Harry Coumnas is primarily in charge of running the scientific experiments carried aboard the shuttle, either in the cabin or in the Spacelab, a bus-sized laboratory that is transported in the cargo bay.

1. Harry Coumnas Oversees Running the Scientific
Experiments Carried Aboard the Shuttle
Harry Coumnas, a proclaimed astronaut, believes that there is a
lot of potential for ground breaking discoveries as outer space
remains largely unexplored. He spends long hours while on a
mission and conducts research after gathering his observations
from the outer space.
He is primarily in charge of running the scientific experiments
carried aboard the shuttle, either in the cabin or in the Spacelab, a
bus-sized laboratory that is transported in the cargo bay. He had
received the thorough training required to complete the mission's
goals, which included building a space station, studying
microgravity, repairing satellites, operating robot arms or
engaging in extended outside work (EVA), and doing various kinds
of scientific experiments.
Harry Coumnas has shown leadership abilities in both discipline
and cross-disciplinary expert groups. He possesses outstanding
oral and writing communication, persuasion, and teamwork skills.
Utilising his expertise in both aviation and technology, he develops
energy-efficient machinery for both space exploration and defence
systems. He is extremely passionate about a particular aerospace
product, such as a helicopter, rocket, or missile.
He is currently in charge of an International Interplanetary Society
in an effort to establish a space settlement. He expressed his
opinions on space colonies, including topics such as the materials
that ought to be used, the ideal shape for the colonies, the potential
for design, and more.
Being a planetary protection officer, Harry Coumnas has been
instrumental in planning and leading verification activities for

2. Mars. He holds expertise in space programmes of national
significance. He is well versed with NASA’s Planetary Protection
Policies and requirements that ensure the safety and verifiable
scientific exploration for extraterrestrial life.