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seven people were there when kalpana chawla went to space & when the columbia disaster was there

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What was the name of the Indian woman which went in space after kalpana chawla?

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Did kalpana chawla went to moon?

No, Kalpana Chawla did not travel to the moon. She was an Indian-American astronaut who tragically lost her life in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster in 2003. Kalpana Chawla made history as the first woman of Indian descent to go to space.


Who was the last Indian astronaut who went space.?

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In which year did kalpana chawla went to space?

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Name some Indian women who traveled in the space?

kalpana chawla and sunita Williams are some of the Indian women who went in the space.


What is the name the space shuttle in which kalpana chawla went into space?

Kalpana Chawla flew on the space shuttle Columbia. She was part of the STS-87 mission in 1997 and the STS-107 mission in 2003, which unfortunately ended in tragedy when the Columbia disintegrated during re-entry.


Who went to space recently from india?

Only 2 Indians have been in space: Kalpana Chawla (Indian-American): 2003 on Columbia Rakesh Sharma (Indian): 1982 on Soyuz T-11


Why didkalpana chawala go to the space?

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Who was the second Indian women went to NASA with Americans?

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