Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Indian Astronaut Jahnavi Dangeti to Join Titan Space Mission in 2029
Jahnavi Dangeti, a young woman from India, is going to space in 2029!
She will be part of a mission that will last five hours.
During the mission, she will experience weightlessness for three hours and see the sunrise and sunset twice.
Jahnavi, who studied engineering, has already done some training with NASA and at the Analog Astronaut Training Centre.
Now, she will undergo three years of intensive training with Titan Space, including learning about spacecraft and doing simulations.
This is a very exciting opportunity, and she hopes to inspire young people to dream big.
Jahnavi Dangeti, 23, from Andhra Pradesh, will join a 2029 space mission.
The mission is led by Titan Space Industries and commanded by a retired NASA astronaut.
The five-hour flight will orbit Earth twice, with three hours of zero gravity.
Dangeti completed NASA's International Air and Space Program and trained in Poland.
Her training with Titan Space begins in 2026, covering spacecraft systems and simulations.
- Who
- Jahnavi Dangeti, a 23-year-old from Andhra Pradesh, India.
- What
- Jahnavi Dangeti will participate in a space mission with Titan Space Industries.
- When
- The mission is scheduled for 2029.
- Where
- The mission will orbit the Earth.
- Why
- To advance human spaceflight and contribute to space exploration.
- Astronaut
- Jahnavi Dangeti
- Age
- 23
- From
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Mission Year
- 2029
- Mission Duration
- 5 hours
- Zero-G Time
- 3 hours
- Training Starts
- 2026
