Manastu Space

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About Manastu Space

Manastu Space is a Mumbai-based Indian space startup developing next-generation green propulsion solutions for small satellites. The company's core technology centers on hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) as a monopropellant — a non-toxic, storable propellant that produces only water vapor when decomposed, making it a truly green alternative to conventional hydrazine propulsion.

Manastu Space's product line includes the GP-LAM (Green Propulsion Liquid Apogee Module), the Vyom 2U cubesat propulsion module, and the I-Booster propulsion unit — covering a range of satellite sizes from 2U cubesats to larger spacecraft. These systems provide attitude control, orbit maintenance, and de-orbit capability using propulsion that is safe to handle, store, and transport — significantly simplifying satellite integration and launch processing.

With ISRO as a partner and backing from DRDO (Defense Research and Development Organisation), Manastu Space is building India's indigenous green propulsion ecosystem. The company has supplied propulsion systems to Indian satellite programs and is working toward commercializing its technology for domestic and international satellite operators seeking cost-effective, safe in-space propulsion.

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300N modular green propulsion Liquid Apogee Module for launch vehicle upper stages, OTVs, and GEO spacecraft — multi-restart apogee raise, plane change, and compliant deorbit.

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Green chemical propulsion system with 4x1N thrusters for 100-500kg satellites — hydrazine-free alternative delivered to India's DRDO for satellite maneuvering, December 2024.

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Self-pressurizing micro-propulsion system with 1-10 mN thrust for CubeSats up to 50kg — non-toxic HTP monopropellant, flight-tested at IN-SPACe facility with full success.

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Flight-proven 1N monopropellant green propulsion system for 5U-24U+ satellites — flew aboard ISRO's PSLV-C60 POEM-4, 700+ seconds cumulative firing, TRL-8.

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