Mahima Rajput, a 10th-grade student, will represent India in the international space mission ShaktiSAT. This student-led initiative involves participants from 108 countries. The mission's objective is to build and launch two satellites. One satellite will land on the Moon. The other will orbit the Moon.
Mission Details
ShaktiSAT is a program focused on practical space science education. Students learn satellite design and construction. The training involved 21 modules and 365 lessons. These lessons provided foundational knowledge of space science and satellites.
Delhi Visit and Satellite Construction
Rajput travels to Delhi on August 23 for a key phase of the mission. There, student teams will construct the two satellites. This hands-on experience offers direct involvement in advanced space technology.
Launch and Representation
The final satellite launch is scheduled for October . Rajput's selection highlights the potential of students with access to educational opportunities and institutional support. The mission aims to inspire young individuals interested in space exploration.
