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1. Pixxel's Satellite Launch Plans: Bengaluru-based startup Pixxel aims to launch six hyperspectral imagery satellites in 2024. These satellites will be part of a larger constellation. • They will address the needs of various industries, including

ISRO plans to add 100-150 satellites in three years to enhance border security, said ISRO Chief

Pixxel Space: Revolutionizing Earth Observation Founded in 2019 by Awais Ahmed and Kshitij Khandelwal, Pixxel is transforming earth observation with its hyperspectral satellites, which capture data at hundreds of wavelengths. This enables precise mo

ISRO Made ₹2.52 for every ruppe Spent on Space -ISRO Chief Somnath

Pixxel, a Bengaluru-based space tech startup, has launched Firefly, India's first private hyperspectral satellite constellation, via a SpaceX rocket. With plans to expand to 18-24 satellites by 2026-2027, Pixxel aims to revolutionize agriculture and

The Bharatiya Antariksha Station is a planned modular space station to be constructed by India and operated by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

🚀 India’s Space Startups: Taking on the World! 🌏✨ India’s private space sector is soaring, challenging global giants! Here’s a power ranking of top startups by funding & innovation: 🔥 1. Skyroot Aerospace – Funding $99.8M ✅ 1st Indian private ro

This engineering dropout reached out to ISRO scientists and started a space tech startup that builds satellites – now valued at Rs 100 Cr Founded in 2024 and based in Bengaluru, EtherWing Aerospace is a space tech startup that builds spacecraft, lau

In the 1900s, only a few thousand cars were built each year, hand made for the wealthy. By the 1920s, Ford’s assembly line scaled production 100x and put cars in the hands of millions. Rockets are now at a similar shift. Engines that once took years

Founded in 2002, SpaceX has revolutionized space travel by developing reusable rockets, becoming the first private company to send humans to the ISS, and advancing plans for Mars colonization with Starship. What do you think of the journey so far?