<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Jahnavi Dangeti, a 23-year-old engineer from Andhra Pradesh, has been chosen as an Astronaut Candidate for the Titans Space Astronaut Class of 2025.Dangeti will undergo an intensive multi-year training program to prepare for space missions focused on advancing science and human exploration.Her training, starting in 2026, will cover various aspects such as spacecraft systems, mission simulations, and emergency procedures, among others.The first orbital mission in 2029 will be led by NASA astronaut William McArthur Jr. as the chief astronaut at Titans Space.The mission will include multiple Earth orbits, sustained weightlessness, and opportunities for scientific research.Dangeti expressed her gratitude to Titans Space Industries Inc. and mentors for the opportunity to be part of this mission.She completed NASA's International Air and Space Program at Kennedy Space Centre and was the first Indian to achieve this.Dangeti served as the mission director for 'Team Kennedy' successfully launching a miniature rocket during her training.Apart from NASA training, she also completed the Analog Astronaut Training Centre programme in Poland, setting a record.The Titans Space Astronaut Class of 2025 focuses on preparing astronauts for human spaceflight and scientific research in microgravity.