The dream of skyrocketing from Bangladesh is coming true with the dreamer 20 students of Mymensingh Engineering College. This research team of Tit and Electronics Engineering is going to launch a rocket in Bangladesh after 5 consecutive years of research.
After completing the final stage of the research, after the creation of 4 rockets called “Dhumketu”, it is now just awaiting approval for the launch of the rocket. The research team said that initially weather data could be collected, but later on, the rocket could be used in space research, including satellites, which would be used in the country's support for government support. The research team believes that it is possible to open new doors of research.
The rocket, made in the name of cosmic objects, is a product of 5 consecutive years of tireless work and research. The 20-person Alpha Science Lab Team has produced 4 rockets weighing 100 kg after the final research.
Nahian, head of the comet rocket team, said that he had to burn a lot of wood to discover the rocket in his own research without any kind of patronage, and founder and team leader Nahian Al Rahman said, "We have reached this situation after a lot of ups and downs."
in the land of As there is no department on rocket science, it is difficult to collect research information and text materials from outside the country on private initiative. They believe that new innovations are possible on the soil of the country along with space research if they get government support.
3 members of the research team said, "We lacked support. If we get sponsorship, it is possible to complete the research paper successfully in Bangladesh, not just Rocket Suts, but we are now thinking of publishing a research paper in an international journal."
Mymensingh City Mayor has assured to be able to support the development of information technology and research, he expects the government to take a look at the issue.
The Alpha Science Lab of Mymensingh Engineering College aims to send people into space with its own technology by 2035. In addition, the research team is continuing research in the manufacture of electric bikes and aircraft.
