Remote-sensing Satellite
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Qaem105 satellite carrier to be launched by next year
TEHRAN, Sep. 15 (MNA) – The commander of the space division of IRGC Aerospace Force said that ‘Qaem-105’ satellite carrier and ‘Noor-4’ satellite will be launched into the space the next Iranian calendar year (to start March 21, 2025).
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Iran's Tolou-3 satellite to be put into orbit by yearend
TEHRAN, Aug. 19 (MNA) – An indigenous imaging satellite 'Tolou-3' will be put into orbit by yearend (19 March 2024), said the head of the Electronic Industries Organization Rear Admiral Amir Rastegari said on Saturday.
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Iran marks National Day of Space Technology
TEHRAN, Feb. 03 (MNA) – Iran is among the nine countries in the world that has successfully launched a satellite independently.
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ISA puts constructing satellite sys. atop agenda: official
TEHRAN, Oct. 15 (MNA) – The Head of the Iranian Space Agency (ISA) said that his agency has put the construction of a satellite system atop its agenda.
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China launches new remote sensing satellite into orbit
TEHRAN, Oct. 15 (MNA) – China sent a new remote-sensing satellite into space from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in the southwestern province of Sichuan.
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US reacts to successful launch of Zoljanah satellite carrier
TEHRAN, Jun. 26 (MNA) – The White House on Sunday reacted to Iran's successful launch of Zoljanah satellite vehicle and expressed concern about it.
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VIDEO: Moment “Simorgh” satellite carrier launched into space
TEHRAN, Dec. 30 (MNA) – For the first time, three research cargoes were launched into space simultaneously by “Simorgh satellite carrier” at an altitude of 470 km and a speed of 7,350 meters per second.
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“Simorgh” satellite carrier successfully launched into space
TEHRAN, Dec. 30 (MNA) – Spokesman for Iranian Defense Ministry’s Space Group Seyyed Ahmad Hosseini on Thursday announced that “Simorgh” Satellite Carrier successfully launched three research cargoes into the space.
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VIDEO: South Korea’s 1st missile launch failed
TEHRAN, Oct. 23 (MNA) – The first missile built by South Korea reached its desired height but it could not put a 1.5-tonne quasi-satellite into the orbit, so it failed to complete the mission.