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Indian student among winners of NASA app development challenge
A high school student from Gurugram, Aryan Jain, is among the winners of an app development challenge organised by NASA. Aryan Jain is amongst the winners of NASA s Artemis Next-Gen STEM â Moon to Mars App Development Challenge this year, according to a release.
A student of SunCity School, Gurugram (Haryana), he had teamed up with six high school students from the US.
The competition is a coding challenge in which NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) presents technical problems to high school students and seeks their contributions to deep space exploration missions.
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Aryan Jain, a high school student from Gurugram, is among the winners of the NASA organised app development challenge.
Aryan Jain secured himself a place in the list of winners of NASA s Artemis Next-Gen STEM – Moon to Mars App Development Challenge this year, according to a release.
A student of SunCity School, Gurugram (Haryana), Aryan had teamed up with six high school students from the US.
The competition is a coding challenge in which NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) presents technical problems to high school students and seeks their contributions to deep space exploration missions.
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