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ЦитироватьПо данным журнала, речь идет об усовершенствованной ракете "Шахаб-3" дальностью до 1600 км.

ЦитироватьФигня. На нынешнем Шахабе максимум, что они смогут вывести на НЗО - 30-60 кг.

ЦитироватьДа, вчера был анонс, а сегодня спутник уже на орбите. Поздравляю иранцев с успехом, а форумчан с еще одной космической державой и, соответственно, бОльшим количеством новостей.

ЦитироватьНи за что не поверю, что они сначала запускали ракету "просто так", а через неделю будут запускать настоящий ИСЗ. Наверняка неудачный запуск.

ЦитироватьУ них там как у Маска с Фальконом, совсем чуть-чуть до космоса недолетает. И стратегия таже - тестировать в полете!

ЦитироватьВполне может оказаться, что весь их космос - это Скад с макетными верхними ступенями.

ЦитироватьIran's flight test of a space launch vehicle failed Aug. 17, according to radar tracking by a U.S. Navy destroyer and infrared data from U.S. Air Force Defense Support Program (DSP) missile warning spacecraft.

Key data on the failure were provided by the USS Russell, an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer patrolling the Persian Gulf.

Other U.S. intelligence assets gave the Russell and missile warning satellite system advanced notice of the test, enabling extra preparation for tracking its outcome.

The Russell also was one of three destroyers involved in the final radar tracking of the derelict National Reconnaissance Office USA 193 intelligence satellite that was destroyed by a Standard Missile-3 fired by another destroyer in the Persian Gulf group.

Although Iranian television views of the night launch of the Safir show a successful liftoff and initial climbout, radar data from the Russell and DSP infrared data show the vehicle went out of control at high altitude, never completing its ascent profile.

More than one DSP is used to monitor that region of the Middle East and it is likely data from the Iranian launch obtained from at least two DSPs are being analyzed. U.S. signal intelligence and imaging spacecraft also monitored preparations for the launch.

Even in failure, the test is still important because it indicates Iran is continuing to develop a space launch booster with propulsion and guidance

ЦитироватьСсылка на видео с запуском:

ЦитироватьВ средствах массовой информации почему то больше не говорят на данную тему.

ЦитироватьВ минувшее воскресенье иранское Аэрокосмическое агентство и местные СМИ заявили о том, что в стране успешно прошло испытание ракеты-носителя, благодаря которой на околоземную орбиту был выведен макет спутника.

Ранее сообщалось о том, что Иран в рамках своей космической программы готовится к самостоятельному запуску спутника на маловысокую орбиту. В этих целях создана космическая ракета-носитель, проходят ее испытания. Первый запуск состоялся в феврале 2008 года. По некоторым признакам первое испытание не достигло поставленных целей.

http://www.rian.ru/science/20080820/150509666.html
видео там же

ЦитироватьЗря это они. Пользы от такой мелкой РН ноль, а вот политического вреда много будет. Израиль и США давно ищут повод настучать аятолам.

ЦитироватьУронить ЯБЧ массой 300 кг на Нью-Йорк - это очень серьёзный аргумент.

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ЦитироватьВ средствах массовой информации почему то больше не говорят на данную тему.

говорят и много http://news.yandex.ru/yandsearch?cl4url=korrespondent.net/tech/technews/559486

ЦитироватьВ минувшее воскресенье иранское Аэрокосмическое агентство и местные СМИ заявили о том, что в стране успешно прошло испытание ракеты-носителя, благодаря которой на околоземную орбиту был выведен макет спутника.

Ранее сообщалось о том, что Иран в рамках своей космической программы готовится к самостоятельному запуску спутника на маловысокую орбиту. В этих целях создана космическая ракета-носитель, проходят ее испытания. Первый запуск состоялся в феврале 2008 года. По некоторым признакам первое испытание не достигло поставленных целей.

http://www.rian.ru/science/20080820/150509666.html
видео там же

Иран сообщил, что запуск прошёл успешно, однако Пентагон утверждает, что испытания не достигли цели. Что бы это значило?

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ЦитироватьУронить ЯБЧ массой 300 кг на Нью-Йорк - это очень серьёзный аргумент.

очень серьёзный аргумент для начала войны против себя  :)

ЦитироватьА как в Иране определили, что спутник вышел на орбиту и на какую? если на спутнике не было передатчика?

ЦитироватьСкорее всего спутник запустить никто и не пытался, а вся эта шумиха - очередная попытка Ирана заявить о себе.

ЦитироватьЗря это они. Пользы от такой мелкой РН ноль, а вот политического вреда много будет. Израиль и США давно ищут повод настучать аятолам.

ЦитироватьО чем вы говорите, какие ЯБЧ...  Даже если им удастся собрать урановый девайс, то бахнуть они могут только на своей территории, как корейцы. И это будет последнее, что они сделают. У амеров и израильтян уже давно руки потеют от нетерпения. А эти люди с сомнительными умственными возможностями постоянно дают им повод.

ЦитироватьРади удовольствия наказать непокорного регионального лидера они не будут рисковать получить пару Хиросим у себя дома.

ЦитироватьВообще-то, войну они могут начать как раз с выноса стартовых площадок тех самых МБР. Сомневаюсь, что иранцы делают их сразу в ШПУ...

ЦитироватьА вот интересно, каковы реальные возможности существующей (или такой, какой она будет через год-два) ПРО по перехвату одной-двух МБР с территории Ирана? Или, по вашему, риск есть риск по-любому?

ЦитироватьВообще-то, войну они могут начать как раз с выноса стартовых площадок тех самых МБР. Сомневаюсь, что иранцы делают их сразу в ШПУ...

ЦитироватьРади удовольствия наказать непокорного регионального лидера они не будут рисковать получить пару Хиросим у себя дома.

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ЦитироватьО чем вы говорите, какие ЯБЧ...  Даже если им удастся собрать урановый девайс, то бахнуть они могут только на своей территории, как корейцы. И это будет последнее, что они сделают. У амеров и израильтян уже давно руки потеют от нетерпения. А эти люди с сомнительными умственными возможностями постоянно дают им повод.

Если иранцы испытают урановый девайс, имея готовый космический носитель - США и Израиль могут засунуть свои потные руки себе в ...
Ради удовольствия наказать непокорного регионального лидера они не будут рисковать получить пару Хиросим у себя дома.

ЦитироватьЕсть ещё такая версия - http://izvestia.ru/world/article3119708/

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ЦитироватьЕсть ещё такая версия - http://izvestia.ru/world/article3119708/

Да, политика - страшное дело.

Возвращаясь к запуску. Время идёт, а так и нет однозначной информации. Одни официальные источники со всей ответственностью заявляют о том, что на орбите что то крутится, другие официальные источники также с неменьшей ответственностью заявляют что на орбите ничего не крутится. И как быть?...   "Политика" - одним словом.

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DocToBepHaR u gaBHo. :wink:

The U.S. Navy destroyer USS Russell, cruising in the Persian Gulf, monitored the launch and recorded its failure.

According to the available data, the plan was to launch the missile to an altitude of 650 kilometers, but the rocket broke apart at 150 kilometers.

Parts of the missile landed in Iran and the Gulf of Oman.

The two-stage missile is similar to the Shihab-3, whose range allows it to target Israel. The Iranians added a nose to the missile, transforming it into a two-stage rocket with a range of 1,900 kilometers.

U.S. sources say the missile, named the Safir, was capable of carrying a small payload of around 50 to 100 kilograms.

ЦитироватьА как нибудь на русском языке это можно прочитать? А то я английским не владею.

Цитировать....Была ли цель вывести спутник или хотя бы болванку или это был изначально запуск без задач выведения КА - точно сказать по-прежнему никто не может.

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Складываем 2 и 2 получаем что хотели, очень хотели, но не смогли... :P

ЦитироватьКроме того, что это не реально полезная РН, а чисто политическое предприятие.

ЦитироватьThe data comes from colleagues at ESA's Kiruna tracking station, they report that some of ESA's other stations (specifically Cebreros and Kourou) picked up a satellite shortly after the Iranian launch. The details fit with what I'd expect, but they're always picking up things that turn out to be nothing so it could well be a false hope.

ЦитироватьЯ получил данные от коллег на станции слежения Кируна, что им, в свою очередь, докладывали с ряда других станций ЕКА (конкретно, Керберос и Куру), об обнаружении спутника непосредственно после иранского пуска. Фактические детали совпадают с возможными вариантами, но, с другой стороны, они постоянно видят то, чего на самом деле нет, так что, может, все это и туфта.

ЦитироватьЯ так думаю, что если бы, скажем, американцы скрыли, а Россия обнаружила, то последняя, в пику Штатам, об этом раззвонила бы по всему миру.

ЦитироватьЯ так думаю, что если бы, скажем, американцы скрыли, а Россия обнаружила, то последняя, в пику Штатам, об этом раззвонила бы по всему миру.

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ЦитироватьЯ так думаю, что если бы, скажем, американцы скрыли, а Россия обнаружила, то последняя, в пику Штатам, об этом раззвонила бы по всему миру.

А что у нас по этой части есть в Индийском океане?

ЦитироватьТ.е. у них те же самые проблемы, что и у Маска с F-1?

