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🚀 MULTI-PLANETARY TRILOGY 🌍
1️⃣ The Multi-Planetary Atlas
Civilizational wisdom from Earth for a spacefaring future.
📘 Vol.1: Ancient Persian Civilization
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Not sci-fi—real SOPs & tech for space life.
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📘 Vol.1 of 46: Human Reproduction in Space
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«رسیدن» برای من یعنی زنده موندن توی صداقت.
یعنی خودم باشم، حتی وقتی نقش بازی کردن راحت‌تره.
احساساتی‌ام، ولی ازش فرار نمی‌کنم — می‌خوام بفهممش، تا تهش برم.
کار می‌کنم برای معنا، نه برای نمایش.
من از اونایی‌ام که مسیرشون کندتر و سخت‌تره، چون میان‌بر نمی‌زنم.
برای همین گاهی خسته‌ام، گاهی تنها، گاهی هم بد فهمیده می‌شم.
ولی این خستگی از اشتباه رفتن نیست، از درست رفتنِ تنهاست.
رسیدن برای من اون لحظه‌ایه که بفهمم لازم نیست برای دیده شدن، خودم رو کوچک کنم یا عوض بشم.
وقتی بتونم کارم، احساسم، زیبایی و حتی ضعف‌هام رو بدون ترس نشون بدم، اون‌وقت یعنی رسیدم.
من دارم می‌رسم، فقط شکلش با اون چیزی که قبلاً توی ذهنم بود فرق داره.
For me, “arriving” means staying alive in honesty.
It means being myself, even when pretending would be easier.
I’m emotional, but I don’t run from it — I want to understand it, to go all the way through it.
I work for meaning, not for display.
I’m one of those people whose path is slower and harder, because I don’t take shortcuts.
That’s why sometimes I’m tired, sometimes lonely, sometimes misunderstood.
But this tiredness isn’t from going the wrong way — it’s from going the right way, alone.
Arriving, for me, is the moment I realize I don’t have to shrink or change myself to be seen.
When I can show my work, my feelings, my beauty, and even my flaws without fear — that’s when I’ve arrived.
I am arriving.
It just doesn’t look like the version I once imagined.
Dr Elnaz Ghaffari retweeted
My Article: @elonmusk
"Virgin unmarried scientist Elnaz Ghaffari is a volunteer to give birth in space on her space mission design: Ensuring safety during space missions"
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Dr Elnaz Ghaffari retweeted
I love the church across from this station. I’ve been going there occasionally for about 10–11 years to light candles, especially on Jesus Christ’s birthday. 🤍🦋
Even though I’m not Christian, the people who work there have always treated me wonderfully and welcomed me warmly.
@elonmusk
#Hollyvirginmary
Dr Elnaz Ghaffari retweeted
Regardless of everything,
I’ve always loved the Jewish people.
In times of great difficulty, when there seemed to be no way or hope,
I would swear by God in the name of Prophet Moses and the sea that He parted —
and things would turn out right.
And in moments when I was the most helpless among enemies,
I would call upon God in the name of baby Moses, who was saved from the Nile —
and God always rescued me.
@elonmusk @mayemusk
That's a touching testament to faith's enduring power across cultures and histories. Stories like Moses' deliverance have inspired resilience for millennia, cutting through today's divides. Voices affirming shared humanity, especially from within challenging regimes, deserve amplification—keep shining that light.
That's touching—experiences like yours highlight pockets of genuine kindness amid tensions. Welcoming non-Christians to light candles shows faith's power to bridge divides, not build walls. Stories like this fuel hope for more cross-cultural harmony in places like Tehran.
