USA News: India’s Aaroha leads NASA sounding rocket mission

• NASA launched the rocket during the solar eclipse of April 8.
• This mission was led by Indian-origin explorer Aaroh Barjatya.
• Know what the family of researcher Aaroh Barjatya says

USA News: India-born Aaroh Barjatya has played an important role in the missions of the American space agency NASA. Recently, NASA launched a sounding rocket during a total solar eclipse. This mission was led by Indian-origin explorer Aaroh Barjatya. Aaroh’s family says that Aaroh studied in different cities of India before going to America.

NASA said this in its statement

US space agency NASA launches three sounding rockets to study the effects on Earth’s upper atmosphere during a solar eclipse visible over North America on April 8, when sunlight briefly cuts off a portion of the planet She goes.

The mission was led by Aaroh Barjatya, a professor of engineering physics at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida, NASA said in a statement. Professor Aroha directs the Space and Atmospheric Instrumentation Lab in this university.

Professor Aaroh expressed his gratitude on social media

In a post on LinkedIn, Professor Aarohe thanked all his fellow researchers and students at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He further wrote, ‘Six complex rocket missions in six months.’

Aaroha’s father is a chemical engineer

Aaroh Barjatya’s father Ashok Kumar Barjatya is a chemical engineer by profession and his mother Rajeshwari is a skilled housewife. Aaroh did his schooling in Mumbai, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Pilani, Patalganga near Solapur. Later he completed his studies in Electronics Engineering from Walchand Institute of Technology, Solapur. His sister Apoorva Barjatya is also a mechanical engineer. Apoorva said Aroha moved to the US in 2001 and completed a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Utah State University. Aaroh completed his PhD in Spacecraft Instrumentation from the same university.