, no matter what religion we believe, no matter our background, that we can all reach out to some day touch the stars.
God bless, and have a safe trip and return home.
-Gregory
Buffalo, NY (USA)
Comment by Gregory A — September 21, 2006 @ 2:49 am
Anousheh,
Wow. That’s all I can say. You are an amazing woman. Very accomplished and nice to look at too. Congratulations and good luck with your new company.
The world needs more people like you.
Don from California
Comment by Don From San Diego CA — September 21, 2006 @ 2:54 am
Anousheh, nice to have your first spatial post.
Have a wonderful stay up there.Meantime,try not to eat spaghetti!
Comment by Eastern Kurd — September 21, 2006 @ 3:08 am
wish u all the luck in your endevour…
Comment by owen morales — September 21, 2006 @ 3:15 am
salam anoushe
man va hame ma iranian be shoma eftekhar mikonim
omidvaram movaffegh va pirooz bashid
Comment by azadeirani — September 21, 2006 @ 3:33 am
سلامي گرم از خطه آذربايجان به شما و همه ايرانيان با وفا و با غيرت.مهم نيست مرد بود يا زن مهم اينست كه صادق بود و صادقانه زيست.قلب هر ايراني عاشق وطن براي شما و كار والايتان تپيد.افتخار ميكنم كه ايراني هستم و مسلمان.دعاي خير ايرانيان بدرقه راهتان.موفق باشيد
Comment by Ali — September 21, 2006 @ 4:03 am
hello mrs Ansari
we are tracing your trip continuously and hope for pictures of evry thing that you are watching there.
best regard
Hadi Jalilzadeh
Comment by Hadi Jalilzadeh — September 21, 2006 @ 4:06 am
انوشه عزیز سلام- امیدوارم که این تجربه گرانقیمت اثرات خوبی هم بر تفکرات شما بگذاره. به هرحال کوچک دیدن کره زمین بر بلندنظری افراد اضافه میکنه. راستی یه سوال: اونجا فعلا همه چیز پاک. همه چیز بکره . واقعا از اینکه آدم توی یک دنیایی باشه که همه جایش پاکی و یک رنگیه چه احساسی پیدا میکنه؟ موفق باشی
Comment by ali majdi — September 21, 2006 @ 4:10 am
Dear Anousheh, we were full of joy watching the launch , as parents it is our ultimate hope that our girls grow up to be someone just like you. Have a safe journey back. Ardeshir,Afsaneh(Vancouver,Canada)
Comment by ardeshir — September 21, 2006 @ 4:15 am
Anousheh,
Salam, I’d like to know, now that you are in orbit, how is the view of the stars different from the views we see from down here on earth? How much brighter are the stars, please describe all the differences that you see,
Thanks a bunch, and have safe trip back home,
farid
Comment by farid — September 21, 2006 @ 4:28 am
Dearest Anousheh,
I knew of you before all this started. You are the wonderful person whom sponsored so many children through Child Foundation. My husband & I have been volunteering for CF for years now & I hope to be able to meet you closely as you are my idol.
I know every organization is knocking on your door, but I hope that in the near future you will accept to support CF’s new Los Angeles Chapter.
I just can not imagine how your sponsored children in Iran would feel if they knew who you were.
I hope you realize that you have created many new dreams for women, especially Middle Eastern women. I can not wait to see what wonderful challenges you will take on with the power that comes with this new recognition.
I wish you a safe & joyful journey home & hope to hear from you.
Fariba Asgari
Comment by Fariba Asgari — September 21, 2006 @ 4:29 am
Hello again Mrs Anoushe Ansari,
Your journey has had us to think more about the space and have more dreams for that.I’m so excited by your journey that can hardly sleep inspite of being so much tired.You have disturbed my life but this excitement worths it.I wish more people would be like you so we can taste truely the meaning of life.
