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Agnikul Cosmos, India's private space start-up, today test-fired its rocket named Agnibaan SOrTeD (Suborbital Tech Demonstrator), which is powered by an engine that the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is still trying to master.
With this, ISRO flown a semi-cryogenic engine for the first time. Besides, ISRO also tested the startup's first-ever 3D printed engine in ground tests on May 9. Once the Agnibaan rockets become fully operational, Agnikul is expected to undertake launch on demand 30 to 300 kg satellites into space.
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Agnikul Cosmos, a pioneering private space start-up in India, faced yet another hurdle today as the test launch of their rocket, Agnibaan SOrTeD (Suborbital Tech Demonstrator), was called off just seconds before lift-off.
Indian space venture AgniKul Cosmos has again postponed the inaugural test of its rocket which is powered by new semi-cryogenic engine Read Full Article at RTcom