Space Technology
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Iran successfully launches Saman-1 space tug
Tehran, IRNA - The Saman-1, along with a CubeSat and a research payload, has been successfully sent into space using a Simorgh launcher, according to the chief of Iran’s space agency.
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Iran to launch 8 more satellites by yearend
Tehran, IRNA — Iran says it will launch at least 6 to 8 satellites into space by the end of the current Iranian year on March 20, 2025.
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Iran's Space Industry Soars with Four New Satellites and a Transfer Block
Despite severe sanctions, Iran is making significant strides in its space program with the launch of four satellites and an orbital transfer vehicle.
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Chinese spacecraft successfully lands on far side of Moon
Tehran, IRNA – China’s Chang’e-6 spacecraft successfully makes a soft landing on the far side of the Moon and will soon begin collecting unique lunar samples, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) announced late Saturday.
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Iran's "Pars 1" research satellite put into orbit
Tehran, IRNA - Iran has successfully put a homemade research-measurement satellite into space's orbit, which marks the 12th satellite launch during President Ebrahim Raisi's administration.
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Iran to put foreign satellites into orbit in two years: Minister
Tehran, IRNA – Iran’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology Isa Zare’pour has said that the Islamic Republic aims to put into space satellites of other countries, using Iranian-made carriers and launchers within the next two years.
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‘Iran’s successful launch of Mahda satellite opens new window to space launches’
Tehran, IRNA – The Iranian minister of communications and information technology has said that the recent successful launch of three Iranian satellites into orbit has opened a new window to the country's space launches.
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Iran close to reaching geostationary space orbit
Tehran, IRNA – For the first time, the Islamic Republic of Iran has successfully put three homegrown satellites into space orbits with minimum and maximum altitudes of 450 km and 1,100 km above the Earth's surface, getting close to reaching the Geostationary Orbit (GEO), also known as geosynchronous orbit, after years.