Panchakoshi.Space designs next-generation launch vehicles and runs open research on everything beyond our atmosphere, from near-Earth orbit to deep space.
Our engineering team works on compact engines, composite fuselages and landing systems designed to fly again and again. Every vehicle starts as a simulation, then a test stand, then a launch pad.
From Earth's upper atmosphere to distant galaxies, our scientists study planets, stars, radiation and the space between. We publish what we learn so students, universities and other teams can build on it.
Launch pads, ground stations, satellites and research labs share one data network. Telemetry from every flight and every observation moves between nodes in seconds, so teams can act on it while it is still fresh.
The name refers to five sheaths, layers that wrap a single core. We use the same idea to organise our work: five layers around one purpose.
Engines and fuel.
Frames and materials.
Guidance and control.
Satellites and relay.
Research and data.
Researchers, students, launch customers and curious people are all welcome. Leave a note and the team will reply.
Website: panchakoshi.space