ustaad
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For those who are not aware, Global Science was an Urdu language magazine started somewhere around the 90s and continued publishing well at least into the mid 2010s. It covered diverse topics in the field of science and technology including computing, IT, physics, biological, natural sciences as well as defence related innovations.
I was introduced to that magazine during my childhood when I discovered its May or June 1998 edition from a junk of other magazines and newspapers in our home. It was the time when Pakistan tested Nuclear weapons and a whole section of that issue was dedicated to the understanding of nuclear physics. It covered from information from the atomic structure and isotopes all the way to fission/fusion and chain reactions. It also covered the geopolitical scenario of that time including all the hurdles Pakistan faced leading up to the detonations. The writing was so good and interesting that it sparked a curiosity in me for science and technology related stuff and then I kept reading that from time to time.
I kept that edition with me for a long time but eventually I lost it sometime during our house shifting. I looked everywhere online to find its digital version, though some editions are available on archive.org and other Urdu magazine sites but that particular edition could not be found anywhere. If someone has it in digital or even in print form then I would be glad to get my hands on it again. I want to keep it as a memoir of my journey of the scientific world.
I was introduced to that magazine during my childhood when I discovered its May or June 1998 edition from a junk of other magazines and newspapers in our home. It was the time when Pakistan tested Nuclear weapons and a whole section of that issue was dedicated to the understanding of nuclear physics. It covered from information from the atomic structure and isotopes all the way to fission/fusion and chain reactions. It also covered the geopolitical scenario of that time including all the hurdles Pakistan faced leading up to the detonations. The writing was so good and interesting that it sparked a curiosity in me for science and technology related stuff and then I kept reading that from time to time.
I kept that edition with me for a long time but eventually I lost it sometime during our house shifting. I looked everywhere online to find its digital version, though some editions are available on archive.org and other Urdu magazine sites but that particular edition could not be found anywhere. If someone has it in digital or even in print form then I would be glad to get my hands on it again. I want to keep it as a memoir of my journey of the scientific world.
