Kazakh scientists and engineers are working on the development of an ultra-light class launch vehicle, which will allow the republic to independently launch a payload into space. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of Kazakhstan Zhaslan Madiyev.
"Our own Kazakh development – it is an ultra-light class launch vehicle, the program is designed to 2030 year. We are gradually developing it, to create independent access to space, which is an important step in maintaining the status of a space state", – Madiev noted.
As part of the program of unification of scientific institutes of Kazakhstan, he conducts research and work on key rocket technologies, including engines, control systems and fuel. One of the stages of preparation will be the testing of the first meteorological missile, which will help test technologies for the future ultralight launch vehicle.
The program is aimed at forming the strategic independence of Kazakhstan in the space industry, development of national science and strengthening of competencies in rocket engineering.
Important stages and perspectives
- Creation of an ultra-light class launch vehicle to 2030 year.
- Testing and testing of technologies based on meteorological launches.
- Development of space launch infrastructure and integration with international projects.
According to the minister, these initiatives will allow Kazakhstan to independently launch satellites and payloads into space, and will also strengthen the country's position in the international space community.
Source: https://lookintothe.space