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Andhra woman becomes first Indian to complete Nasa program, to go to space in 2029

  • A young astronaut candidate from Andhra Pradesh has been chosen to join Titans Space’s first astronaut class in 2025 and is scheduled to participate in their 2029 orbital mission.
  • Her selection came after notable accomplishments, including becoming the youngest non-native analog astronaut and the pioneering Indian participant in Space Iceland’s Mars-like geology training program.
  • Jahnavi completed NASA’s International Air and Space Program, contributed to asteroid discovery via Pan-STARRS data, and promotes STEM by delivering talks at ISRO and NIT institutions.
  • She shared on Instagram her excitement about turning a longtime dream into reality and announced that starting in 2026, she will embark on a three-year intensive training program to prepare for a five-hour mission orbiting Earth.
  • The mission, led by veteran astronaut William McArthur Jr., will allow Jahnavi to orbit Earth twice, experience three hours of zero gravity, and signifies a milestone for Indian civilian spaceflight.
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India Today broke the news in India on Monday, June 23, 2025.
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