
Space industry
PTC Industries files ₹1,800-crore institutional share allotment
The October 9 filing records 854,700 shares at ₹21,060 each. A next-day correction fixes the amount in words; the documents do not earmark all proceeds for space.
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Space industry
The October 9 filing records 854,700 shares at ₹21,060 each. A next-day correction fixes the amount in words; the documents do not earmark all proceeds for space.

Auroras
The astronaut’s dated X post shows the atmospheric display. His caption links it to solar activity, without a storm-strength measurement.

Launch
South Korean authorities reported two-way communications by October 7 evening; initial operations and performance verification remain the next steps.

Launch
The Chennai founder’s timetable covers two spacecraft and a separate November relaunch target; the flights remain planned.

Atmospheric science
The October 7 release notice sets out access to global infrared measurements through EUMETCast and the Data Store, while warning that commissioning continues and delivery may stop without notice.

Space astronomy
The October 8 circular separates CZTI’s detector measurements for the October 7 burst; its Compton-event analysis remains preliminary.

Re-entry research
An October 7 photograph records the Indian-origin astronaut holding a capsule aboard Cygnus. NASA’s subsequent report describes planned re-entry measurements, with no performance results established.

Launch
The October 10 flight carried 21 Northrop Grumman spacecraft for a US military communications network. Deployment precedes the constellation’s expected operational capability in 2027.

Satellite fire monitoring
The October 9–10 field review examined harvest-season monitoring. A Times of India report describes partial drone surveillance and 80–90 planned aircraft, rather than a completed deployment.

Earth observation
The October 9 notice extends the campaign that began in March 2025, keeping additional observations planned beyond the nominal two-satellite constellation.

Launch
Launch reports replace the October 10 target. DT Next puts mission CSR spending above ₹1.5 crore, while an earlier donor account listed ₹1 crore; the figures remain unreconciled.

Human spaceflight
The 47-second clip, dated October 7, credits the Indian-origin NASA astronaut with filming the return preparations. His role in the record is behind the camera.