Nasa chief says US and India to expand collaboration in space; to train Indian astronaut for ISS
Nasa administrator Bill Nelson announced that the US space agency will expand its collaboration with India, including a "joint effort" on the International Space Station involving an Indian astronaut. This statement follows a fact sheet released after the iCET Dialogue between US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Monday. The dialogue indicated that advanced training for ISRO astronauts in the US is being worked towards.
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