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http://www.suparco.gov.pk/downloadables/paksat1r-web-full.wmv
Launch date 11 August 2011
PakSat-1R (PakSat-1 Replacement) is an advanced geosynchronous communications satellite that is manufactured and operated by the Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), an executive space authority of the government of Pakistan. China was behind its design, build, launch and funding.
PakSat-1R was Pakistan's first newly built geostationary telecommunications satellite and was launched from Xichang, China, at 16:15 UTC on 11 August 2011. Launched on the Long March 3B rocket, the satellite has a design life of 15 years with initial goals to provide broadband internet access, digital television broadcasting, remote and rural telephony, emergency communications, tele-education and tele-medicine services across South and Central Asia, Eastern Europe, East Africa and the Far East. The satellite successfully took over the operations of its predecessor, the PakSat-1 satellite leased by Pakistan, in geostationary orbit at 38° East
2014 is set to see a new launch by Pakistan
Reference:
Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) would launch a high resolution Remote Sensing Satellite System (RSSS), in 2014, to meet the national and international user requirements in the field of satellite imagery. | Pakistan Today | Latest news | Breaking news | Pakistan News | World news | Business | Sport and Multimedia
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) would launch a high resolution Remote Sensing Satellite System (RSSS), in 2014, to meet the national and international user requirements in the field of satellite imagery.
Talking to sources, an official said that it will be helpful in exploiting the potentials of space technologies for natural resource surveying and environmental monitoring. RSSS will also be significant in executing application projects of national significance, transfer technology to users in public and private sectors as remote sensing along with its allied technologies which has become an industry in itself.
The official was of the view that RSSS will also be helpful in improving agriculture of the country, water resources, ennvironment and other such issues. Pakistan entered the space age with the formal launching of a second hand Paksat-I in January 200. "Since then our scientists and engineers had been making endeavours to launch indigenous satellite and ensure country's permanent presence in the space" he said.
Pakistan launched communication satellite Paksat-IR in 2011, which has 30 transponders, design life of 15 years and will provide TV broadcasting, internet and data communications services in South and Central Asia, Eastern Europe, East Africa and the Far East.
Under the vision 2040 of Pakistan's Space program, many more satellites will be launched, which will help to improve socio-economic condition of the country
http://www.suparco.gov.pk/downloadables/paksat1r-web-full.wmv
Launch date 11 August 2011
PakSat-1R (PakSat-1 Replacement) is an advanced geosynchronous communications satellite that is manufactured and operated by the Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), an executive space authority of the government of Pakistan. China was behind its design, build, launch and funding.
PakSat-1R was Pakistan's first newly built geostationary telecommunications satellite and was launched from Xichang, China, at 16:15 UTC on 11 August 2011. Launched on the Long March 3B rocket, the satellite has a design life of 15 years with initial goals to provide broadband internet access, digital television broadcasting, remote and rural telephony, emergency communications, tele-education and tele-medicine services across South and Central Asia, Eastern Europe, East Africa and the Far East. The satellite successfully took over the operations of its predecessor, the PakSat-1 satellite leased by Pakistan, in geostationary orbit at 38° East
2014 is set to see a new launch by Pakistan
Reference:
Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) would launch a high resolution Remote Sensing Satellite System (RSSS), in 2014, to meet the national and international user requirements in the field of satellite imagery. | Pakistan Today | Latest news | Breaking news | Pakistan News | World news | Business | Sport and Multimedia
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) would launch a high resolution Remote Sensing Satellite System (RSSS), in 2014, to meet the national and international user requirements in the field of satellite imagery.
Talking to sources, an official said that it will be helpful in exploiting the potentials of space technologies for natural resource surveying and environmental monitoring. RSSS will also be significant in executing application projects of national significance, transfer technology to users in public and private sectors as remote sensing along with its allied technologies which has become an industry in itself.
The official was of the view that RSSS will also be helpful in improving agriculture of the country, water resources, ennvironment and other such issues. Pakistan entered the space age with the formal launching of a second hand Paksat-I in January 200. "Since then our scientists and engineers had been making endeavours to launch indigenous satellite and ensure country's permanent presence in the space" he said.
Pakistan launched communication satellite Paksat-IR in 2011, which has 30 transponders, design life of 15 years and will provide TV broadcasting, internet and data communications services in South and Central Asia, Eastern Europe, East Africa and the Far East.
Under the vision 2040 of Pakistan's Space program, many more satellites will be launched, which will help to improve socio-economic condition of the country
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