Rhumi 1 rocket made history by launching three Cube satellites into orbit and safely returning to land in just 7 minutes, setting a new standard for rapid space missions
«At Martin Group, we are always on the lookout for innovative ventures that push the boundaries of technology and contribute to a better future. Our commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) drives us to support cutting-edge advancements with the potential to transform industries and inspire students in rocket science and space technology. Supporting Space Zone India aligns perfectly with our vision», said Jose Charles Martin, Managing Director of Martin Group. The rocket carried three Cube satellites designed to monitor and collect data on atmospheric conditions, including cosmic radiation intensity, UV radiation intensity, air quality, and more. The rocket deployed 50 different Pico satellites, each dedicated to studying various aspects of atmospheric conditions such as vibration, accelerometer readings, altitude, ozone levels, toxic content, and natural and synthetic molecular bonding of fibers, enhancing our understanding of environmental dynamics.
«Their dedication to sustainability and excellence in aerospace technology is truly inspiring.
