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Do you know Bangalore is wrongly termed as Silicon Valley of India? US Silicon Valley comprises of San Jose, Palo Alto, Mountain View, Cupertino, Sunnyvale, Menlo Park, Santa Clara & Redwood City. These cities are located in Southern San Francisco B

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🚀 Breaking News!President-elect Donald Trump has appointed billionaire astronaut Jared Isaacman as the new head of NASA! 🌌 Known for his groundbreaking achievements, including the first private spacewalk, Isaacman is set to lead NASA's mission of

🚀 ISRO Bharatiya Antariksh Hackathon 2025 Is Here – Build for Space, Win Recognition, and It’s 100% FREE! 🌌 Are you a college student who dreams beyond the skies? 🌠 This is your once in a lifetime shot to team up with India’s smartest minds, solv

Recently Pakistan launched its first satellite mission to the moon, iCube Qamar with the help of China and the intresting thing is that they use everything made in China they just put 7kg satellite in Chinese mission its sixth lunar exploration missi

Bengaluru-based space tech start-up Pixxel is on course to launch six satellites in 2024, as it had shared earlier, using rockets of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and Elon Musk-owned SpaceX, said chief executive officer (CEO) Awais Ah

🛰️ India’s New Space-Tech Hope: Orbitt Space Raises $1M Pre-Seed Funding 🚀 Orbitt Space, founded by ex-ISRO scientists Christopher Parmar & Anupam Kumar, has raised $1M in pre-seed funding led by Pi Ventures & IIMA Ventures. The Ahmedabad-based st

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

ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #11 India has a massive HOME MARKET ADVANTAGE that can allow it to build software that is affordable for other developing countries compared to the West. In the western world, the average salary for software

Bangalore is India's Silicon Valley - someone says it's hell true, and others be like it's not - what's your POV? PS: My elder brother took those pics on his first day at the Amazon Office as a Category Manager.