Kshitij Raj Lohani, a computer engineering student studying at Northeastern University in Boston, America with full scholorship, has got success in flying Nepalese Flag and National Anthem at the height of 80,000 Feet in April 30, 2014.
His keen interest to do something new and for national lead to this Project Krinjal Space he said in his video. He said "I used to see other country's national flag on moon or on space on television and internet so I became determined so fly my National Flag on Moon or on Space but this was't possible with my single effort. I thought why so early to reach to Moon, I can fly it above 35,000 feet that could be the milestone for my project".
The he set the plan and project so fly the National Flag upto 36,000 feet but fortunately it reached to the height of 80,000 feet and got blast. There was camera to click photos and videos during the project.
Let's see some photos and video taken by camera he set on balloon.
His keen interest to do something new and for national lead to this Project Krinjal Space he said in his video. He said "I used to see other country's national flag on moon or on space on television and internet so I became determined so fly my National Flag on Moon or on Space but this was't possible with my single effort. I thought why so early to reach to Moon, I can fly it above 35,000 feet that could be the milestone for my project".
The he set the plan and project so fly the National Flag upto 36,000 feet but fortunately it reached to the height of 80,000 feet and got blast. There was camera to click photos and videos during the project.
Let's see some photos and video taken by camera he set on balloon.
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