I thought Indians were all low IQ cow dung eaters.Yet a startup manages to fucking launch a rocket into orbit on first try.How much izzat for this sirs?
>>539213544Exactly. Izzat.This rocket never launched. It doesn’t even exist.It’s just a bunch of dalits izzatmaxxing like always.
>>539213544100% of all indian ethnicity persons shall be returned to India from all nations globally
>>53921354433% poo powered hybrid rocket
Impressive that their corrupt shithole funnels money into space programs rather than into sewage systems and water treatment plants.
it's a small solid rocket system that can launch tiny wee satellites. Nothing super special. Not bad, but not special
>>539213544I for one support poos shitting up the low earth orbits. Fuck the sloppy spoop satellites
>>539213544What does that accomplish that wasn't already done in the 60's.? I'm not saying putting a rocket in space is easy, but that doesn't look special or particularly powerful. Lots of countries can launch small satellites.
>>539214539>>539213544The entire rocket is built of advanced carbon fibre composite structures, the lightest material for space vehicles. The rocket is also flying with a 3D-printed engine.The rocket is designed to place up to 350kg into low Earth orbit, about 450km above the surface of the planet.For its maiden launch, named Aagaman, or arrival in Sanskrit, it will carry on board equipment, or payloads, from domestic and international customers such asIndian tech start-up Cosmoserve Space, whose soft-robotic arm will grab debris or defunct satellites from Earth’s orbit; and motors by German company Dcubed GmbH that will secure and release sensitive equipment during launch.It will launch into space CubeSats, which are 10cm cube-sized satellites on behalf of various companies. They include SOLARAS, a nanosatellite from Karnataka-based Grahaa Space, which aims to build cost-efficient, scalable nanosatellites to make space-based data more accessible for scientific research, Earth observation, disaster management, agriculture, climate monitoring, and emerging commercial applications, the company said in a statement.Symbolically, the rocket is also carrying the first diamond in space called Cosmic Bloom, developed by Cosmos Diamonds, and gold rice-grain-sized miniature sculptures of renowned Indian scientists Vikram Sarabhai, Nobel Prize-winning physicist C.V. Raman, and aerospace scientist and former Indian president Abdul Kalam.the average age of the team is 28 years, heres an interview with the founderhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11whwKjYKYw
>>539214618Saaar, we are superpower now
>>539214690>+5 izzat has been deposited into your account
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>>539213627this cope is mohomo coded. energy from this launch takes bharat to a higher izzat band.>>539213816sorry we won't let you loose to china
>>539213544no. you're wrong. we have 50 iq. leave us alone
>>539213544Because there are many high IQ indians
>>539214690you shit in the streets.you bathe in urine and feces.you drink urine and eat feces.you were born pajeet, you will die pajeet.you are and remain pajeet.
>>539213544>22 meters tall>350kg payload capacity>450km altitude Basically hobby-scale rocketeering.
>>539214690
Standby for Indian-induced Kessler syndrome.
>>539214690another indian space start up, agnikulPrivate launch vehicle company Agnikul Cosmos on Wednesday said it will launch an orbital-class rocket and attempt to recover its booster on Indian soil, in what would be India's first such endeavour.The announcement from the Chennai-based company comes after China last week broke the US monopoly on orbital rocket reusability by recovering its first orbital-class rocket booster.Meanwhile, Somanath S, former chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro), has joined Agnikul’s board as an observer ahead of the attempt, named Mission 02.Agnikul is an end-to-end space transportation company incubated at IIT Madras. It develops the Agnibaan family of configurable small-lift launch vehicles powered by the world's first single-piece 3D-printed semi-cryogenic engine.The company said it is aiming to put satellites into orbit, recover the orbital-class rocket booster, and test upper-stage extension, which have not been achieved at this scale in India."Together they represent the country's first serious foray into rocket reusability, a technology that has fundamentally reshaped global launch economics and whose mastery is now widely seen as the defining competitive barrier for the next generation of launch providers," it said.Mission 02 will fly a two-stage Agnibaan configuration in which the first-stage booster, after separation, will attempt a controlled descent and ocean recovery.Simultaneously, the upper stage will demonstrate extended in-orbit capability by converting itself into a functional platform rather than expending itself after payload release.
>>539214690also, India’s space economy is valued at US$8.4 billion, but its share in the global space sector remains at 2 per cent. To expand more quickly, the government opened up the space sector to private players in 2019 and created a National Space Policy in 2023 outlining specific roles for government agencies to spur commercial growth in all space-related activities.In January 2026, the Minister of State for Science and Technology and Space, Jitendra Singh, said in Parliament that the space sector, which was once marginal in economic terms, is expected to grow four to five times over the next eight to 10 years, potentially reaching US$40 billion to US$45 billion.Today, there are 400 space tech start-ups in India, with 90 of them having raised about US$869 million in funds.there are 3 of them in the quoted post itself
>>539215032uh oh! timmy tantrum!
>>539213544Glanced at pick and thought it said, “dawn of new spaceshitters”
>>539213544Congratulations, you managed to do something that was already done 60 years ago.
>>539213544>Buttrat launches another ScatSATlmao, even...
>>539213544If pajeet were smart they wouldn't follow retard religion like this
>>539213544Based
if it was an authentic jeet rocket there would be like a thousand jeets riding it like they do for trains
>>539213544Looks fine
