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Most Indian launch startups buy their engines. Cosmicport is building its own
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Most Indian launch startups buy their engines. Cosmicport is building its own
Most Indian launch startups buy their engines. Cosmicport is building its own India has a working satellite launch program, but not enough capacity to meet demand. Requests for small satellite launches have grown faster than the country can fly them, so operators often wait months for an available slot, or launch from abroad instead. , based in Thoothukudi in southern Tamil Nadu, is building small launch vehicles to close that gap. The company was founded in 2023 by Naveen TS Velayudham and Liwaans Amuthan. Both are from Thoothukudi, and they built the company in their hometown rather than in.
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