ЦитироватьА потом понял, что Маск это ЦРУ-шная подстава! Он делает ракету, которая в принципе не полетит - иранским шпиенам лапшу вешает!
И проблеммы в Иране инсперированы ЦРУ - нелетающую ракету делают с невзрывающейся атомной БЧ.

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ЦитироватьА потом понял, что Маск это ЦРУ-шная подстава! Он делает ракету, которая в принципе не полетит - иранским шпиенам лапшу вешает!
И проблеммы в Иране инсперированы ЦРУ - нелетающую ракету делают с невзрывающейся атомной БЧ.

А если иранцы что-то неправильно перепутают и изделие окажется в итоге рабочим?

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ЦитироватьА если иранцы что-то неправильно перепутают и изделие окажется в итоге рабочим?

Mga... O6 eToM MbI u He nogyMa/\u.... :oops:

A Takoe Bo3Mo>kHo? B npuHu,une? :roll:

ЦитироватьЯ удивляюсь как они до сих пор на Луну не высадились...

ЦитироватьТегеран, 21 августа /Синьхуа/ -- Начальник Аэрокосмической  организации Ирана Реза Тарипур в среду заявил, что в течение 10  лет Иран планирует запустить в космос своего первого космонавта.  

     В тот же день, информационное агентство "Фарс" со ссылкой на  Р. Тарипура сообщило, что дата запуска первого космонавта Ирана  будет определена в течение года. К 2021 году Иран должен стать  самой развитой страной на Среднем востоке по технике изучения  космического пространства. В настоящее время Иран усиливает работу по исследованиям в данной области.  

     Р. Тарипур сказал, что Иран поддерживает продолжительное  сотрудничество с Россией, Италией и другими странами в области  мирного использования космоса, и намерен продолжать  сотрудничество.

ЦитироватьДа и Габала там же. Вроде аренда еще не кончилась?

ЦитироватьЕсли коротко - запуск наблюдали с американского эсминца "Расселл" (аналогичный корабль - "Лэйк Эри", с которого ранее в этом году был сбит неконтролируемо падающий американский спутник). Pакета потерпела аварию на высоте 150 км, ее части упали на иранскую территорию и в Оманский залив. Также наблюдение велось и с американских спутников раннего предупреждения DSP.
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ЦитироватьЕсли коротко - запуск наблюдали с американского эсминца "Расселл" (аналогичный корабль - "Лэйк Эри", с которого ранее в этом году был сбит неконтролируемо падающий американский спутник). Pакета потерпела аварию на высоте 150 км, ее части упали на иранскую территорию и в Оманский залив.

ЦитироватьWhat is the current listing status for hometown.aol.de/?
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What happened when Google visited this site?
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Has this site acted as an intermediary resulting in further distribution of malware?
    Over the past 90 days, hometown.aol.de/ appeared to function as an intermediary for the infection of 3 site(s) including sg138.com.cn, vidcasts.net, kolm.cn.
Has this site hosted malware?
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How did this happen?
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Цитироватьhometown.aol.de в черном списке Гугла за распространение вирусов

ЦитироватьWhat is the current listing status for hometown.aol.de/?
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    Part of this site was listed for suspicious activity 67 time(s) over the past 90 days.
What happened when Google visited this site?
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    Malicious software includes 592 trojan(s), 155 adware(s), 4 virus. Successful infection resulted in an average of 2 new processes on the target machine.
    Malicious software is hosted on 22 domain(s), including virus-scanonline.com, antivirus-scanonline.com, infectionscanner.com.

    14 domain(s) appear to be functioning as intermediaries for distributing malware to visitors of this site, including baran-eblan.info, softtraff.com, reddrrct.com.

Has this site acted as an intermediary resulting in further distribution of malware?
    Over the past 90 days, hometown.aol.de/ appeared to function as an intermediary for the infection of 3 site(s) including sg138.com.cn, vidcasts.net, kolm.cn.
Has this site hosted malware?
    Yes, this site has hosted malicious software over the past 90 days. It infected 1 domain(s), including pumuckelstrucks.de.
How did this happen?
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ЦитироватьСимпатичная РН у иранцев:
http://hometown.aol.de/SLVehicles5/pictures_3/Safir-IRILV.jpg
http://hometown.aol.de/SLVehicles2/pictures_1/Safir-3.jpg

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ЦитироватьСимпатичная РН у иранцев:
http://hometown.aol.de/SLVehicles5/pictures_3/Safir-IRILV.jpg
http://hometown.aol.de/SLVehicles2/pictures_1/Safir-3.jpg

Крандаш как крандаш. Я токо не понял у меня монитор глючит (я в командировке, здесь Дэу обр.1994г.) или у неё подвесные баки :!:  :?:  :shock:

ЦитироватьНу, это вобще не РКН, это МБР. Две ступени поднимают боеголовку над атмосферой, а третья разгоняет. Какой еще смысл в ракете с таким диаметром?

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ЦитироватьНу, это вобще не РКН, это МБР. Две ступени поднимают боеголовку над атмосферой, а третья разгоняет. Какой еще смысл в ракете с таким диаметром?

Вообще-то, примененная, судя по всему, иранцами схема как раз больше походит для РН "для начального прорыва в космос": две ступени работают непрерывно, потом баллистическая пауза, в апогее переходного эллипса включается твердотопливная ступень. Подозреваю, что третья ступень попросту стабилизирована вращением.

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ЦитироватьНу, это вобще не РКН, это МБР. Две ступени поднимают боеголовку над атмосферой, а третья разгоняет. Какой еще смысл в ракете с таким диаметром?

Вообще-то, примененная, судя по всему, иранцами схема как раз больше походит для РН "для начального прорыва в космос": две ступени работают непрерывно, потом баллистическая пауза, в апогее переходного эллипса включается твердотопливная ступень. Подозреваю, что третья ступень попросту стабилизирована вращением.

A no4eMy ux gBe??
PakeTbI: Safir-3 u Safir-4

Цитировать26-09-2008 Иран выведет в космос свой первый спутник
   Иран в ближайшее время запустит в космос ракету для вывода первого национального спутника на орбиту Земли. Об этом заявил иранский президент Махмуд Ахмади-Нежад, сообщает 25 сентября РИА «Новости».
   «Мы овладели технологией запусков космических спутников, в Иране создаются двух- и трехступенчатые ракеты-носители. Вскоре мы запустим в космос ракету, у которой шестнадцать двигателей, и она выведет на орбиту семисоткилограммовый спутник», — сказал господин Ахмади-Нежад, выступая в Нью-Йорке перед представителями иранской диаспоры.  

ЦитироватьВидимо мастерят пакет из хорошо отработанных первых ступеней. Повторяют шаги СССР и США на заре космической эры.  :wink:

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ЦитироватьВидимо мастерят пакет из хорошо отработанных первых ступеней. Повторяют шаги СССР и США на заре космической эры.  :wink:

Это сколько же "сосисок" надо в пакет связать, чтобы набрать аж 16 ЖРД. Ведь на 1-й ступени Сафира - 1 ЖРД, а на 2-й - два...

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Иранские военные успешно испытали ракету нового поколения класса «поверхность-поверхность».

«Иранским специалистам удалось создать и испытать новое поколение ракет класса "поверхность-поверхность" на комбинированном твердом топливе, — заявил глава оборонного ведомства Исламской Республики Иран Мостафа Мохаммад Наджар . — Это двухступенчатая ракета с двумя двигателями, обладающая исключительно высокими поражающими способностями».

К другим особенностям данного средства вооружения, по словам иранского военного, относится очень высокая скорость развертывания пусковой установки, непосредственно скорость запуска и вывода установки из района запуска, сообщает ИТАР-ТАСС.

ЦитироватьИран провел успешное испытание своей новой баллистической ракеты "Самен" (Samen) неподалеку от города Мариван (Marivan) в западной провинции Курдистан, сообщает Press TV.

Подробности технических характеристик ракеты неизвестны. По заявлениям Ирана, испытанные еще в июле баллистические ракеты типа "Шахаб-3" способны поражать цель на расстоянии до 2 тысяч километров.

Запуск "Самен" прошел вскоре после испытаний американскими военными в Сан-Диего ракет "SM-3", которые должны быть включены в систему противоракетной обороны США в Европе. Генерал-лейтенант Генри Оберинг (Henry Obering) заявил, что "SM-3" планируется разместить в Польше для возможной защиты от ракет Ирана.

Успешный запуск новой баллистической ракеты Ираном вызвал беспокойство не только у американских, но и у израильских военных. Министр обороны Израиля Эхуд Барак заявил, что Тель-Авив "убежден - Иран продолжает разрабатывать ядерное оружие".

ЦитироватьАмериканцы не поверили в испытания новой иранской ракеты

Американские военные эксперты предполагают, что ракета, испытания которой в среду 12 ноября успешно провел Иран, вовсе не является новой разработкой. По их мнению, это могла быть уже известная ракета типа "Шахаб-3", просто переименованная. Об этом пишет газета The Times.

Ранее сообщалось, что Иран совершил пробный запуск новой баллистической ракеты неподалеку от города Мариван в провинции Курдистан. Представители страны заявили, что ракета типа "земля-земля" способна поражать цель на расстоянии до 2 тысяч километров. Times называет ракету "Седжил" (Sejil или Seijil). Ранее сообщалось, что она называется "Самен" (Samen).

