Sarwat Nasir is a Space Editor at The National, where she oversees the organization's space coverage. With a keen interest in human spaceflight, the private space industry, and interplanetary missions, she explores themes in aviation, aerospace, and science. Sarwat has been featured in Space Today and The National News, showcasing her expertise in topics such as the International Space Station, NASA, and space travel.
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Sarwat Nasir's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific themes, particularly space exploration and astronomy. She also covers government announcements related to these topics.
Given her emphasis on the UAE space program, NASA, and general space-related events, she may be interested in pitches about groundbreaking developments in the field of space exploration. This could include exclusive interviews with experts involved in significant missions or those contributing to advancements in our understanding of the universe.
Additionally, Sarwat's interest in culture & society suggests that she may be open to stories exploring how scientific advances impact society or cultural perceptions of outer space. If you have unique insights into how astronomical discoveries are influencing societal attitudes or behaviors, this angle might resonate with her coverage focus.
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No one was injured during massive blast A ground test of SpaceX 's Starship rocket ended in a massive explosion on Thursday morning at the company's Starbase centre in Boca Chica, Texas.
By: Sarwat Nasir
Solar bursts this week have caused radio blackouts and created auroras
By: Sarwat Nasir
Nasa data shows increased probability of a lunar impact by asteroid 2024 YR4
By: Katy Gillett, Ali Al Shouk, Sarwat Nasir
Passengers watched news of Iran's thwarted attack on screens in mid-air
A SpaceX rocket carried him and his three crewmates to space India returned to human space flight after more than four decades as Shubhanshu Shukla travelled into orbit on Wednesday aboard a private SpaceX mission.
By: Sarwat Nasir
Two companies have teamed up to help the country gain sovereign launch capability
By: Sarwat Nasir
Telescope used trick mimicking solar eclipse to uncover a new planet, a method that could change how scientists find distant worlds
Agricultural efforts could pave the way for sustainable life support systems on the Moon and Mars
By: Sarwat Nasir
Shubhanshu Shukla splashes down after 18 days in orbiting laboratory
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