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Fouz Siddiqui
I am a Writer and Science Communicator at Scientia Magazine, who also lectures and audits - Aviation/Aeronautical Engineering at ATH - IST. My interests in studies are Aviation, Data-Driven Astronomy/Astrophysics, Environment, and other Space Sciences.
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