Stories from the edge of possibility—from the people preparing to call Mars home.
Because the next great migration won’t be across oceans—but planets.
Rahaf Adi, Syria/Saudi Arabia
From Syria to Purdue and beyond, Rahaf Adi is breaking barriers as the first Syrian woman with a space engineering degree. She’s already designed rocket engines, built experiments headed to space, and received some of the best news just minutes before this call took place.
This is the story of grit, mentorship, and chasing Mars with purpose.
140 million miles away never felt closer.
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