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Can space tech startup Bellatrix succeed in uncharted orbit?
A new generation of Indian entrepreneurs are building ambitious companies in space tech. One of them, Bellatrix Aerospace, has now set its sights on the global race to build a satellite for an ultra-low orbit.
28 May, 2026•10 min
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28 May, 2026•10 min
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