Mission ShaktiSat sets world record with satellite built by 12,000 students
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Students from 108 countries collaborated to build a 12U CubeSat satellite under the Mission ShaktiSat project, setting a world record.
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- Space Kidz India led a global initiative involving 12,000 female students from 108 nations to construct a 12U CubeSat.
- The project provided over 120 hours of training in aerospace engineering to participants aged 14 to 18.
- This satellite is scheduled to be launched from the Sriharikota launch center on International Day of the Girl Child.
- The initiative aims to provide practical space science experience beyond traditional classroom learning.
What to watch next
- Satellite launch scheduled for October 11 from Sriharikota
- Future plans to send a model of the satellite into lunar orbit
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NamedIndia · United States · Brazil · Australia · Switzerland · Egypt · Latvia · Philippines · Sriharikota · IN-SPACe · ISRO · Meridian Space Command · Shakesan · Space Kidz India · World Records Union
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