Iranian Space program

[PeeD]

Good news: Orbit is high and quite circular --> it will stay in orbit for years.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1252978357035249664

Early Safir launches were very elliptic.

 

[TruthHurtz]

In less than two months another Solid fuel launch, I think fully solid fuel this time.

 

[Stryker1982]

Two-stage solid fuel missile (Salman Engine x2) if I read correctly.

 

[husseinibnali]

In less than two months another Solid fuel launch, I think fully solid fuel this time.

In less than two months?
Will the IRGC launch the other satellite or its Iranian space agency?

Could you put a link please?

 

[SOHEIL]

I don't think Iran has the technology to place a satellite in an orbit at all

 

[925boy]

It is a ballistic missile test.

Basically.

Iran has no intention of placing a satellite.

Are you sure of that? Iran has been investing in , testinga nd launching satellites for a bit now, so you cant say that with 100% certainty. THere is plausible deniability due to this technology being applicable in different fields.

I don't think Iran has the technology to place a satellite in an orbit at all.]

Iran just did though!

It is just Indirect missile testing

Yes.

. Again, I have been telling for sometime that Iran can't make high speed solid fuel ballistic missile with high accuracy

Iranian Zulfiqar ballistic missile is exactly this, prove me wrong. stop trolling!

due to lack of computer chips.

due to what? stop looking for raw materials and focus on the end products you've been talking about - missiles and space vehicles that Iran apparently cant make. are you serious?Iran is already at India's military level btw, only difference is Russian help and TOT and economies of scale benefits due to large volume of everything.

Nevertheless, satellites were launched in 1950s when there was no computer chips. So, Iran can launch satellites with lot of effort but solid fuel accurate missile of long range is impossible

THen whats the point of saying Iran didnt have computer chips to launch space vehicles? bro! u need to chill.. u use too much circular logic.

 

[Stryker1982]

Basically.

Are you sure of that? Iran has been investing in , testinga nd launching satellites for a bit now, so you cant say that with 100% certainty. THere is plausible deniability due to this technology being applicable in different fields.

Iran just did though!

Yes.


Iranian Zulfiqar ballistic missile is exactly this, prove me wrong. stop trolling!

due to what? stop looking for raw materials and focus on the end products you've been talking about - missiles and space vehicles that Iran apparently cant make. are you serious?Iran is already at India's military level btw, only difference is Russian help and TOT and economies of scale benefits due to large volume of everything.

THen whats the point of saying Iran didnt have computer chips to launch space vehicles? bro! u need to chill.. u use too much circular logic.

This is such a delightful post.

 

[Shams313]

Basically.

Are you sure of that? Iran has been investing in , testinga nd launching satellites for a bit now, so you cant say that with 100% certainty. THere is plausible deniability due to this technology being applicable in different fields.

Iran just did though!

Yes.


Iranian Zulfiqar ballistic missile is exactly this, prove me wrong. stop trolling!

due to what? stop looking for raw materials and focus on the end products you've been talking about - missiles and space vehicles that Iran apparently cant make. are you serious?Iran is already at India's military level btw, only difference is Russian help and TOT and economies of scale benefits due to large volume of everything.

THen whats the point of saying Iran didnt have computer chips to launch space vehicles? bro! u need to chill.. u use too much circular logic.

He probably lacks knowledge of irans electric industries capability.

And iran don't design chips (frackly say they did several), but others do, russian mcst, if I'm not wrong offered a deal for chips and processor, mostly for communication and military application..

I read a realated article years ago.

https://financialtribune.com/articl...60/russia-to-sell-computer-processors-to-iran

 

[925boy]

This is such a delightful post.

CHeers.

THe people who hate me the most on this forum are 95% usually those who use inconsistent and bad logic to defend their warped points and views. I'm happy to expose bad logic, especially when the end result of not doing so is people being brainwashed and misinformed. Lol

 

[Blue In Green]

CHeers.

THe people who hate me the most on this forum are 95% usually those who use inconsistent and bad logic to defend their warped points and views. I'm happy to expose bad logic, especially when the end result of not doing so is people being brainwashed and misinformed. Lol

Many on PDF just like to hate Iran and will use whatever mental gymnastics they can conjure up in order justify their positions no matter how objectively erroneous they are, that's all there is to it man lol.

 

[925boy]

Many on PDF just like to hate Iran and will use whatever mental gymnastics they can conjure up in order justify their positions no matter how objectively erroneous they are, that's all there is to it man lol.

No lie detected.

 

[yavar]

Iran IRGC Qassed 3-stage satellite launch vehicle (SLV) with Noor-1 military satellite cameras onboard telementry IR and SLV stage seperation , IRGC Chief Major Gen. Salami ( "Today we can see the world from space / We have made strategic leap in intelligence gathering ), IRGC Aerospace chief Gen. Hajizadeh.

 

[Hack-Hook]

It is a ballistic missile test. Iran has no intention of placing a satellite. I don't think Iran has the technology to place a satellite in an orbit at all. It is just Indirect missile testing

the things that even make Alice gave you a face palm

 

[TheImmortal]

For a military satellite it’s orbit is literally in areas Iran doesn’t need coverage. I mean technically it’s current orbit flies close to SECERT US military site Area 51.

So I assume this satellite can at least move a little because the current orbit seems not strategic for a military spy satellite. I assume it’s more for testing certain instruments and communication systems for the eventual Noor 2 version.

Still a light satellite Weight maybe 100-200kg? But iran hasn’t shown any heavier satellites to begin with.

 

[arashkamangir]

I have a feeling they are about to launch sh!t load of these in the coming months. Likely, they are going to create a grid of these smaller satellites, while costing < $1 Million per launch. This would be in line with asymmetrical approach.