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OUR VALUES

abhayam

Fearlessness

The confidence to boldly enter unforseen markets and transcend boundaries between conventional disciplines.
achapalam

Focus

We focus our energy on the science, technology, and enterprises that can create the greatest impact on our planet.
arjavam

Transparency of Character

Straightforwardness — Acting all times in tune with our personal mission, corporate mission and our broader global mission.
dhriti

Steadfastness

The ability to withstand daily undulations in hypergrowth environments and volatile markets and venture into the new markets with steady, unwavering determination against the winds of resistance.
tapas

Self-discipline

The relentless quest to infuse efficiency, precision, and excellence into everything we do.
satya

Truthfulness

We strive to be true to ourselves, at all times. We will never rest on our laurels, but continuously strive to grow further.
tyaga

Renunciation

We seek to create long term sustainable impact.

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Saturday, 11 February 2017

More science heading to the International Space Station

SpaceX's upcoming Falcon 9 rocket launch from Kennedy Space Center will carry a host of science experiments to the International Space Station, aside from the SAGE III instrument to study Earth's atmosphere.

Friday, 10 February 2017

Next SpaceX launch will see rockets returning to Nasa's iconic Launch Complex-39A

SpaceX's ambitious launch plans for 2017 will see it fire a rocket to space every two weeks. And its next mission, scheduled for Saturday, will make history in another way.

Thursday, 09 February 2017

SpaceX to send a lethal superbug to the International Space Station on Valentine's Day: Scientists hope MRSA will mutate and reveal its secrets

On Valentine’s Day, SpaceX will launch a lethal pathogen into low-Earth orbit. The antibiotic-resistant superbug ‘MRSA’ will make its way to the International Space Station on February 14, where it will be subjected to microgravity – possibly spurring accelerated mutation.

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OUR VALUES

abhayam

Fearlessness

achapalam

Focus

arjavam

Transparency of Character

dhriti

Steadfastness

tapas

Self-discipline

satya

Truthfulness

tyaga

Renunciation

Videos

SELECTED RELEASES AND TALKS

More science heading to the International Space Station

Next SpaceX launch will see rockets returning to Nasa's iconic Launch Complex-39A

SpaceX to send a lethal superbug to the International Space Station on Valentine's Day: Scientists hope MRSA will mutate and reveal its secrets

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