This is undoubtedly a turning point in your life.From now on many ones specially many iranians are eager to follow your life.They are eager to know about your next projects and activities.
When you come back home,your journey must have been like a dream for you and you must be willing to exprience it again may be to a more far away place out there in the unlimited space.But some what far?May be to another galaxy?I’m fully eager to know about your next desires and aims.
I hope you take exact look of any details.There are few ones who have had what you are expriencing.You might see something they didn’t noticed before.Record these invaluble moments in your mind and heart and through medias.
I hope you and your family more and more success in life,
Thank you for sharing your dream with us,
Be omide to ey yegaane jaavidan,
Comment by Ali E. — September 21, 2006 @ 4:31 am
Anousheh you are an amazing inspiration and I can’t wait to see the photos you take! You are truly living the dream and opening possibilities for us all back here on Earth 1.0! Best of luck and fair space winds!
Comment by Ryan Kobrick — September 21, 2006 @ 4:47 am
سلام خانم انصاری من هم مثل دیگران موفقیت شما را تا این لحظه صمیمانه تبریک میگم
اخبار شما را در این چند روز با هیجانی که در طپش قلبم احساس میکردم پیگیری کردم و می کنم
مطمئنا اسم شما در تاریخ ثبت خواهد شد اما من اعتقاد دارم عناوینی مثل “اولین توریست فضایی زن “در مقابل افتخاراتی که در آینده بدست خواهید آورد جزو کارهای کوچک شما نوشته خواهد شد
لذت نیل به مقصود بر ذهن خلاق وشایسته شما گوارا باد
سعید
Comment by SAEED — September 21, 2006 @ 4:55 am
Welcome to ISS persianstar
Comment by Akbar Nemati — September 21, 2006 @ 5:05 am
I watched the hatch opening last night (L.A. time), I was so moved by seeing you there, it was as if I could feel what you were feeling. It’s strange for me to be following so closely somebody else’s accomplishments and having such strong feelings about it, it’s not like me. But I can feel this is something so important for me and everybody in the world, people still don’t realize how much SpaceShipOne’s flight and your flight mean, It’s a pitty that so many people are not enjoying this new milestone to which your are contributing so much and are in big part responsible for. I know very soon the whole world will be talking about this new possibility of going to space! I’m so happy for you and for myself because I know now the door to space is open for all of us and all thanks to people like you who don’t fear anything, never doubt themselves and just go for it!! Thank you Anousheh, thanks for ever! I can’t wait for my flight to happen!
Maria Entraigues (at Los Angeles)
Comment by Maria Entraigues — September 21, 2006 @ 5:18 am
موفق باشي راستي اون بالا ها مامان منو نديدي؟
Comment by gholi — September 21, 2006 @ 5:26 am
Hi Anousheh,
I’ve been following your activities since you left TTI (those were great times) and your brief stint at Sonus. I can’t tell you how thankful I am to have worked with you and Hamid.
What you’ve accomplished these last couple of years staring with X Prize and now spending time at ISS is nothing short of amazing and very awe-inspiring in that you’re living your dream as we speak. You continue to inspire a great many people and are truly paving the way for future ‘tourist’ space travellers. I looked at the stars this evening and thought of you, there living your dream…WAY TO GO!!! God Bless and I hope your stay at ISS is more than everything you’ve imagined it would be.
Best Wishes and Safe Returns,
Vonda
Comment by Vonda — September 21, 2006 @ 5:48 am
Ms.A.Ansari,
Congratulations!,and the first real cyberblogger.
Comment by jack — September 21, 2006 @ 5:52 am
Dear Anousheh Khaanom,
I would begin by wishing you a happy stay in Intl. Space Station and a safe return home.
I understand that you wish to translate a book to Parsi. My wife and I are professional in this task and would be more than happy to fullfill your wish! Please do not hesitate to contact me whenever convenient.
