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India Unveils First Privately Built 800 kN Full-Flow Staged Combustion Rocket Engine “Everest”

Astrobase Space Technologies unveiled an 800 kN full-flow staged combustion LOX-methane engine, targeting reusable medium-lift launches.

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India Unveils First Privately Built 800 kN Full-Flow Staged Combustion Rocket Engine “Everest”

India’s first privately built 800 kN full-flow staged combustion rocket engine was unveiled by space startup Astrobase Space Technologies. The company says the LOX-methane “Everest” engine is designed for medium-lift launch vehicles and aims for reusability, with a stated throttle range of 50% to 110% and specific impulse of around 340 seconds. Astrobase plans a major next step: a full-engine hot-fire test, followed by integration and development toward orbital missions.

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