GalaxEye’s Suyash Singh On OptoSAR, The Drishti Mission & A 30-Satellite Constellation

What if satellites could see through clouds, smoke and darkness—and give us a clearer picture of Earth, 24/7?On Young Turks Reloaded, Shereen Bhan speaks to Suyash Singh, founder & CEO of GalaxEye, about building OptoSAR, a proprietary technology that combines optical imaging with Synthetic Aperture Radar to create a new approach to Earth observation.Singh opens up about Mission Drishti, GalaxEye’s 190-kg satellite, its launch aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9, and the solar storm that disrupted the mission soon after deployment.From 400+ drone flights to bringing manufacturing in-house, GalaxEye is now preparing for its next chapter—with an ambition to build a 30-satellite constellation by 2030 for defence, disaster management and commercial Earth observation.Can an Indian deep-tech startup build the eyes the world needs from space?What if satellites could see through clouds, smoke and darkness—and give us a clearer picture of Earth, 24/7?On Young Turks Reloaded, Shereen Bhan speaks to Suyash Singh, founder & CEO of GalaxEye, about building OptoSAR, a proprietary technology that combines optical imaging with Synthetic Aperture Radar to create a new approach to Earth observation.Singh opens up about Mission Drishti, GalaxEye’s 190-kg satellite, its launch aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9, and the solar storm that disrupted the mission soon after deployment.From 400+ drone flights to bringing manufacturing in-house, GalaxEye is now preparing for its next chapter—with an ambition to build a 30-satellite constellation by 2030 for defence, disaster management and commercial Earth observation.Can an Indian deep-tech startup build the eyes the world needs from space?