Pakistan’s first private space company, The Rocket & Satellite Company Limited, announced

[Tamiyah]

I got some information about his project.
Apparently this guy is making a reuseable rocket. Which would land on its platform (just like SpaceX)
It's payload is 300 kg to LEO.
The most important part is that it will be made in Pakistan.

 

[MAB]

This guy is definitely a fraud. His website, which seems to be the only source of information is full of grammatical errors.

 

[Tamiyah]

This guy is definitely a fraud. His website, which seems to be the only source of information is full of grammatical errors.

I agree with you. If this guy was legit then our Science and Technology minister Mr. Fawad Chaudhary must have acknowledged his effort. Let's wait a little further to prove our assumption.

 

[Enigma SIG]

I got some information about his project.
Apparently this guy is making a reuseable rocket. Which would land on its platform (just like SpaceX)
It's payload is 300 kg to LEO.
The most important part is that it will be made in Pakistan.

See my earlier post. SpaceX had the support of ex-NASA engineers as employees. What does this guy have?

 

[Tamiyah]

See my earlier post. SpaceX had the support of ex-NASA engineers as employees. What does this guy have?

Nothing.

 

[Falcon26]

This guy is definitely a fraud. His website, which seems to be the only source of information is full of grammatical errors.

Pakistan has totally abrogated its responsibility to invest in space sciences and technology and so dubious characters like this individual are milking the international trends by promising to execute a seemingly complex and capital intensive projects.

 

[ghazi52]

Pakistan became first country in south Asia to launch a rocket in space with the help of NASA in 1962.

 

[jamahir]

Pakistan became first country in south Asia to launch a rocket in space with the help of NASA in 1962.

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I believe both India and Pakistan simultaneously got American rockets as their first rockets ( the Nike Apache rocket ). And both failed to make ambitious goals. Pakistan became limited to military rocketry and India became limited to making launch rockets for satellites.

Both could have easily started human launch programs in the 1960s itself.

 

[mdmm]

Brothers.
Kindly inform.How many Satellites do Pakistan have in space today ??

Pakistan’s first private space company, The Rocket & Satellite Company Limited, announced this week that it has registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Government of Pakistan.

The company announced that it will offer low-cost solutions in three main areas: space launch systems, satellite manufacturing, and ground segment as a service. In the long-term, the company plans to offer solutions in the areas of space debris and in-orbit satellite servicing to increase satellite life.

The Rocket & Satellite Company Limited’s space debris solution will reduce the risk of satellite and spacecraft in-space collisions due to space debris, saving significant money for space-based companies. Its focus will be to provide low cost space technology and provide solutions for the issue of space debris through the combined use of artificial Intelligence (AI) and space tech.

Additionally, the the company will address in-orbit servicing to increase the lifespan of a satellite by providing platform for scientists, engineers, professionals, and students to offer their skills and serve space industries, ensuring the best solutions for the betterment of humanity.

The Rocket & Satellite Company Limited is based in Karachi and led by CEO Sami Ullah Khan. Further information is available on the company’s website, as well as its social media presence on Twitter and LinkedIn.


https://spacewatch.global/2020/05/t...rst-private-space-company-is-ready-to-launch/

 

[ghazi52]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1404346348539977731

 

[Blacklight]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1404346348539977731

Salute to those who achieved this unimaginable feat, and to you Sir for posting this video!

 

[Black Tornado]

Any updates on this startup?

 

[Falcon26]

This startup has never seemed a serious venture to me. Glad to be proven wrong, but I have my doubts it even exists on the ground.

 

[Mrityunjay Rai]

I believe both India and Pakistan simultaneously got American rockets as their first rockets ( the Nike Apache rocket ). And both failed to make ambitious goals. Pakistan became limited to military rocketry and India became limited to making launch rockets for satellites.

Both could have easily started human launch programs in the 1960s itself.

Few days ago you were "socialist " and against space programs to motorcycles.

Was it necessary to poke your nose when Pakistanis were discussing about their country without bringing India.

 

[jamahir]

Few days ago you were "socialist " and against space programs to motorcycles.

When was I against space programs ?

But yes, I am still against motorcycles.

Was it necessary to poke your nose when Pakistanis were discussing about their country without bringing India.

Bringing India was necessary. Please read my post that you quoted.