Visakhapatnam: Jahnavi Dangeti, a second year engineering student from West Palakollu Godavari, has been attracted by the mystery of the space and planets far from childhood.
But his grandmother, who triggered his interest further with his bedroom.
Astronaut aspires high, Johni, creates history by being the only Indian to undergo an air and outer space program (IASP) at the NASA ‘Kennedy Center launch operation center in Alabama, USA.
“I dreamed of being one of the first Indians to set foot on Mars’iasp chose only a handful of 20 young people from all over the world for this program.
Jahavi recently completed all astronaut programs at the Kennedy Space Center.
According to Jahnivi, it involves activities including zero gravity, multi-access training, and underwater rocket launch.
He also drove aircraft for the first time.
During the training program, he was appointed as a mission director for ‘Kennedy Team’, where he led a group of 16 people from several countries.
His team Successfully launched and landed miniature rocket into the sky.
Johnivi is the vice president of space, the training center of the startup astronaut for students and the general public.
He has become a campus ambassador to many organizations, including stars (Space and Rocketry Technology Aeronautical), a Personal Aerospace Company India.
Johnivi is a member of the Aspiring Astronots International Organization (IOAA).
Be Reach to Toi, Johnivi, a record holder of Indian notebooks to become a multi-talent girl, said that her dream was one of the first Indians to set foot on Mars.
“I even got a scholarship from a Mexican company for the IASP program.
As a step towards my astronaut trip, I have been practicing in the Selam Scuba Air Open in various places, including Visakhapatnam.
Now, I am open to the Scuba Scuba School International Scuba Diver Water,” Johnavi said.
“I took every opportunity to achieve my dreams by participating in various projects, workshops and hackathons.
I have worked diligently analyzing images captured by the Pan-Starrs satellite in pursuing an unshed asteroid.
Our team made 16 provisional findings and see one discovery While and see a temporary discovery “said Johnivi.
Johnivi is currently pursuing the second year of his technique from a private university in Punjab.
He participated in many events and other NASA, ISRO and other workshops.