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Andhra woman becomes first Indian to complete Nasa program, to go to space in 2029
ANDHRA PRADESH, INDIA, JUN 23 – Jahnavi Dangeti, 23, will undergo three years of astronaut training before joining a five-hour private orbital mission led by a veteran NASA astronaut in 2029, Titans Space said.
- 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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Andhra Minister Nara Lokesh Congratulates Jahnavi Dangeti over Her Selection in NASA's Space Mission
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Andhra Pradesh's Minister for Education, Nara Lokesh, met Dangeti Jahnavi, a native of Palakollu in West Godavari district, at her residence in Undavalli on Wednesday. India News | Andhra Minister Nara Lokesh Congratulates Jahnavi Dangeti over Her Selection in NASA's Space Mission.
Who is Jahnavi Dangeti, the first Indian to complete Nasa programme and set to go to space in 2029?
Jahnavi Dangeti, from Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district, is set to make history. The 23-year-old, who became the first Indian to complete a Nasa programme, will travel to space in 2029. She was selected as an Astronaut Candidate (Ascan) for Titan Space's very first orbital mission. Here's what we know about her
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