Space technology is seeing a global boom, and India is right at the forefront. The Indian startup scene has exploded from a single startup in 2014 to over 200 in 2024. Where will the personnel to power this boost come from? With robust support from our visionary alumnus Mr. Deepak Satwalekar (B.Tech. (Hons.), Mechanical Engineering, 1971), IIT Bombay is setting up a new laboratory to support research & development, innovation and hands-on student learning in space technology related areas. The n

2.1K views · 60 reactions | The future of space belongs to India! India is set to land on the Moon by 2040, launch a mission to Venus, build the Bharatiya Anthariksh Station by 2028, and develop a new reusable low-cost launch vehicle. India is charting a course to explore the universe, redefining what's possible, and inspiring generations to come #SpaceTech #FutureOfSpace #IndiaInSpace #SpaceExploration | MyGovIndia | Facebook