Эксперты считают, что целью запуска якобы новой ракеты было стремление Ирана напомнить о себе как о мощной военной силе. По их мнению, то, что изображено на снимке, напоминает те ракеты, которые запускались Ираном и раньше. Один из экспертов утверждает, что пока не стоит придавать большого значения заявлениям Ирана, так как ему еще не удалось создать современную небольшую боеголовку, которую можно было бы поместить на нос ракеты. По мнению эксперта, Иран не способен создать боеголовку без помощи Северной Кореи или России, а Москва утверждает, что не участвует в ядерной программе Ирана.

Между тем эксперты признали, что ракета на фотографии выглядит как двуступенчатая ракета с радиусом поражения 1,9 – 2 тысячи километров, независимо от того, был сделан снимок в среду или извлечен из архива.

ЦитироватьНу че. Ракета явно двуступенчатая. Судя по наличию межбаков - ЖРД. Тока вот дыму слишком много. Какую то пакость жгут. Такое обычно при работе РДТТ бывает.

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 Самен:
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Странно, зачем ракете с РДТТ гаргрот, идущий от ХО до середины первой ступени?
Может быть все же первая с ЖРД а вторая с РДТТ? Хотя пламя оччень подозрительное и на РДТТ тянет на все 100.
Ндаа, загадочная иранская душа...  :roll:

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ЦитироватьСамен:
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Странно, зачем ракете с РДТТ гаргрот, идущий от ХО до середины первой ступени?
Может быть все же первая с ЖРД а вторая с РДТТ. Хотя пламя оччень подозрительное и на РДТТ тянет на все 100.
Ндаа, загадочная иранская душа...  :roll:

Логичнее было бы сделать первую на РДТТ, а вторую на ЖРД, как на 8К99 :roll:

ЦитироватьА что за кожухи внизу 2-й ступени? Рулевые двигатели?

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ЦитироватьСтранно, зачем ракете с РДТТ гаргрот, идущий от ХО до середины первой ступени?
Может быть все же первая с ЖРД а вторая с РДТТ. Хотя пламя оччень подозрительное и на РДТТ тянет на все 100.
Ндаа, загадочная иранская душа...  :roll:

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ТЕГЕРАН, 12 фев - РИА Новости, Станислав Хамдохов. Работы по созданию семи новых космических спутников ведутся в Иране, сообщил в четверг министр телекоммуникаций и информационных технологий ИРИ Мохаммад Солтани.

Иран 2 февраля посредством своей ракеты-носителя "Сафир-2" ("Посланник") успешно вывел на околоземную орбиту первый национальный спутник "Омид" ("Надежда").

"Иранские молодые ученые плечом к плечу работают над покорением космического пространства, в этой связи в настоящее время ими конструируются еще семь космических спутников", - заявил журналистам Солтани.

По его словам, четыре аппарата весом до 100 килограмм в будущем будут выведены на низкую околоземную орбиту.

"Три других спутника способны достигать высоты до 36 тысяч километров над Землей", - рассказал иранский министр.

Первый спутник Ирана "Омид" выведен на низкую околоземную орбиту с перигеем 250 километров и апогеем около 450 километров. Масса спутника составляет почти 27 килограммов. По данным Аэрокосмического агентства Ирана, "Омид" проработает на орбите более двух месяцев.

Двухступенчатая ракета-носитель "Сафир-2" весит 26 тонн, ее длина 22 метра, а диаметр 1,25 метра.

Цитировать13.02.2009 / 00:05    Иран до 2021 года отправит в космос своего первого космонавта

     Исламская Республика до 2021 года планирует на ракете собственного производства отправить в космическое пространство первого иранского космонавта, заявил глава Аэрокосмического агентства Ирана (ААИ) Реза Тагипур.
     "Соответствующая научно-исследовательская работа в Иране уже началась. С учетом разработанной нами программы до 2021 года должен осуществиться успешный полет иранского космонавта", - сказал Тагипур, слова которого приводят в среду иранские СМИ.
     США, Великобритания, Франция Израиль и ряд других государств выразили серьезную обеспокоенность развитием ракетного потенциала Исламской Республики. На Западе опасаются, что под прикрытием реализации национальных атомной и ракетной программ Тегеран стремится к созданию ядерного боезаряда и средств его доставки, передает РИА "Новости".

     - К.И.

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Р-17 и Иранская ракета... (снимок опубликован в августе 2008).

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TEHRAN (FNA)-Iran is hopeful it will reach higher technology in the field of space to put heavy satellites in medium and high Earth orbits in 2 or 3 years.

The country under economic and technology embargo imposed by the West over its nuclear program, has recently launched Omid (hope) light satellite to low Earth orbit for the first time by Safir 2 (messenger) rocket, both entirely all-Iranian.

The Chief of Organization for Iranian Scientific and Industrial Research, Hossein Rahimi, told the Iranian students news agency Sunday that Iran's next step in space technology domain is sending operational satellites at a height of 36000 kilometers. Also Iran is working to gain full control of satellite from the ground.

Rahimi also announced Iran has designed and manufactured Mesbah 1 telecommunications satellite but political stonewalling has hindered the launch.

Iran must seek for a country which accepts to send the satellite to orbit, he added, off course considering the scientific measures taken inside the country, it will be able to launch Mesbah and similar projects in two or three years.

ЦитироватьПо фото соотношения 22 и 1,25 м соответствуют заявленным. 22 и 0,88 не получаются, ракета должна быть гораздо тоньше. Если же все таки 0,88, высота должна быть 15,5 м, а стартовая масса порядка 9 т.
Может быть все, конечно. Но тогда ракета, а особенно ее вторая ступень, получается слишком совершенной...  :roll:

ЦитироватьВидимо цифры реальные. И судя по-всему ПН планируют довести до 100 кг на НЗО.

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И получается у меня что двигатель качается с помощью качалки 9. Качалка приводится гидроприводом 1 с помощью штока 5. Гидрашка на привод подаётся по трубкам 2 с электрогидрораспределителя 3. Который получает электрические команды от системы управления через ШР 4. (ШР голый, кабеля нету)
Обратная связь сделана через датчик 6 связаный с качалкой 9 тягой 8. Перемешение тяги датчик преобразует в электрический сигнал который выводится через ШР 7. (кабель тоже отсутствует).
Всё вроде логично.

Однако возникает вопрос: а как же управление по всем осям? Для этого каждый двигатель должен отклоняться в двух плоскостях.
Путём созерцания удалось обнаружить ещё один гидрораспределитель 10 полностью аналогичный распределителю 3. (на десятом обращённый вверх ШР хорошо виден) Трубки аналогичные трубкам 2 уходят с распределителя 10 кудато вниз внутрь за двигатель. И не факт что они идут на гидропривод 11.
Но если даже и на него то их получается всего два.
Так как организовано управление по всем осям? Кто что думает?
(Это не экзамен, я сам не знаю)

Логично предположить что ещё два гидрораспределителя и привода должны быть с обратной стороны. Но их там почемуто нет. И привод 11 выглядит както невнятно. И вобще вид у агрегата такой как будьто его нашли в горах после неудачного запуска в августе...

Я пока придумал 2 варианта.
1. Двигатели связаны тягами так что один привод отклоняет сразу оба двигателя. Тогда достаточно трёх приводов.
2. Остальные два привода находятся внутри с той стороны оболочки.

Но оба эти варианта какието кривоватые...  

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ЦитироватьВидимо цифры реальные. И судя по-всему ПН планируют довести до 100 кг на НЗО.

ЦитироватьА не кажется ли странным, что сопла так утоплены, и все эти трубопроводы будет прилично подпаливать?
может быть насадки просто сняли?

ЦитироватьА зачем на второй ступени 14тс?

ЦитироватьКстати согласно тем же источникам тяга первой ступени 28тс. Маловато будет! :roll:

ЦитироватьИ еще вопрос, может, все-таки РН была 3-хступенчатой? Но 3 ступень с РДТТ могла быть выполненной неотделяемой от КА. Может, поэтому ее и не идентифицировали? :roll:

ЦитироватьТяговооруженность 1,27. Почти, как у Ангары-5! :D Так что, нормально.

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ЦитироватьТяговооруженность 1,27. Почти, как у Ангары-5! :D Так что, нормально.

Но стартовая масса указывается 26 т.

ЦитироватьКстати, удалось кому-нибудь разглядеть межбаки? Такое ощущение, что днища на обоих ступенях совмещенные.

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ЦитироватьТяговооруженность 1,27. Почти, как у Ангары-5! :D Так что, нормально.

Но стартовая масса указывается 26 т.

Это я тягу на длину полделил (22 м)  :oops:
С другой стороны, по той табличке (взятой из иностранных же источников) масса 3-хступенчатого Сафира не более 20-21 т.

ЦитироватьА судя по габаритам около 25т.

ЦитироватьПри условии простого масштабирования С5.2 тягу двигателя первой ступени можно оценить в 30-32 т.

