750 Indian Schoolgirls Launch AzaadiSAT into Orbit After Early Setbacks

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A group of 750 Indian schoolgirls from 75 schools across the country have successfully placed their AzaadiSAT satellite into Earth's orbit. The students contributed to building actual satellite components, which were integrated into an ISRO mission. The project overcame an initial setback before achieving its successful launch. AzaadiSAT is seen as a major milestone in encouraging girls to pursue STEM education in India.

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