ISRO scientist interacts with Ludhiana school students; discuss Chandrayaan-3
Students also learnt about Vikram Lander and Aditya L-1’s at the event organised by SPACE India at Kundan Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Ludhiana
Divyansh | October 10, 2023 | 08:42 PM IST
NEW DELHI: SPACE India in partnership with Kundan Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Ludhiana, organised an event ‘EduOdyssey’ in which the students interacted with Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) spokesperson Mamta Chauhan.
The event focused on ISRO's latest project, Chandrayaan 3. The spokesperson gave students insights into Chandrayaan 3’s soft landing, including details about the Vikram Lander's capabilities, the automation of the engines, and Aditya L-1’s launch.
Mamta Chauhan, who is also a scientist at Geosciences Department, IIRS, ISRO, also engaged in a chat with Avani Patwa, the CEO of SPACE Technology and Education. Students not only asked questions but also aligned perfectly with the event's primary objective: to ignite enthusiasm for science, space exploration, and advanced technology among young minds.
Chauhan passionately discussed the vast potential and promising career opportunities in the field of space. She emphasised the significance of pursuing careers in astrophysics and aerospace modelling, highlighting the lucrative prospects these fields offer in the future. This valuable insight served to inspire and guide the aspiring students toward fulfilling and rewarding career paths in the realm of space and technology.
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Beyond the discourse on Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya L-1, the event also provided a glimpse into ISRO's future ventures in space exploration. Participants were offered a preview of upcoming missions, including Gaganyaan, India's pioneering human spaceflight mission. The evening culminated with a captivating Astronomy showcase by SPACE India, leaving attendees awestruck.
Chauhan said, “I would like to express my appreciation to SPACE India which planned the event for fostering a strong scientific temperament among the students.”
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