ShakthiSAT Mission; Plans to Train 12k Girls from 108 Nations

In an effort to promote international cooperation in space research, aerospace company Space Kidz India has launched "ShakthiSAT," a global initiative to teach over 12,000 girls in 108 countries about space technology. The mission aims to launch a satellite as part of ISRO's Chandrayaan-4 mission.

ShakthiSAT, driven by the burning desire to empower high school girls globally through the awe-inspiring realm of space exploration, plans the participation of 12000 courageous girls from every corner of the globe, representing 108 diverse nations.

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With unwavering determination, the mission sets out to extend a golden opportunity to 108 talented students from each country, igniting their passion.

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