ЦитироватьРасчеты американских ученых повысили мощность иранских ракет
 
Расчеты американских ученых позволили установить, что иранские ракеты могут быть более совершенны, чем считалось ранее. Об этом сообщает журнал New Scientist. Расчеты одного из исследователей Дэвида Райта (David Wright) из Кембриджского университета доступны в интернете в формате pdf.
В качестве основы для анализа исследователи взяли данные о ракете-носителе "Сафир-2", которые были опубликованы в иранских средствах массой информации. По этим данным вес ракеты составляет 26 тонн, длина - 22 метра, а диаметр - примерно 1,25 метра. По мнению исследователей, масса аппарата указывает на то, что "Сафир" использует в качестве топлива так называемый несимметричный диметилгидразин (unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine - UDMH).

На основе этих предположений ученым удалось вычислить, что двухступенчатой ракеты такой массы достаточно, чтобы вывести спутник размером примерно с "Омид" на высоту около 240 километров, сообщив ему скорость 7,6 километра в секунду. Эти результаты примерно совпадают с фактическими данными наблюдений.

Выводы исследователей поддерживают результаты наземных наблюдений. После запуска ступень ракеты "Cафир" (предположительно третья) осталась на орбите. Наблюдения за ней показали, что размеры этой ступени могут быть значительно больше, чем считалось ранее. На основе этого некоторые ученые делают вывод, что третья ступень на самом деле является второй.

Напомним, что в феврале 2009 года ракета-носитель "Сафир-2" вывела на орбиту спутник "Омид". И спутник и ракета были полностью иранского производства, однако технических характеристик этих устройств раскрыто не было.

Многие специалисты (например, из организации GlobalSecurity.org) предположили, что ракета-носитель "Сафир" была достаточно примитивной. Считается, что она состояла из трех ступеней. Первые две из них разработаны на основе "Шахаб-3" - баллистической ракеты средней дальности. Мощности первых двух ступеней недостаточно для вывода космических аппаратов на орбиту, поэтому имеется небольшая третья ступень, снабженная твердотопливным двигателем.

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Stage 1:
Propellant mass: 20 t
Fuel mass fraction: 0.91
Isp(SL) = 258 s
Isp(vac) = 280 s
Burntime = 140 s
Thrust = 361.2 kN
 
Stage 2:
Propellant mass: 4 t
Fuel mass fraction: 0.85
Isp(vac) = 298 s
Burntime = 140 s
Thrust = 83.4 kN
 
Satellite mass = 27 kg
Payload shroud = 50 kg, released at 150s when the second stage is above 100 km.
 
I assume a round earth, and use a model atmosphere to calculate drag during launch.  
 
Using the parameters given above, I calculate a burnout speed of 7.6 km/s at an altitude of about 240 km, which is consistent with the Omid launch.  
 
Moreover, this trajectory gives a first-stage burnout at 66 km altitude, which appears to be consistent with a report from Iranian radio about the launch.
 
I should caution that I do not have enough information about the Safir launcher to suggest that these represent the actual values for the booster, or that it uses N2O4/UDMH propellant. My goal in presenting this calculation is to show that booster parameters consistent with those that
were developed several decades ago would allow a two-stage launcher of the size of the Safir to place a small satellite in orbit, without the need of an additional kick stage.

ЦитироватьВобщем у меня получилось чтото вот такое.
Трубопроводы и агрегаты наддува не показал.

ЦитироватьDavid Wright пишет:

ЦитироватьI should caution that I do not have enough information about the Safir launcher to suggest that these represent the actual values for the booster, or that it uses N2O4/UDMH propellant.

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ЦитироватьI should caution that I do not have enough information about the Safir launcher to suggest that these represent the actual values for the booster, or that it uses N2O4/UDMH propellant.

Это предположение или утверждение на счет N2O4/UDMH?

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ЦитироватьI should caution that I do not have enough information about the Safir launcher to suggest that these represent the actual values for the booster, or that it uses N2O4/UDMH propellant.

Это предположение или утверждение на счет N2O4/UDMH?

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ЦитироватьDavid Wright пишет:

ЦитироватьI should caution that I do not have enough information about the Safir launcher to suggest that these represent the actual values for the booster, or that it uses N2O4/UDMH propellant.

Это предположение или утверждение на счет N2O4/UDMH?

ЦитироватьДобавлено: Сб Мар 21, 2009 15:39

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ЦитироватьУ Сафира двигатель утопленный. Матчасть указывает на БРПЛное прошлое.

Мда... Матчасть, в натуре, надо учить. И немного логики добавить, тогда только можно будет разговаривать предметно.

Не поделитесь схемкой Р-27?
МБР на экспорт - куда уж логичнее. И как раз по предмету.

Пжалста:
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Рулевая камера ЖРД 4Д10 баллистической ракеты Р-27 разработки Исаева для подводных лодок.

А теперь Agent покажите мне на этой схеме газовые рули. :roll:

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Чтото мне эта "рулевая камера" подозрительно напоминает. Уж не ТНА ли от второй ступени Сафира? Сложновато это както для просто рулевой камеры. Часом не перепутали ли авторы фыотографии очередной раз и не назвали ли они камерой ТНА рулевого двигателя?
Новая версия - рулевой двигатель от Р-27 использован на сафире в качестве основного на второй ступени. Две маршевые КС это рулевые КС от Р-27.
Аааафигеть! Одно лицо!
Ну вот и конец загадке - на второй ступени Сафира рулевик от Р-27.

ЦитироватьИ такой специфической формы выхлопной патрубок...

(http://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets_1/Pictures/Safir-equipm.jpg)

3. РАКЕТНЫЕ КОМПЛЕКСЫ БАЛЛИСТИЧЕСКИХ РАКЕТ ПОДВОДНЫХ ЛОДОК (БРПЛ) - Военный паритет (http://www.militaryparitet.com/nomen/russia/rocket/balrock/data/ic_nomenrussiarocketbalrock/12/)
"ЖРД 4Д10 с основным блоком тягой 23 и рулевым блоком тягой 3 т"
какое, говорите, топливо?

ЦитироватьПишут, что АТ+НДМГ
http://ship.bsu.by/main.asp?id=1000047

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ЦитироватьИгорь Суслов говорит что на Р-27 рулевых камер две и они качаются в двух плоскостях на кардане. Так что всё сходится - это рулевик от Р-27.

Т.е. мнение ряда западных товарищей относительно того, что тут не обошлось без SS-N-6 (она же Р-27) - подтверждается.

Получается что да.
Хотя говорить о самой ракете неправильно. Можно говорить лишь о применении рулевого двигателя от неё.

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ЦитироватьИнтересно: как этот ТНА стоял на Р-27? Утоплеником или нет?

Пишут, что основной движок утопленником, а рулевой - нет.

Да. Получается что ТНА РД стоял в этой ёмкости. Что вполне соответствует тому что на иранской ракете.

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Цитировать....Самой интересной частью иранский космической эпопеи является история с ракетой носителем Safir ( "Посланник"), которая так напугала западные разведки.

Немецкий физик Ардешир Ариан, родившийся в Иране, сообщает, со ссылкой на свои источники в иранском космическом агентстве, что ракеты Safir не существовало. То что существовало – это секретный перевод в Россию миллиарда долларов, которые теперь безуспешно разыскивает иранский парламентский комитет, поставка и установка российской ракеты носителя в иранской пустыне российским же инженерами.

Целью всего этого блефа было повысить популярность Махмуда Ахмади-Неджада накануне выборов, и увеличить его шансы на переизбрание. За те же деньги Иран мог купить и запустить несколько спутников, которые бы могли служить стране 15-20 лет....

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Цитировать....Самой интересной частью иранский космической эпопеи является история с ракетой носителем Safir ( "Посланник"), которая так напугала западные разведки.

Немецкий физик Ардешир Ариан, родившийся в Иране, сообщает, со ссылкой на свои источники в иранском космическом агентстве, что ракеты Safir не существовало. То что существовало – это секретный перевод в Россию миллиарда долларов, которые теперь безуспешно разыскивает иранский парламентский комитет, поставка и установка российской ракеты носителя в иранской пустыне российским же инженерами.

Целью всего этого блефа было повысить популярность Махмуда Ахмади-Неджада накануне выборов, и увеличить его шансы на переизбрание. За те же деньги Иран мог купить и запустить несколько спутников, которые бы могли служить стране 15-20 лет....

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Цитировать....Самой интересной частью иранский космической эпопеи является история с ракетой носителем Safir ( "Посланник"), которая так напугала западные разведки.

Немецкий физик Ардешир Ариан, родившийся в Иране, сообщает, со ссылкой на свои источники в иранском космическом агентстве, что ракеты Safir не существовало. То что существовало – это секретный перевод в Россию миллиарда долларов, которые теперь безуспешно разыскивает иранский парламентский комитет, поставка и установка российской ракеты носителя в иранской пустыне российским же инженерами.

Целью всего этого блефа было повысить популярность Махмуда Ахмади-Неджада накануне выборов, и увеличить его шансы на переизбрание. За те же деньги Иран мог купить и запустить несколько спутников, которые бы могли служить стране 15-20 лет....

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Цитировать....Самой интересной частью иранский космической эпопеи является история с ракетой носителем Safir ( "Посланник"), которая так напугала западные разведки.

Немецкий физик Ардешир Ариан, родившийся в Иране, сообщает, со ссылкой на свои источники в иранском космическом агентстве, что ракеты Safir не существовало. То что существовало – это секретный перевод в Россию миллиарда долларов, которые теперь безуспешно разыскивает иранский парламентский комитет, поставка и установка российской ракеты носителя в иранской пустыне российским же инженерами.

