They walked where rockets rise, peered into control rooms, and even chatted with ISRO Chairman V Narayanan; live from Bengaluru. This wasn’t just sightseeing. These kids, often overlooked, were treated like future scientists. They asked questions, got real answers, and saw firsthand that space isn’t just for the privileged; it’s for anyone with curiosity and grit. Organised by the Care For You Foundation, the visit included 30 volunteers and top officials like ADG Krishna Prakash. The goal? To light a spark; to show these students that even if they start from difficult backgrounds, their dreams can reach orbit. One kid asked, “What’s the hardest part of launching a rocket?” The answer? “Patience, teamwork, and never giving up.” Sounds like a life lesson more than a space one. Maybe the biggest launch that day wasn’t a rocket. It was hope.