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Hibah Rahmani

February 22, 2017 in Modern Worthies

Hibah Rahmani

Pakistan-born NASA engineer

Hibah Rahmani fell in love with the stars on cold nights as a refugee, laying on desert sand and staring at the sky as she attempted to sleep - she's now a leading NASA engineer.

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