نحوست کے بدل چھٹتے کے بعد ایک خبر سنی
جس کو سنتے ساتھ ہی پتا چلا کہ یہ قوم صرف سوشل میڈیا کے جاہلوں پر ہی مشتمل نہیں
ہم ایک عظیم قوم ہیں - اللہ ہم پر کیوں رحم نہیں فرماۓ گا
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s lunar mission (ICUBE-Q) will be launched on the coming Friday from Hainan, China. According to Pakistan’s Institute of Space Technology (IST), the satellite ICUBE-Q has been designed and developed by IST in collaboration with China’s Shanghai University (SJTU) and support from Pakistan’s national space agency SUPARCO.
Pakistan joins China’s club of lunar base partners
The launch activity will be telecast live on the IST website and IST social media accounts, an official statement said on Tuesday.
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Pakistan is set to embark on a ground-breaking lunar mission, as the country's historic ICUBE-Q satellite prepares for launch on Friday. The satellite will be carried aboard China's Chang'E6 spacecraft, scheduled to depart from Hainan, China, at 1250 PST.
According to the Institute of Space Technology (IST), the satellite ICUBE-Q has been designed and developed by IST in collaboration with China’s Shanghai University SJTU and Pakistan’s national space agency SUPARCO.
ICUBE-Q orbiter carries two optical cameras to image the lunar surface. Following successful qualification and testing, ICUBE-Q has now been integrated with the Chang’e6 mission. Chang’e6 is the sixth in a series of China’s lunar exploration missions.
The launch activity will be telecast live on the IST website and social media platforms. Chang’6 will touch down on the moon’s far side to collect samples from the surface and return to Earth for research.
The mission holds significance for Pakistan as it will also take a Pakistan CubeSat Satellite iCube-Q, developed by IST.
CubeSats are miniature satellites typically characterised by their small size and standardised design. They are constructed in a cubic shape, consisting of modular components that adhere to specific size constraints.
These satellites often weigh no more than a few kilogrammes and are deployed in space for various purposes.
Read more: Shooting for the moon: Pakistan's lunar ambitions
The primary purpose of cubesats is to facilitate scientific research, technology development, and educational initiatives in space exploration.
These satellites are utilised for a wide range of missions, including Earth observations, remote sensing, atmospheric research, communications, astronomy, and technology demonstration.
Due to their compact size and relatively low cost compared to traditional satellites, CubeSats offer opportunities for universities, research institutions, and commercial entities to participate in space missions and gather valuable data for scientific advancement and innovation.
They serve as platforms for testing new technologies and concepts, enabling access to space for a broader range of users and promoting collaboration within the space community.
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یہ تھریڈ میں فورم پر موجود کسی بھی عمرانی گند کو ٹیگ نہیں کر رہا ہوں
صرف اپنے پا جی کے لئے
Sohail Shuja
جس کو سنتے ساتھ ہی پتا چلا کہ یہ قوم صرف سوشل میڈیا کے جاہلوں پر ہی مشتمل نہیں
ہم ایک عظیم قوم ہیں - اللہ ہم پر کیوں رحم نہیں فرماۓ گا
Lunar mission to be launched from China on Friday
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s lunar mission (ICUBE-Q) will be launched on the coming Friday from Hainan, China. According to Pakistan’s Institute of Space Technology (IST), the satellite ICUBE-Q has been designed and developed by IST in collaboration with China’s Shanghai University (SJTU) and support from Pakistan’s national space agency SUPARCO.
Pakistan joins China’s club of lunar base partners
The launch activity will be telecast live on the IST website and IST social media accounts, an official statement said on Tuesday.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2024
Lunar mission to be launched from China on Friday
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s lunar mission (ICUBE-Q) will be launched on the coming Friday from Hainan, China. According...
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Pakistan’s historic lunar mission to be launched on Friday
ICUBE-Q satellite will be carried aboard China's Chang'E6 spacecraft, says IST
Pakistan is set to embark on a ground-breaking lunar mission, as the country's historic ICUBE-Q satellite prepares for launch on Friday. The satellite will be carried aboard China's Chang'E6 spacecraft, scheduled to depart from Hainan, China, at 1250 PST.
According to the Institute of Space Technology (IST), the satellite ICUBE-Q has been designed and developed by IST in collaboration with China’s Shanghai University SJTU and Pakistan’s national space agency SUPARCO.
ICUBE-Q orbiter carries two optical cameras to image the lunar surface. Following successful qualification and testing, ICUBE-Q has now been integrated with the Chang’e6 mission. Chang’e6 is the sixth in a series of China’s lunar exploration missions.
The launch activity will be telecast live on the IST website and social media platforms. Chang’6 will touch down on the moon’s far side to collect samples from the surface and return to Earth for research.
The mission holds significance for Pakistan as it will also take a Pakistan CubeSat Satellite iCube-Q, developed by IST.
CubeSats are miniature satellites typically characterised by their small size and standardised design. They are constructed in a cubic shape, consisting of modular components that adhere to specific size constraints.
These satellites often weigh no more than a few kilogrammes and are deployed in space for various purposes.
Read more: Shooting for the moon: Pakistan's lunar ambitions
The primary purpose of cubesats is to facilitate scientific research, technology development, and educational initiatives in space exploration.
These satellites are utilised for a wide range of missions, including Earth observations, remote sensing, atmospheric research, communications, astronomy, and technology demonstration.
Due to their compact size and relatively low cost compared to traditional satellites, CubeSats offer opportunities for universities, research institutions, and commercial entities to participate in space missions and gather valuable data for scientific advancement and innovation.
They serve as platforms for testing new technologies and concepts, enabling access to space for a broader range of users and promoting collaboration within the space community.
Pakistan’s historic lunar mission to be launched on Friday | The Express Tribune
ICUBE-Q satellite will be carried aboard China's Chang'E6 spacecraft, says IST
یہ تھریڈ میں فورم پر موجود کسی بھی عمرانی گند کو ٹیگ نہیں کر رہا ہوں
صرف اپنے پا جی کے لئے
Sohail Shuja
