Overview

• Dangeti graduated in electronics and communication engineering from Lovely Professional University and became the first Indian to complete NASA’s International Air and Space Program.
• Titans Space’s 2029 mission will last five hours, including three hours of sustained zero gravity and two Earth orbits with views of two sunrises and two sunsets.
• Over the next three years starting in 2026, she will train through Titans Space’s ASCAN program with spacecraft systems, flight simulation, and medical evaluations.
• The mission will be led by retired NASA astronaut Colonel William McArthur Jr., who now serves as Titans Space’s Chief Astronaut.
• Jahnavi has engaged in STEM education outreach, asteroid search campaigns with the International Astronomical Search Collaboration, and analog missions including geological training in Iceland.