Целью всего этого блефа было повысить популярность Махмуда Ахмади-Неджада накануне выборов, и увеличить его шансы на переизбрание. За те же деньги Иран мог купить и запустить несколько спутников, которые бы могли служить стране 15-20 лет....

ЦитироватьУ Иранцев собственная гордость, пусковые услуги за бугром не покупают. Только на своих РН.

ЦитироватьЕжлибы мог Иран доставить ЯБЧ в Вашингтон или Иерусалим, скажем, ФэдЭксом (страховка, квитанция - все как полагается), то так бы и сделал.

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ЦитироватьЕжлибы мог Иран доставить ЯБЧ в Вашингтон или Иерусалим, скажем, ФэдЭксом (страховка, квитанция - все как полагается), то так бы и сделал.

Если бы у бабушки кой-чего было - она была бы дедушкой :)
В район Нью-Йорка Иран может доставить ЯБЧ под килем танкера, но...

ЦитироватьЕжлибы мог Иран доставить ЯБЧ в Вашингтон или Иерусалим, скажем, ФэдЭксом (страховка, квитанция - все как полагается), то так бы и сделал.

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ЦитироватьЕжлибы мог Иран доставить ЯБЧ в Вашингтон или Иерусалим, скажем, ФэдЭксом (страховка, квитанция - все как полагается), то так бы и сделал.

Может я, конечно, тупой, но до меня не доходит одна штука. А именно: с какого вообще бодуна руководство Ирана может думать про бомбежку США? Нет ни одного вменяемого довода....

ЦитироватьТак что на все вопросы "каковы доказательства что строят?" будет один и тот же ответ вопросом- "каковы доказательства что НЕ строят?"

ЦитироватьНет ни одного вменяемого довода что руководство Ирана НЕ думает про бомбежку

ЦитироватьРазжую:
Нет ни одного вменяемого довода что руководство Ирана НЕ думает про бомбежку

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ЦитироватьНет ни одного вменяемого довода что руководство Ирана НЕ думает про бомбежку

Элементарная паранойя.
На самом деле, знакомая и грустная картина. Больной параноик пристает к нормальным людям и убеждает всех, что параноик не он, а некто другой. А когда люди начинают его посылать куда подальше - параноик начинает орать, что все вокруг него параноики.

ЦитироватьПочему наши не боятся? Или китайцы?

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ЦитироватьПочему наши не боятся? Или китайцы?

Устройте Чечню2, побомбите какую либо исламскую страну и можете начинать бояться.

ЦитироватьСША за свой статус сверхдержавности платит согласно предьявленым счетам. В счет входит и выступлений почетной целью №1 для всяких терористов и психованных царьков разных режимов

ЦитироватьНет ни одного вменяемого довода что руководство Ирана НЕ думает про бомбежку

Цитировать"...и теми кто врёт постоянно" - обязательно

ЦитироватьУстройте Чечню2

ЦитироватьЯ не собираюсь вас убеждать что Иран чето там строить или выслушивать ваши убеждения что он белый и пушистый. Я обьяснил из чего исходит правительство США при принятии решений.

ЦитироватьС этой точки зрения позиция и мотивы правительства США принимают совершенно другой вид...

ЦитироватьКакой вид? У США превентивный удар в доктрине черным по белому.

ЦитироватьВ том и проблема. Это не Ирану надо доказывать, что он белый и пушистый. Пусть США докажут, что они белые и пушистые. Ну а если США сорвутся в очередную паранойю - получат по зубам.
Времена ЕБН прошли.

ЦитироватьТак это и плохо...

А у нас в доктрине черным по белому отказ от первого удара. Причем - всегда так было, еще с мохнатых советских времен.

ЦитироватьТак, тов. гусары, а давайте лучше обратно, про лунный трактор?  :D

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ЦитироватьТак, тов. гусары, а давайте лучше обратно, про лунный трактор?  :D

Иранский? Вы хоть сами ожидаете что они чето гражданское в космос пустят? Не говоря уж про научное....

ЦитироватьРазжую:
Нет ни одного вменяемого довода что руководство Ирана НЕ думает про бомбежку

ЦитироватьAgent, я вас уже спрашивал...

ЦитироватьСообщениеДобавлено: Пт Ноя 04, 2005 3:41 pm
Вобщем, Бродяга, полезайте в игнор на очередные полгода. За отчетный период скорее деградация наблюдаеться

СообщениеДобавлено: Ср Июл 06, 2005 8:57 pm
Smile Тяжелый случай.
В игнор.

СообщениеДобавлено: Пт Янв 04, 2008 3:29 pm
Все та же деградация. Бродяга, полезайте ка в очередной игнор.

ЦитироватьУ России союзников ровно столько, сколько верят ее доктрине отказа от первого удара... То есть ровно два - ее армия и флот. И то только потому что так по уставу положено.

ЦитироватьНовые, вроде бы,  фото:
http://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets_1/Rest_World/Safir%20IRILV/Description/Frame.htm

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ЦитироватьНовые, вроде бы,  фото:
http://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets_1/Rest_World/Safir%20IRILV/Description/Frame.htm

Фото площадки Семнан было?

ЦитироватьIran to launch research rocket into space

www.chinaview.cn  2009-10-06 21:47:56
    TEHRAN, Oct. 6 (Xinhua) -- Iran's Aerospace Research Center official announced on Tuesday that the country will launch its research rocket called Kavoshgar (Explorer) into space by the end of March 2010, the semi-official Fars news agency reported.

    "Iranian Kavoshgar rocket will be sent into the space by the end of the current (Iranian) year (ending on March 20) to do research studies," Head of Iran's Aerospace Research Center Mohammad Ebrahimi was quoted as saying.

    Talking at a ceremony marking the World Space Week, Ebrahimi said that "The rocket can be sent to altitudes at the height of 50km to 150km which is not a fly zone for aircraft and satellites ... it can be employed in different researches and studies."

    Earlier in February, Tehran announced that the Omid lightweight telecommunications satellite, its first home-made satellite, was successfully sent into space by the Iranian-produced satellite carrier Safir 2, evoking the West's concern over its potential military purposes.

    In last November, Iran launched successfully a space rocket which was called "Kavosh 2" (Explore 2).

    "The rocket was launched into the space and after completing its mission returned to the earth using parachute," Iran's state TV IRIB said.

    Iranian officials have said Iran has plans to put a "series of satellites" into space by 2010 to aid natural disaster management programs and improve telecommunications.

    The United States and Israel have consistently refused to rule out the possibility of military strikes against Iran over its refusal to halt nuclear program, accusing Tehran of trying to develop nuclear weapons under the cover of a civilian nuclear program.

    Iran has denied the charges and insisted that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only.

Editor: Xiong Tong

ЦитироватьIran to Launch Third 'Kavoshgar' Rocket

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran will launch its third research rocket called Kavoshgar (Explorer) into space by the end of March 2010, Iran's Aerospace Research Center announced on Tuesday.    
 
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"The third Iranian Kavoshgar rocket will be sent into the space by the end of the current (Iranian) year (ending on March 20) to do research studies," Mohammad Ebrahimi, 'Kavoshgar Project' Manager, said in a ceremony marking the 'Space Week' here in Tehran.

Iran launched its first research rocket on Feb. 4 when it also announced activity of its first space center and its first indigenous satellite - called Omid, or Hope.

Pointing out that Kavoshgar 3 rockets can be employed in different researches and tests, Ebrahimi reiterated the rockets can be sent to altitudes between 50 and 150 km in height which, he said, is a no fly zone for aircrafts and satellites.

Iran's Kavoshgar 2 was successfully launched in December 2008. The rocket consisted of a carrier, space-lab and restoration system.

The rocket analyzed air pressure and wind speed, and conducted astronomical tests at altitudes of 50 to 200 km (30 to 125 miles).

Kavoshgar 2 was a two-stage solid fuel rocket capable of carrying a small payload and reentering the lower atmosphere with a high degree of accuracy.

Iran has long declared a goal of developing a space program. The country's space program, like the nuclear power program, has provoked unease for those opposing Iran's progress and prosperity.

ЦитироватьIran to Send Bio-Capsule to Space in 2 Years

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran announced on Tuesday that it aims to send its first bio-capsule carrying a living creature to the outer space within the next two years.    

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"To carry out research studies, we will launch a bio-capsule containing a living creature to the space," Head of Iran's Aerospace Center Mohsen Bahrami told reporters on the sidelines of a ceremony marking the 'Space Week' in Tehran today.

Noting that the bio-capsule will be tasked with carrying out different studies in the space, Bahrami stressed that the study plans for the project have begun.

Earlier today, Iran's Aerospace Research Center also declared that it would launch its third research rocket called Kavoshgar (Explorer) into space by the end of March 2010.

"The third Iranian Kavoshgar rocket will be sent into the space by the end of the current (Iranian) year (ending on March 20) to do research studies," Mohammad Ebrahimi, 'Kavoshgar Project' Manager, said at the same ceremony in Tehran.

Iran launched its first research rocket on Feb. 4 when it also announced activity of its first space center and its first indigenous satellite - called Omid, or Hope.

