Skyroot Aerospace s'approche d'un lancement orbital avec la fusée Vikram-1

11 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

La principale société spatiale privée indienne est en bonne voie pour tenter son premier vol orbital plus tard cette année. Skyroot Aerospace prévoit de lancer le véhicule Vikram-1 dans les deux prochains mois, après avoir terminé les tests finaux.

Le gouvernement indien a ouvert son secteur spatial aux entreprises privées en 2020, permettant aux firmes de construire et de lancer des fusées en utilisant les installations étatiques. Ce changement de politique a suivi la croissance des industries spatiales commerciales aux États-Unis et en Chine. Skyroot, fondée en 2018, s'est imposée comme l'acteur le plus avancé de ce nouvel écosystème.

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