All the best,
Nader Sadighi
Journalist
Comment by Nader Sadighi — September 21, 2006 @ 5:54 am
سلام
بدست آوردن این موقعیت عالی و موفقیت آمیزرا به شما تبریک میگویم . امیدوارم این سفر پر هیجان و خاطره انگیز و به یاد ماندنی خوش بگذره و بیصبرانه منتظر بازگشتتان به زمین هستیم .دوست دارم شرح کاملی حتی از جزئیات را در طول سفر به زبان فارسی از شما بشنویم . یقینا” افراد زیادی از سراسر زمین به طرق مختلف با شما ارتباط دارن و این بدان معنی است که فرصت پاسخگوئی به همه این دوستان را نخواهی داشت .با این همه اگر تصمیم داشتید به تعدادی جواب بدهید بسیار خوشحال خواهم شد این افتخار نصیب ما نیز گردد . قربان شما
Comment by toofan — September 21, 2006 @ 6:08 am
خانم انوشه انصاري
سلام
عملكرد شما به مثابه اولين شكست هسته اتم مغزها و فكرها را متحول و مردم جهان را مات و مبهوت كرد و اين نظريه امروزي كه هميشه يك فكر و ايده نو وجود دارد را تداوم بخشيد به عنوان يك مرد شمارا تحسين مي كنم تمام عكس هاي شما را در منزل داريم فقط عكس خانوادگي شما را با همسرتان مي خواهم.
با تشكر رويا و فرهاد
بندرعباس - ايران
Comment by فرهاد — September 21, 2006 @ 6:12 am
Hi Anousheh, congratulations. Your description of our world in very crisp and natural, Yes, I hope we will do our best to preserve it… hope all of us can also experience to see the earth in space… =)
Hope to see you back well, and share us more of your experiences…
Dops
Comment by dops — September 21, 2006 @ 6:22 am
Hi,dear Ms. Ansari
I just wanted `ta send my special regards & love from Tehran,Iran! and confess that u make me pride because u did what many of youth like me & hundreds like me have dream of…
as a human,as a persian,specially as a woman 4 the 1st time that I watch your launch from TV,I cried…
Send my love to Earth,our home
Wish GOD BE WITH YOU…
Comment by Farzaneh — September 21, 2006 @ 6:26 am
Dear Anousheh,
My name is Nadir, I’m from Istanbul,Turkey.
Now, I’m watching you live at ISS via NasaTv.
Congratulations to you for your this great job.
Have a nice week at ISS, I will be watching your mission on NasaTv.
Salam from Turkey…
Nadir Dogan
Comment by Nadir Dogan — September 21, 2006 @ 6:36 am
alors, nounoush jaan,
“la terre, est-elle bleue comme une orange?”
dordaneh
Comment by dordaneh roohani — September 21, 2006 @ 6:36 am
Congratulations too from the UK. I believe it is coming to an an end very soon and hope you keep smiling and enjoy the last few hours.
I’m sure your enthusiasm will be infectious when you get back to earth.
Comment by Doris — September 21, 2006 @ 6:36 am
Hello from Finland. I’m looking and waiting for Atlantis re-entry( whhich is happening in few hours) at NASA TV Public channel live coverage and I just saw you at maybe wriring this blog or emails
Comment by Pasi Kotokoski — September 21, 2006 @ 6:44 am
Dear Anousheh
Watched the launch and dock and at the moment watching you type away at the keyboard so i thought i’d give it a go to say hi, well done and how wonderfull you and your familly must be feeling as not everyone actually has a childhood dream come true, so well done and congrates you brave astronaught.
We have been running a blog of our own over the past couple of weeks and over 3,000 has taken part so i am passing on this message on behalf of all those who have been gripped by the past two weeks adventures.