Pointing out that Kavoshgar 3 rockets can be employed in different researches and tests, Ebrahimi reiterated the rockets can be sent to altitudes between 50 and 150 km in height which, he said, is a no fly zone for aircrafts and satellites.

Iran's Kavoshgar 2 was successfully launched in December 2008. The rocket consisted of a carrier, space-lab and restoration system.

The rocket analyzed air pressure and wind speed, and conducted astronomical tests at altitudes of 50 to 200 km (30 to 125 miles).

Kavoshgar 2 was a two-stage solid fuel rocket capable of carrying a small payload and reentering the lower atmosphere with a high degree of accuracy.

Iran has long declared the goal of developing a space program. The country's space program, like the nuclear power program, has provoked unease for those opposing Iran's progress and prosperity.

ЦитироватьIran readies Safir launch with ICBM implications
BY CRAIG COVAULT
Posted: October 18, 2009

U.S. reconnaissance spacecraft are watching Iran's Semnan launch site for evidence that Iran is readying launch of its second satellite on a Safir-2 booster. The mission to launch the Mesbah communications satellite is designed as much to test the long range ballistic missile capabilities of the booster as it is to perform a space mission.

The flight, depending upon its success and timing, could have an impact on new U.S. diplomatic overtures to Iran and opposition in Congress against the Obama Administration's revised missile defense strategy.
 
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Iranian Safir-2 rocket is readied before liftoff of Iran's first domestically launched satellite last February. A second space launch is being readied on a flight that also has ICBM implications as the U.S. and Iran open new talks. Credit: ITAA
 
Since mid summer Iran has signaled readiness for the Safir launch by showing television views of booster integration at a launch site hanger. Although Iran has not announced a target launch date for the mission, Iranian news agencies raised the coming launch as it also prepared to go into nuclear program talks discussions with U.S. diplomats in Geneva starting the week of Oct. 19.

A successful Safir mission could also raise concerns in Congress among Republicans who believe President Obama acted wrongly by reducing Missile Defense Agency facilities in Poland and the Czech Republic against Iranian Safir type missiles that could eventually have the capability to strike the U.S. directly. Obama instead increased work for defense against intermediate range Iranian missiles that could strike Europe and the Middle East, leaving defense work against Safir type ICBMs for later.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), Obama's 2008 opponent, called that decision "seriously misguided" and a near term Safir-2 success at the time new nuclear talks with Iran are also beginning would strengthen Republican opposition to Obama's initiatives.

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First and second stages of Safir-2 highlight second stage that uses composite structure to save weight important for both space and ICBM missions. Credit: ITAA
 

The renewed Iranian media emphasis on a launch also comes just as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met in Moscow with her Russian counterparts who declined to stiffen sanctions against Tehran. The Russians, have, however, declined to provide Iran any additional assistance for what Iran says is a totally civilian space program.

"The real advancement of Safir-2 lies in its second stage with its the light-weight composite design, clam shell fairings and launch-ready storable liquid propellants that are a significant advancement for military missiles," according to Ameer Alam, a Boeing engineer who is also an expert on Iranian systems.

Iran has also just announced that it intends to begin sending research animals into space in 2010-11, first on Shahab ballistic missiles flying as sounding rockets that can reach 100 mi. altitude.

This will be followed by orbital missions on the Safir with animals as a prelude to a manned Islamic space program by about 2021, says Iran's Minister of Communications, Reza Taqipour.

Development of a heavier class Safir or larger booster under the guise of a civilian manned space program will have major implications for the use of the same rocket systems for heavier longer range Iranian ballistic missiles, just as the U.S. and former Soviet Union used their early ballistic missiles as manned boosters. By man-rating the Atlas, Titan and R-7 ballistic missiles, the U.S. and USSR were also able to increase the reliability of those rocket systems for use as ICBMs.

"We have a clear outline of the plans, but at the same time we are aware that implementing our plans depend on a broad national participation," Taqipour told the Iranian Mehrnews news agency earlier this month. "In accordance with a program that we have developed, by 2021 Iran is to become the leading space power in the region," he said. That "region" also includes Israel that already has a formidable military space program.

"Iran is preparing the 132 lb. cube shaped Mesbah [Lantern] communications research satellite for the launch from the Semnan Range southeast of Semnan Iran," says Charles P. Vick, senior technical analyst at Globalsecurity.org.

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Iran's next Safir payload will be the Mesbah store-and-forward communications satellite developed under an $11million cooperative program with the Carlo Gavazzi Space Co. in Milan, Italy. Credit: Persianstar
 
"For several weeks now Iranian TV has been displaying patriotic satellite tapes and news programs as a public build up to the flight," Vick says.

Iran says the Safir can launch payloads of more than 140 lb. into orbit, not including the several hundred pound depleted second stage that also goes into orbit as part of a Safir launch.

Iran's first indigenously launched satellite designated Omid was fired into orbit Feb. 3 on board a Safir booster fired from Semnan after at least one prior failure to orbit a satellite. The small Omid satellite reentered the atmosphere and burned up in April after a communications test mission.

A booster like the 72 ft. Safir that is capable of placing even a small satellite into space is also capable of launching heavier nuclear, chemical, biological or conventional weapons intercontinental distances. The fact the Iranian rocket's second stage and other systems were developed in cooperation with North Korea, further elevates concern over use of the technology by both Iran and North Korea.

If Iran's second mission is successful, the U.S. response is likely to be similar to that after the Omid launch eight months ago. The U.S. and its allies sharply condemned the Feb. 3 flight. White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said the flight was an "acute concern" to the Obama Administration

Geoff Morrell, Pentagon spokesman and an assistant secretary of defense, said the launch of the Omid mission is "certainly a reason for us to be concerned about Iran and its continued attempts to develop a ballistic missile program of increasingly long range. The flight demonstrated that Iran is a real threat and a growing threat," he said.

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier also expressed concern saying the Omid mission was "an alarming development and an unsettling sign of Iran's progress in [missile] technology.

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Twin nozzle second stage engine for Safir is powered by storable propellants carried in composite structure. Credit: ITAA
 

In spite of those concerns raised in February, President Obama six months later changed key elements of the U.S. missile defense strategy to place less emphasis on defending against long range vehicles like the Safir.

He instead ordered the Missile Defense Agency place more emphasis on ship based defenses that could protect Europe, Israel and other areas of the Middle East from intermediate range Iranian missiles like the Shahab-3. Iran has tested the Shahab-3 many times, including with conventional warheads. Analysts believe, however, they have detected shapes in the Shahab nose which indicate it could carry the electronic bus that would also be needed for any atomic warhead integrated with the vehicle.

House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) was also critical of the Obama missile defense changes. "It shows a willful determination to continue ignoring the threat posed by some of the most dangerous regimes in the world, while taking one of most important defenses against Iran off the table," he said.

No matter what the new U.S. missile defense plan, the launch of the Mesbah satellite will provide more data on the pace of the long range ICBM program which the Obama Administration says it will begin to prepare defenses against as its maturity increases.

"By using advanced fuel or lighter structures, if Safir-2 launched the satellite in two stages then Iran has gone beyond Scud technology and has leapfrogged the North Koreans in their mastery of missile technology," Alam at Boeing says. "The April 5, 2009 North Korean launch failure confirms the Iranian superiority when the three-stage Taepodong-2 from vehicle failed to deliver a satellite to orbit," says Alam in his assessment.

An Iranian government video broadcast on Iran's state television reveals substantially more detail on the Safir including details of its first and second stage engine systems, especially the twin nozzle second stage believed to be a North Korean design. The new Iranian Safir pictures revel as much about the Iran booster as do, for example, much more routinely available images of vehicles like the U.S. Delta open to the public for decades.

In the images the first stage Safir engine appears identical to a Soviet Scud rocket engine system, which itself is a direct derivation of the German V-2 propulsion system.

The Safir vehicle is transported to the pad fully integrated by laying at about a 30 deg. elevation on a handling trailer also used to elevate the rocket into the pad's fixed service structure. That structure has a tent-like "clean room" at the top for access to the satellite payload.

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Iranian satellite is mounted on nose of Safir-2 launcher for integration tests before transport to launch pad. Satellite shown here is different from Mesbah being launched soon. Credit: ITAA

Another image from the video shows the model of a satellite attached to the nose of the upper stage in its processing hanger. The satellite shown is not the planned Mesbah spacecraft planned for the next launch but rather a multifaceted ball shaped design.

The Mesbah is a rectangular box structure lightsat 50 cm. on a side with solar arrays on all sides. It is about 2 ft. in length and sprouts several antennas to maintain communications no matter which angle the vehicle is pointed. At least two Mesbah versions have been built in cooperation with Italy's Carlo Gavazzi Space company. The project cost about $11.3 million. The first Mesbah was destroyed in a 2005 launch accident.

The satellite has a gravity gradient passive attitude control system and is designed to fly in about a 185 mi. orbit inclined 55.5 deg. It will be used for simple communications tests between dispersed communications trucks that will be moved around Iran as well as up to 1,000 fixed sites.

Once launched the major news impact of the mission will be the performance of the Safir and that's relationship to ICBM development. The Mesbah spacecraft is designed as much as a trainer for aspiring Iranian satellite technicians as it is a useable satellite.

