India has achieved a major space milestone as Agnikul Cosmos successfully test fired three 3D-printed semi-cryogenic rocket ...

Agnikul Cosmos achieves a milestone by successfully test-firing three semi-cryogenic engines simultaneously, a first in India ...

Cryogenic Upper Stage Project for GSLV crossed a significant milestone yesterday (September 14, 2002) with the successful ground test firing of the indigenous cryogenic engine for a duration of 1000 ...

ISRO has crossed yet another major milestone by successfully conducting the Flight Acceptance Hot Test of Indigenous Cryogenic Engine at Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre’s (LPSC) Mahendragiri ...

NEW DELHI—India has successfully tested the indigenous cryogenic engine for the upper stage of its heaviest rocket, the GSLV Mk. 3, inching closer to boosting its capability to launch heavier ...

Skyroot Aerospace has tested its Dhawan-III cryogenic engine, a 3D-printed marvel for reusable rockets. This breakthrough ...

NEW DELHI — India’s efforts to develop heavier rockets received a boost with a recent test of its indigenously built, super-cooled cryogenic engine, which will be used to place a communications ...

Firing engines together proves that engines can team up to create more thrust, which is essential for lifting heavier ...

Bengaluru | ISRO has announced significant progress in the design and development of a Semicryogenic engine or Liquid Oxygen / Kerosene engine with a high thrust of 2,000 kN (kilonewton) that will ...

After spending a few months in Mega Bay 2 fully stacked, Ship 39 – the first V3 Ship – has rolled to Masseys for cryogenic proof testing. This is a key milestone ahead of Flight 12, with its partner, ...

India's private space sector, led by Agnikul Cosmos and supported by ISRO and IN-SPACe, has successfully conducted its first semi-cryogenic engine cluster test.

Chennai-based Agnikul Cosmos has successfully demonstrated three clustered Agnilet engines firing together. This is the first such test in India, and even ISRO does not possess this technology yet.