750 Indian schoolgirls conducted experiments within their schools and failed. Now their reworked satellite orbits the Earth near the ISS
After overcoming an initial setback, Indian schoolgirls have successfully launched their AzaadiSAT satellite into orbit. This remarkable project engaged 750 students from 75 schools throughout India, where they contributed to building satellite components that were incorporated into a real ISRO satellite. This successful launch represents a significant stride toward inspiring girls in STEM education, showcasing their dedication and resilience in the face of challenges.
After overcoming an initial setback, Indian schoolgirls have successfully launched their AzaadiSAT satellite into orbit. This remarkable project engaged 750 students from 75 schools throughout India, where they contributed to building satellite components that were incorporated into a real ISRO satellite. This successful launch represents a significant stride toward inspiring girls in STEM education, showcasing their dedication and resilience in the face of challenges.