ЦитироватьРаботе спутника немецкой вещательной компании Deutsche Welle помешали преднамеренные помехи, источник которых находился в Иране. Об этом пишет The Local со ссылкой на Der Spiegel.

Источник помех, располагавшийся в окрестностях Тегерана, обнаружил французский орган регулирования в сфере теле- и радиовещания Agence Nationale des Frequences. По его данным, "атаки" на спутник Deutsche Welle были предприняты 7 и 8 декабря 2009 года. Сообщение об этом было направлено в иранское министерство связи.

Спутник HotBird принадлежит компании Eutelsat. В декабре оператор спутника отреагировал на помехи, усилив сигнал. В ответ помехи также усилились, из-за чего прекратилось вещание арабских телеканалов.

Французское ведомство уже фиксировало аналогичные помехи с источником в Иране в мае и июне 2009 года.

ЦитироватьIran is to launch a new national satellite called Tolou (sunrise) in February.
"The new generation national satellite called Tolou will be launched during the Ten-Day Dawn Ceremonies commemorating the victory of the 1979 Islamic Revolution," IRIB quoted Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi as saying on Wednesday.
The satellite has been designed and built by Iranian scientists at the Electronics Industries Co. (Sa-Iran). The Shiraz based firm has been a key player in meeting Iran's radar and defense needs.
"Achievements made by the Defense Ministry in the electronics field has both increased Iran's deterrent power and ended the monopoly of some countries in this complex sector," he noted.
According to the minister, Iran's armed forces can now pinpoint enemies' 'software and hardware' movements with the use of modern equipment.
In February, Tehran successfully launched a lightweight telecommunications satellite, its first home-made satellite called Omid (hope), into space via an Iranian satellite carrier known as Safir 2.
In November the head of the Aerospace Industries Organization (AIO), Mehdi Farahi, said Iran will launch its second research satellite--
called Mesbah (Lantern) -- in 2011.

ЦитироватьPayvand Iran News ...    
12/23/09    
Iran to unveil new generation of 'national satellite'[/size]


TEHRAN, Dec. 23 (Mehr News Agency) -- Iranian Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi announced on Wednesday that Iran will unveil a new generation of the "national satellite" called Tolou (dawn) in early February.

The military official made the remarks during his visit to Shiraz branch of Iran's Electronics Industries Co. (Sa-Iran), an affiliate of the Defense Ministry.

This satellite will be made public in Ten-day Dawn, he said.

Ten-Day Dawn is a ten-day-long occasion in February which is dedicated to the celebration of the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran.

He went on to say that the satellite has been designed and built by talented Iranian scientists at Sa-Iran.

"By these space breakthroughs Iran has made a major stride to continue its active presence in the space."

"Sa-Iran in Shiraz has become the country's hub of radar and electronics industries and has managed to meet the country's demands for electronics equipment needed for defensive measures," he noted.

Outstanding achievements made by the Iranian Defense Ministry in electronics has both improved Iran's deterrent capabilities and broken up the monopoly over advanced technologies, he pointed out.

Iran launched its first national satellite last year in honor of the thirty-first anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. The satellite was sent into orbit by an Iran-built rocket.
 

... Payvand News - 12/23/09 ... --

ЦитироватьMinister of ICT: 3 Domestic satellites will be unveiled at Decade of Fadjr[/size]
Three domestic satellites will be unveiled at this Decade of Fadjr, in national day of satellite.

PR of the Ministry of ICT_ Reza Taghipour said in pickaxe ceremony of research centre of scientific and space technology development:" In next 3 February, different programs will be materialized in the field of space".
He added:" In this day 3 domestic satellites will be unveiled, such as "Tolou' Satellite", at the presence of the president".
"Mesbah II Satellite's model of engineering produced by responsible and experts of Space Research Center's efforts will be another satellite to unveil", he pointed.
Minister of ICT said about its specifications:" Mesbah II Satellite is a telecommunication satellite in inferior orbit and is useful for the limit communication functions, such as saving and sending messages".
Regarding to this words, "Ya Mahdi" is the other student satellite which will be unveiled in national day of satellite.
Reza Taghipour expressed that this is also an experimental satellite which is able to test its subsets including telecommunication cargos and cameras.
He referred to the cooperation between ISA and the universities and said:" Now there is an appropriate capacity in our universities in the field of space so we hope to use that by continuing this interaction".
Minister of ICT said also about the launch station:" Now all ground stations both control and launch stations is ready".
He emphasized on space rights and restated that fortunately some efficient researches have been done in this field and Iran is an active member in the most regional and international organizations.
According to this report research centre of scientific and space technology development is established to answer to some part of national research needs for designing, producing, and utilizing of space productions.
The other goals of this center are to generate technical knowledge and be able to design and produce the space productions as well as train the efficient and expert forces into the country.
This research center will be established in 5000sqm incorporation with ISA and Amir Kabir Technical University. It's predicted the project will be materialized in 18 months.

ЦитироватьIran to Unveil New Home-Made Satellites in February[/size]
Wednesday, 20 January 2010 10:56

Iranian Defense Minister, Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi, announced on Tuesday that Iran would unveil a series of new satellites within the next few weeks.

According to Fars news agency, speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the 19th international conference on the Persian Gulf in Tehran, Vahidi said that a number of experts are working on the production of Iran's national satellite, named "Tolou" (Rise).

Vahidi added that the team that has produced Omid (hope) satellite is due to introduce a new product, adding that studies and projects for the production of the satellites are carried out at the native academic centers and universities.

The Iranian minister added "Besides the Omid production team, other teams will unveil their products during the Ten-Day Dawn (ceremonies from February 1-11, celebrating the victory of the Islamic Revolution back in 1979)."

Asked about the specifications and mission of Tolou satellite, he said that it will be desirable for geological and geographical use.

Also, Iran in November announced that it is slated to launch another research satellite, the Mesbah 2, in 2011 as part of the country's efforts to own an independent space program.

ЦитироватьIran to Unveil New Home-Made Satellites in February

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced on Tuesday that the country would unveil a series of new satellites within the next few weeks.

Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the 19th international conference on the Persian Gulf here in Tehran, Vahidi said that a number of groups are working on the production of Iran's national satellite, named "Tolou" (Rise).

Vahidi added that the team that has produced Omid (hope) satellite is due to introduce a new product, adding that studies and projects for the production of the satellites are carried out at the academic centers and universities of the country.

"Besides the Omid production team, other teams will unveil their products during the Ten-Day Dawn (ceremonies from February 1-11, celebrating the victory of the Islamic Revolution back in 1979)," the Iranian minister added.

Asked about the specifications and mission of Tolou satellite, he said, "Tolou national satellite will be used measurement," which of course make it desirable for geological and geographical use.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced earlier this month that Iran is due to unveil several hi-tech home-made satellites in February, adding that the new satellites can orbit the Earth at higher altitudes.

Also, Iran in November announced that it is slated to launch another research satellite, the Mesbah 2, in 2011 as part of the country's efforts to own an independent space program.

Mesbah, which means "Lantern," has a lifespan of three years. It is equipped with a store and forward communications receiver that can gather information from various parts of the planet and transmit it back to the Earth.

Mesbah will weigh 63.5 kilograms, more than twice the mass of Omid, which was placed into orbit on the back of two carrier rockets last February.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problems. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the earth's atmosphere on April 25.

ЦитироватьIran to Unveil "National Satellite" in February
Sunday, 17 January 2010 12:23

Iran is due to unveil several home-made hi-tech satellites during the Ten-Day Dawn ceremonies from February 1 to 11, celebrating the victory of the Islamic Revolution back in 1979.

According to Fars News Agency on Sunday, January 17, Head of the Central Headquarters for holding the ceremonies Mohammad Hossein Zare' said "A new generation of national satellites will be launched during this year's Ten-Day Dawn."

Zare' also noted that the Iranian defense ministry will release further details on the production and specifications of the new generation of Iran-made satellites.

Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi in December announced that Tehran had built a new hi-tech satellite named "Tolou" (Rise), adding that the satellite developed and produced by Iran's Electronics Industries Co. (SA Iran) was a bold step towards the country's active and permanent presence in the field of space.

He said the satellite would be unveiled in February.

Also, Iran in November announced that it is slated to launch another research satellite, the Mesbah 2, in 2011 as part of the country's efforts to own an independent space program.

Mesbah, which means "Lantern," has a lifespan of three years. It is equipped with a store and forward communications receiver that can gather information from various parts of the planet and transmit it back to the Earth.

Mesbah will weigh 63.5 kilograms, more than twice the mass of Omid, which was placed into orbit on the back of two carrier rockets last February.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problems. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the Earth's atmosphere on April 25.

ЦитироватьОстается неясным: что именно планируется на начало февраля -  запустить или просто продемонстрировать новый спутник. :roll:

ЦитироватьMesbah-2 – "коммуникационный спутник, летающей на низкой орбите, предназначенный для получения и хранения сообщений(!)".

ЦитироватьIran to Unveil New Achievements in Space Program

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced that the country plans to unveil a home-made engine for satellite carrier rockets within the next few days.    

"We will unveil new projects in the field of space, while some other projects (already designed by Iranian experts) will be put into operation," Vahidi told reporters on the sidelines of a cabinet meeting here in Tehran on Wednesday.

