14-Year-Old Kandula Jessie Selected to Build Global Satellite

14-Year-Old Kandula Jessie Selected to Build Global Satellite

Kandula Jessie, a 14-year-old student from India, has been selected to participate in Mission ShakthiSAT, a global all-girls lunar CubeSat mission. She will join 19 other students from around the world to build and launch a satellite. Jessie, a class 10 student, has been taking online space science classes to pursue her dream of becoming an Isro scientist. The mission aims to promote STEM education and empower young girls to pursue careers in space exploration. The students will work together to design, build, and launch a satellite that will orbit the Earth and collect data on the lunar surface. The mission is a collaboration between Isro and the global space community, and it aims to inspire the next generation of space explorers. The students will undergo rigorous training and will work together to overcome the challenges of building a satellite. The mission is expected to launch in the near future, and it will be a historic moment for the students involved.