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Why don't our children dream about space? by Engineer Diana Alsindy
Iraqi rocket engineer Diana Alsindy reflects on how, in Arabic, the word "rocket" often carries heavy associations with fear, war, and conflict — a stark contrast to its meaning in English, where it sparks images of discovery, excellence, and ambition. When Diana realized there was little Arabic content around space exploration, she decided to create it herself through her online platform — hoping that one day, the next rocket to soar into space will carry Arabic letters on its side. A message to the world that creativity knows no borders, and innovation speaks every language.
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