Finally good luck today to Atlantis
Congrats again,
Yours
Ged
Manchester uk
Comment by Ged — September 21, 2006 @ 6:44 am
Hi dear anousheh
az vancouver,canada e-mail mizanam.
great mission!i wish you lots of joys in the space.
we,Iranian women are proud of you.you did it!
thank you and best wishes.
farnaz
Comment by farnaz — September 21, 2006 @ 6:56 am
DEAR ANOUSHEH,
MY NAME IS FIROUZEH FROM IRAN-ARAK
CONGRATULATIONS, I WISHINING YOU A HAPPY STAY IN SPACE
(to mano be yade doran kodakim andakhti chon hamish ba arezoy safar b setaregan va faza b asemon negah mikardam , to b hame javonha yad dadi k agar ashegh bashim mitonim b hadafemon beresim, afarin b to. agar baram az faza javab bedi vagean khoshhal misha)
LOVE YOU AND HAPPY FOR YOU
Comment by Firouzeh — September 21, 2006 @ 7:22 am
Dear Anousheh:
everyone saw you yesterday entering the ISS with your beautiful smile and your beautiful Ansari X-prize hat!:)
I don’t know why,but I think that I’ve known you since many years ago!
Send more E-mails and tell us about your feelings,we want to know them!
Comment by Niloofar — September 21, 2006 @ 7:24 am
Hello Anousheh!!
Congratulations for your trip!! It’s very nice!!
Best regards
Jean-Christophe, from Switzerland
Comment by Jean-Christophe Maret — September 21, 2006 @ 7:26 am
Dear Anousheh:
I would have never imagined that one day I will write to you via email while you are in space I remember writing letters to you when we were children!!!! I used to look at the sky and wished upon a star and longing to be with my friends back home and now I am writing to you while you are with the stars WOW!! this is incredible.
The sky is the limit and dreams can certainly come true as children we all have dreams and goals and you are an inspiration to us all.
Wishing you and your crew a safe trip back to earth.
Love
Natalie
Comment by natalie siman — September 21, 2006 @ 7:30 am
khanoom Anusheh Ansari salam.
omidvaram ke haletoon dar jaei ke hamaie ma doostdarim oonja bashim khoob bashe.
shoma yekbare dige neshoon dadin ke irani jamaat mitoone bejaei berese ke tamam donya hasratesh o bekhoran .
omidvaram ke shoma ra dar iran bebinam .
be omid movafaghiat bishtar shoma.
Aref
Comment by Aref — September 21, 2006 @ 7:33 am
salam anoushe jan! omidvaram be salamat baz gardi . kheyli khoshhalam ke movafagh shodi be faza beravi . montazere bazgashte shoma hastam .
Comment by faeze — September 21, 2006 @ 7:44 am
!salam anosheh azizam !
vaghean khoshhalam ke mibinam yek khanom (irani) intor tonestan pishraft dashte bahsan va neshon bedan ke iraniya dar harjaye in kore khake bashan movafagh va sarafrazan va baes eftekharan!
man shakhsan kheyle doseton daram ino az samim ghalb migam!!!
hamishe baraton arezoye movafaghiyat mikonam.
dostareto:azadeh akbari ,17 sale , az iran esfahan
Comment by azadeh — September 21, 2006 @ 7:46 am
Dear Anousheh,
Hope you enjoy your trip.
You are not Iranian, you are not American. You are from Earth.
Many thanks for your note about preserving earth and peace.
Cheers,
Masoud from Earth
Comment by mane — September 21, 2006 @ 7:55 am
Dear mrs anooshe
firstly congratulations for your great success
mrs ansari i have big problems in my life and you are the only one can help me,believe it or not befor writing this letter i went to EMAM REZA SHRINE and asked him to help me that you answer me and let me contact with you,please help me and let me contact with you…just for emam reza,just think that i m your smaller brother from mashad,i hope that now that you are in space ,god helps me ,be sure i really need your assistance,i hope emam reza do es what i reallly cried and asked him,thank you
mohammad from mashad
Comment by just for EMAM REZA read it — September 21, 2006 @ 7:55 am
Dear Anousheh,
I can’t describe the feeling I had while reading your bogs, I can’t wait to read your notes and maybe book about your experience. Anousheh you are my personal hero. In another words; YOU ROCK
Not only you reached your childhood dream, but also you gave us hope, that the said impossible can be made possible keep on believing in yourself and you capabilities.
