NASA launches world's lightest satellite built by Indian teen

A tiny satellite made using a 3-D printer has been successfully test launched by NASA.

The satellite was designed and created by an 18-year-old teenager from the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

The spacecraft is so small it can fit into one's palm.

Our India correspondent Neha Poonia reports.

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