Agnikul Cosmos Completes Simultaneous Test of Three Semi-Cryogenic Engines
Agnikul Cosmos successfully tested three semi-cryogenic rocket engines at once on October 23, 2025, in Sriharikota. This is a big step for their Agnibaan rocket.
#AgnikulCosmos, #Agnibaan, #3DRocketEngine, #Sriharikota, #IndianSpace
https://newsletter.tf/agnikul-tests-three-3d-printed-engines-october-2025/
Agnikul Cosmos tested three of its 3D-printed rocket engines at the same time. This is a big step for India's private space program.
#AgnikulCosmos, #Agnibaan, #3DRocketEngine, #Sriharikota, #IndianSpace
https://newsletter.tf/agnikul-tests-three-3d-printed-engines-october-2025/
🇮🇳 The #Agnibaan rocket engine can be 3D-printed in under 72 hours. Agnibaan is designed to carry payloads of up to 100 kg to #LEO with #LaunchCost under $10 million https://engineerine.com/indias-3d-printed-rocket/
📆 Nov 23, 2025 #AgnikulCosmos has raised $17 million 💰 at $500 million valuation. In May 2024, Agnikul completed its first space flight from its own private launch pad, and aims to achieve full rocket #reusability ♻️ https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chennai/agnikul-raises-17-mn-at-500-mn-valuation-to-focus-on-orbital-launch-booster-recovery/articleshow/125515987.cms
India has made history with the launch of the Agnibaan SOrTeD rocket—featuring the world’s first single-piece 3D-printed engine. Developed by Chennai-based startup Agnikul Cosmos, this ultra-low-cost rocket—built for under $10 million—marks a major leap in affordable space access. Backed by ISRO and IIT Madras, it’s a bold example of how innovation can lift developing nations into orbit.
Soyuz 2.1a suziri batek #ProgressMS27 zamaontzia jaurti du Nazioarteko Espazio Estaziora Baikonurko kosmodromotik.
Atzo Txinako Galactic Energy enpresak, #Ceres1S Y2 suziria jaurti zuen Itsaso Horitik, #Tianqi 4 sateliteekin.
Indiako #Agnibaan suziri suborbitala jaurti dute gaur.
Gearing up for another attempt.
New NOTAM for Agnibaan SubOrbital Technological Demonstrator (SOrTeD) issued with enforcement duration between 0000-0400 (UTC), 28 May to 05 June 2024
#AgniKulCosmos: Successful completion of the flight acceptance test of #Agnilet engine
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=bj805ThRvtM
#Agnibaan #Indien #Raumfahrt #Rakete #Spaceflight
7.2.2023
Humbled to announce the successful completion of Agnilet's flight acceptance test for our upcoming controlled suborbital flight. This engine was completely manufactured at Agnikul's Rocket Factory - 1. In this particular test, we were able to fire our Agnilet engine for over and above the mission burn time as required for flight acceptance. Sea level thrust: 6 kN Mass flow rate: 3 kg/s Propellants: Subcooled LOX at 84K & ATF (semi cryogenic engine) Burn time: 108 seconds Cooling: Regeneratively Cooled Manufacturing technique: Agnilet is a single piece rocket engine - the whole engine is 3d printed, in one shot and as a single component thereby eliminating manual assembly in manufacturing of the engine. Nozzle area ratio: If you can find the mach diamonds, you can guess the area ratio :) A vacuum optimised version of this Agnilet will be used in the second stage of Agnikul's orbital vehicle - Agnibaan. #MakeInIndia #aatmaNirbharBharat #agnibaan #agnikul #semicryogenic #rocketengine #rocketenginetest #madeinIndiaForTheWorld #startupIndia #3dprinting #additiveManufacturing
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