why are arab living Earth? 2020

Guys, when you think of an Arab, like me, you think of camels, you think of oil, you think of desert. And it makes sense. This is all we see from this was the world, we see the world, we see the bad stuff. But what about the good stuff to answer that question, I went to visit the United Arab Emirates, in person.

• And what I saw there will make you think twice about the desert. for example, take their whole mission, it's a no mission, developed by Arabs for the first time ever, to reach Mars. Yes, people in the Middle East are going to bars. And I bet you didn't know about that. This is a probe that will study weather on Mars and help us understand it better. Launching. Now, next week. Hope mission is going to lift off. Despite COVID-19, and when it succeeds, it will be history in the making, because it will change the way we look at people from the desert. 400 people from around the world, built this spacecraft and 200 of them are Arabs and 34% of them are women. And they were hired, not because they were a woman, but because they earned it. This will not only reach highs. It will reach the hearts kids in this part of the world needed the inspiration, they need to look at scientists for building cool stuff to send it to far away. The point of this is not to reach space, but Aspire Arab youth, and to send a message of hope to all Arabs. I hope it does. Because honestly, we need it. Thousands of years ago, my people were then venters. We invented algebra, we discovered stars, we'd started, universities, but at some point, all of that stopped, and we became known for what is bad in the world war, poverty, problems. That's why everyone should know about hope mission. It's the story of how Edwin's went from the desert to orbit Mars in less than 48, years, it's turning the impossible to possible. So the nice thing about science and science missions, is the fact that it's beyond just the national identity of a nation. It's about being the citizen of Earth. When I was a kid I wanted to be an astronaut, but then someone said space doesn't belong to your race, and to that person. I have an answer but