Wishing you a safe trip
Enjoy it, because you deserve it
Much Love
Shila.T
” HAVING ONCE DECIDED TO ACHIVE A CERTIN TASK, ACHIVE IT AT ALL COASTS OF TEDIUM AND DISTASTE. THE GAIN IN SE LF-CONFIDENCE OF HAVING ACCOMPLISHED A TIRESOME LABOR IS IMMENSE.”
Comment by Shila.T — September 21, 2006 @ 7:56 am
My Dear Anoushe,
how are you there!? you can see this little world from space.
thats great you went from this world and watch it from there.
cograntulations really.you are a real Iranian.you tried to catch your dream and God gave it to you.you deserve for it.
if you send me an email!,I will die for it!
Best Regards and wishes and …
M.Hossein Eftekhari
I.T engineer
Comment by Hossein — September 21, 2006 @ 7:56 am
Hi Anoush,
first of all congratulations for your launch, I really cannot imagine how beautiful is Earth from so high there.
Enjoy your staying and please collect as many photo’s as you can…those will be gorgeous when shown in twenty years ahead from now to posterity
I’m one of the many of our organisation who is doing his best to allow so many italian guys to fly into Space in the very near future.
(You’re)High; running wild among all the stars above. (James Blunt, High)
All The Best and have a safe flight back home
Matteo from SpaceAdventures.it
Comment by Matteo — September 21, 2006 @ 7:59 am
سلام انوشه جان. همت اراده و عزم راسخت را تبريك ميگم . نمونه اي بارز از يك انسان خستگي ناپذير و اميدوار هستي . من هم از بچهگي آرزوهايي در دل و سر داشته و دارم. تنها آرزوي من صلح و آشتي و پايان اين جنگهاي وحشتناك است كه هر روز و شب اشك من را در مي آورد نمي دانم روزي من هم مثل تو به آرزويم مي رسم. خيلي دوستت دارم و از دور ميبوسمت. منتظر برگشتنت هستم.
Comment by sedi — September 21, 2006 @ 8:05 am
Dear Anousheh
My family and I are proud of you. I follow news about you and your space travel and we hope to see ISS at saturday’s morning in iran’s sky. My doughter took a photo for you; please prepare a facility for sending pictures to you. we love you and your nice happy face. Be success and God bless you.
With regards
Nazila Tamanna
Comment by Nazila Tamanna — September 21, 2006 @ 8:07 am
salaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam , kheili kheili khoshhalam ke dobare neveshtehaie khodetoon ro mikhoonam!!!!man kheili shoma ro doOst daram va mesle shoma ashegh faza hastam , va arezooie ghalbim ine ke shoma be salamat az ISS bargardid!!!!
doostare vagheie shoma Ali ,
Comment by Ali — September 21, 2006 @ 8:07 am
Hello ,miss anoushe.when I listen that news about you I thongh it’s false.now i think you are victory.i read your life story and put in my website,i think when you leave iran the best idea to do is go to america and you do it ,((((تو افتخار ایران هستی)))
Comment by Arman — September 21, 2006 @ 8:07 am
با سلام خدمت خانم انصاري
با عرض تبريك خدمت جنابعالي
درصورت امكان يك نشاني از كشورمان ايران
مثلا يك پرچم - ياهرچيزي كه فكر مي كنيد مناسب باشه
اون بالاها قرار بدين
ضمنا ديشب 20سپتامبر فيلم شما را كه با خانواده تان
صحبت ميكرديد را از شبكه صداي آمريكا ديدم
وخيلي مهيج بود.
انشااله به سلامت برگردي