Vikram-1
Indian small-lift launch vehicle developed by Skyroot Aerospace
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Vikram-1
Indian small-lift launch vehicle developed by Skyroot Aerospace
Vikram-1 (Sanskrit, lit. 'Brave', also known as Vikram-I) is a four-stage, expendable orbital small-lift launch vehicle developed by Skyroot Aerospace. Its first three stages are solid stages, while the fourth stage is a liquid stage, powered by hypergolic propellant.
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Vikram-1 (Sanskrit, lit. 'Brave', also known as Vikram-I) is a four-stage, expendable orbital small-lift launch vehicle developed by Skyroot Aerospace. Its first three stages are solid stages, while the fourth stage is a liquid stage, powered by hypergolic propellant. The first flight, known as Aagaman, flew on 18 July 2026. The launch was a success, making India the third country with a private orbital launch capability, after the U.S. and China.
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