Sarwat Nasir is a Senior National Reporter for The National News, with a focus on national news. She has also been featured in Space Today, covering space-related topics. Sarwat's articles range from reporting on criminal justice cases to covering celestial events and space missions.
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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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By: Sarwat Nasir
Unusual space discoveries are challenging our understanding of the universe
This could bring satellite launch capability to the Gulf region for the first time
By: Sarwat Nasir
Visuals demonstrate the sophisticated engineering that will go into developing the massive structure
By: Sarwat Nasir
The company has not given a firm return date, leaving the situation open to speculation
Their return has been delayed repeatedly after the Boeing Starliner suffered multiple helium leaks and thruster issues
By: Sarwat Nasir
Parker Solar Probe was first spacecraft to 'touch the Sun' and is designed to withstand the vast star's intense heat
Authorities have grounded the rocket until investigation is complete
Scientists believe a cave found on the Moon could house astronauts on future missions
The celestial event is set to take place a day after the 55th anniversary of the first Apollo lunar landing
Americans beat the Soviets in landing the first man on the Moon on July 20, 1969, but China is proving to be a tough competitor in the modern quest for lunar dominance
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