Spacefields Successfully Fires India’s First Aerospike Rocket Engine | CNBC TV18

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Spacetech startup for propulsion systems SpaceFields successfully fires India's first aerospike rocket engine! CEO Apurwa Masook speaks to Arundathi Ram & Ritu Singh on company's growth plans, revenue story & more.
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@rajeshbobba3851 2 дня назад

Welcome to space startups.

@MegaMonster-m5x 2 дня назад

It's always a solid propulsion engine, When are we going to make a liquid propulsion and a more powerful cryogenic engine.

@nskreviews923 2 дня назад

Soon Surya is coming

@unwind1613 День назад

These are not one day thing...... Let our space startup work

@bineetgupta День назад

Solid propulsion = ICBM Now you have the answer 😂 Government of India (chahe Congress driving seat pe ho ya BJP) ko ek se badh k ek ICBM chahiye, shayad apne gand me dalte honge vo sab, kiyuki dar ka mohol to bilkul bhi nahi bana pate usse, jab enemy badmashi kare aur ICBM dikha k flex karne ka Bari hota hai tab unko gandhigiri sujhta hai 😂 US me Civilian spaceflight me kamm karne vali koi bhi company, Solid boosters ko hath bhi nahi lagati because it's trash for Civilian spaceflight, increases costs, can't be scaled up fast, lacks resuablity and no scope for, efficiency, innovation and learning. Jo bhi company Solid booster pe kamm karti hai vo ya to bankrupt hojati hai, ya phir shanti se Tokyo drift mar k Army k pass chali jati hai apna designs leke aur vaha se paisa banati hai. India me jo bhi Solid pe kamm kar raha hai vo missile bana k hi paisa bana sakta hai Commercial market me pit jayega vo 😂 that's why agnikul cosmos is working on liquid propulsion only

@RemoDesu-w7q День назад

Jai Bharat. Well Done India. Well Done 1.4 billion Indians.

@chandra11116 День назад

Thanks!

@rahulmandal9001 День назад

wow

@anusuyasamal8428 День назад

Well done 👍👍❤️❤️

@okman9684 День назад

Thee CEO of the company is too secretive about their state like Blue Origins

@oppertunist-trader 2 дня назад

Generic answers with big complicated words....all we know is that the CEO of a startup should not be like this for their own good.

@Kalyan-reddy 2 дня назад

You make one startup and come for interview and show him. otherwise please ...

@pratikpaharia 2 дня назад

@@Kalyan-reddy Not everything has to be a "put-down" criticism. The point OP makes is valid, and I am sure the speaker itself would agree once they see their responses. The thing for me is that such forums are a great opportunity for start ups, specially technolgy based ventures, to get people excited about what they are doing. This requires a candid response and kind of "putting your heart out there" and let people see what you are doing and why and how you plan to succeed. Personally where I thnk the speaker faltered is his response on GTM strategy. As a technologist myself who is very impatiently rooting for success of Indian startups in the field of technology, I would have loved to know what this changes for the technology of Indian space missions in public and prvate space, and how this helps nudge us up in the global technology pecking order. I mean Aerospike engines are not a commercial reality today (fwik, but i could be wrong), and this could make this a really exciting space to look out for.

@NoName-bz3vb День назад

@@pratikpaharia The space start-ups in India are headed by typical engineers, unlike most other start-ups, so we all see the difference in how they communicate. BTW, they get invited to news channels, such as this, for what they have achieved and not to impress investors. Once they get established, hopefully they would hire a CEO who can communicate well to impress but know $hit about the tech that goes behind the product.

@okman9684 День назад

He sound fine to me. If i was a CEO of an emerging space company with both civilian and military use then i will also keep my words simple and less descriotive about the workings and financials of the company. Heck even SpaceX is secretive about their revenue and spending and talks less about their present and their actual capabilities. Looks like you are looking from an engineering perspective while i am looking this in a business perspective