When you were a 10-year-old child, what were you doing?

Were you, like me, in the fourth grade, still playing with dolls and getting into trouble on the playground?

For one incredibly gifted 10-year-old, she is entering University, inventing new technology, and studying to become an astronaut.

By the age of 5, Adhara had finished elementary school, already had a firm grasp of advanced level physics, and had ranked an unbelievable 162 IQ score.

At 162, her IQ is higher than both Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, one of the highest IQ’s ever recorded.

The young girl, who was discovered to be on the Autism spectrum, was being bullied and falling asleep in class.

Her teacher told her mother, Nallely, that the girl would never amount to anything.

But Nallely knew her daughter was extremely bright and did not accept this harsh review of the girl.

She brought her to be tested and, upon finding out her IQ, realized she was falling asleep at the level of schooling she was at because she was so bored with the work.

After the diagnosis, the girl quickly finished primary school at age 5, middle school at age 6, and high school at age 8.

She is enrolled in multiple online University courses and even has a scholarship to study at Arizona State University.

Adhara already knows exactly what she wants to do with her life, she is passionate about space and wants to become an astronaut.

She has an unbelievable understanding of the intricacies of our solar system, and a desire to learn more about black holes specifically.

She was also invited to Russia to meet Yuri Gagarin’s grandson, Yuri was the first person to ever arrive safely in space.

While she waits on her Visa application to be approved so she can study in Arizona, Adhara has not wasted any time.

She has already written and published her own memoir called “Don’t Give Up” where she talks about the incredible experiences of her life so far.

She has also invented a bracelet that is able to read the emotions of the wearer and is currently waiting on investors to help her bring her idea to life.

While she is doing so many unbelievable things, she still faces lots of doubts from the people around her.

“The most difficult thing,” says her mother, “is breaking that stereotype that children cannot, and are actually incapable, of achieving things.”

This young girl will surely be able to break all those stereotypes that the nay-sayers have against her.

It is also important to always remember that, while she may be incredibly gifted, Adhara is still a 10-year-old girl.

She likes to rollerblade and draw and play in the park with her friends.

She is excited to attend an event where gifted children from all over the world get to gather and bond with other people just like them.

Meet Adhara and her mother in the video linked below.

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Source: Youtube, My Positive Outlooks, Autism Speaks,