"Tolou (rise) and Mesbah (Lantern) satellites as well as Simorq satellite carrier engine will be unveiled in the Ten-Day Dawn (ceremonies from February 1-11, celebrating the victory of the Islamic Revolution back in 1979)," Vahidi added.

Earlier this month, Iran announced that it is due to unveil several home-made hi-tech satellites during the Ten-Day Dawn ceremonies from February 1 to 11, celebrating the victory of the Islamic Revolution back in 1979.

The Iranian defense minister had also announced in December that Tehran had built a new hi-tech satellite named "Tolou" (Rise), adding that the satellite developed and produced by Iran's Electronics Industries Co. (SA Iran) was a bold step towards the country's active and permanent presence in the field of space.

Also, Iran in November announced that it is slated to launch another research satellite, the Mesbah 2, in 2011 as part of the country's efforts to own an independent space program.

Mesbah, which means "Lantern," has a lifespan of three years. It is equipped with a store and forward communications receiver that can gather information from various parts of the planet and transmit it back to the Earth.

Mesbah will weigh 63.5 kilograms, more than twice the mass of Omid, which was placed into orbit on the back of two carrier rockets last February.

ЦитироватьIranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, center, gestures towards a model of Iran's new domestically-built light booster rocket,
 named Simorgh, in Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has unveiled a domestically-built
satellite booster rocket, part of an ambitious space program that has worried Western powers because they fear the same technology used to
launch satellites could also deliver warheads. (AP Photo)

ЦитироватьIranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, second right, listens to an unidentified official as he views part of a domestically-built satellite
booster rocket with his Defense Minister Gen. Ahmad Vahidi, at center, in Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010. Iranian President Mahmoud
 Ahmadinejad has unveiled a domestically-built satellite booster rocket, part of an ambitious space program that has worried Western powers
 because they fear the same technology used to launch satellites could also deliver warheads. (AP Photo)

ЦитироватьЯ правильно понял, что состоялся запуск спутника? Или это был суборбитальный запуск?
http://rian.ru/science/20100203/207492279.html

ЦитироватьЯ правильно понял, что состоялся запуск спутника? Или это был суборбитальный запуск?
http://rian.ru/science/20100203/207492279.html

ЦитироватьBy ALI AKBAR DAREINI, Associated Press Writer – 4 mins ago

TEHRAN, Iran – Iran announced Wednesday it has successfully launched a 10-foot-long research rocket carrying a mouse, two turtles and worms
 into space — a feat President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said showed Iran could defeat the West in the battle of technology.

The launch of the Kavoshgar-3, which means Explorer-3 in Farsi, was announced by Defense Minister Gen. Ahmad Vahidi as part of Iran's
ambitious space program. It comes a year after Iran sent its first domestically made telecommunications satellite into orbit.

The program has worried Western powers who fear the same technology used to launch satellites and research capsules could also deliver warheads.

Iranian state television broadcast images Wednesday of officials putting a mouse, two turtles and about a dozen creatures that looked like worms
 inside a capsule in the rocket before it blast off.

Vahidi gave no details on the research and the report did not disclose when or where the launch took place.

The rocket is the third in a series bearing the same name. Iran reported launching Kavoshgar-1, or Explorer-1, in Feb. 2008. The first section of
the rocket detached after 90 seconds and returned to earth with the help of a parachute. A second segment entered space for about five minutes,
 while the final section was sent toward orbit to collect data.

Later in 2008, a rocket entitled Kavoshgar-2, or Explorer-2, made it to the lower reaches of space and returned to earth 40 minutes later on a
 parachute. No details about that launch were reported.

Ahmadinejad praised the latest launch and said greater events would come in the future.

"The scientific arena is where we could defeat the (West's) domination," Ahmadinejad said in remarks broadcast live on state TV. He said the
 launch is a "very big event. This is the first presence of animals in space launched by Iran. It's the start of bigger achievements" to come.

Also Wednesday, Ahmadinejad unveiled a new domestically built light booster rocket, named Simorgh, as well as three Iranian-built satellites —
 Mesbah-2, Tolo and Navid-e-Elm-o-Sanat — all part of Iran's observing the National Day of Space Technology.

Officials said the Simorgh rocket can carry a satellite weighing 220 pounds (100 kilograms) up to 310 miles (500 kilometers) above the Earth.

As it seeks to expand its influence in the Middle East, Iran touts such technological successes as signs it can advance despite the threat of U.S.
and U.N. sanctions over its controversial nuclear program.

The West is concerned Iran is trying to build an atomic weapon but Tehran denies the charge and says it's nuclear program is only for
peaceful purposes, such as electricity production.

Ahmadinejad said Iran built the Mesbah-2 with domestic technology after foreign partners refused to cooperate. He didn't name any country, but
Iran said last year that it plans to launch a communications satellite by late 2011 with no outside help, after Italy and Russia declined to put it
into orbit.

Its predecessor, the Mesbah-1 satellite, was first displayed in 2005. Iran planned to launch it the same year with Russian help but Moscow
repeatedly delayed providing a satellite-carrier.

"Mesbah-1 had a sad fate ... they didn't have the courage to launch our satellite," Ahmadinejad said. He added that the Mesbah-2 would be
launched using an Iranian-made rocket.

Iran's lofty space plans also include putting a man in orbit within 10 years.

In 2005, Iran launched its first commercial satellite on a Russian rocket in a joint project with Moscow, which is a partner in transferring space
technology to Iran. That same year, the government said it had allocated $500 million for space projects for the next five years.

The ceremony Wednesday was part of 10-day celebrations leading up to 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, which falls on Feb 11.

ЦитироватьА вот что за ракета?
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 Я не понял: это более толстая первая ступень или более тонкая вторая?

ЦитироватьAn image grab taken on February 3, 2010 from Iran's English-language official Press TV station shows the launching of the Kavoshgar 3 (Explorer) rocket from an undisclosed location. Iran hailed the successful launch of the home-produced satellite rocket amid Western concerns it is using its nuclear and space industries to develop atomic and ballistic weapons (AFP/Press TV)

ЦитироватьLenta.ru. Иран в среду, 3 февраля, успешно испытал ракету-носитель "Кавошгар-3" ("Исследователь-3"), предназначенную, по официальной версии, для вывода на орбиту спутников, сообщает Reuters, цитирующее местные СМИ. Как передает AFP со ссылкой на арабоязычный иранский телеканал "Аль-Алам", ракета доставила в космос "экспериментальную капсулу".
     Технические характеристики ракеты и другие подробности запуска не сообщаются.
     Ранее государственные СМИ Ирана сообщили, что в среду исламское государство представит три новых спутника и одну ракету-носитель. Также в стране должен открыться центр изучения данных, полученных с иранских спутников.
     2 февраля иранское новостное агентство FARS сообщило также, что в стране разработана принципиально новая ракета класса "земля-воздух". По данным агентства, новое оружие сконструировано специально для того, чтобы противостоять американским вертолетам Apache в ходе возможного вторжения в Иран армии США. В настоящее время США широко используют Apache в ходе военных кампаний в Ираке и Афганистане.
     Демонстрация достижений аэрокосмической сферы традиционно проводится в Иране в период февральских государственных праздников. С 1 по 11 февраля в стране отмечается 31-я годовщина Исламской революции.
     3 февраля 2009 года Иран впервые самостоятельно вывел на орбиту собственный спутник "Омид" ("Надежда"). Этот шаг вызвал беспокойство Запада, который считает, что под маской разработки ракет-носителей Иран разрабатывает баллистические ракеты, способные нести ядерный боезаряд. Иран эти обвинения отвергает, заявляя, что преследует таким образом исключительно гражданские цели - развитие собственной орбитальной группировки для нужд телекоммуникационной отрасли и в исследовательских целях.

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ЦитироватьА вот что за ракета?
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 Я не понял: это более толстая первая ступень или более тонкая вторая?

Более толстая первая. Вторая и ГО явно от Сафира.

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ЦитироватьА вот что за ракета?
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 Я не понял: это более толстая первая ступень или более тонкая вторая?

Более толстая первая. Вторая и ГО явно от Сафира.

Если вторая ступень имеет диаметр 1,25 м как у Сафира, то первая должна иметь диаметр около 2,2 м.

ЦитироватьОн самый.

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ЦитироватьIran Unveils New Satellite Carrier

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran on Wednesday unveiled a new home-made satellite carrier capable of carrying 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellites 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The satellite carrier named 'Simorgh' (Phoenix, a legendary bird in Persian stories) utilizes a new generation of liquid-fuel engines to put satellites in orbit.

The milk-bottle shaped rocket, emblazoned in blue with the words "Satellite Carrier Simorgh," is equipped to carry a 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90-foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 143 tons. The rocket uses a cluster of four engines each having a thrust of 32 tons plus a control engine with a thrust of 15 tons.

Experts believe that the engine could be used in future for carrying 700-kilogram (1540-pound) satellites 1000 kilometers (620 miles) into orbit.

Simorgh is different from Iran's first home-made satellite carrier Safir (Ambassador) - which carried Iran's Omid (Hope) satellite - both in length and diameter and has been designed to carry the new generation of Iranian satellites into the orbit.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problems. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the earth's atmosphere on April 25.

Also, Iran in November announced that it is slated to launch another research satellite, the Mesbah 2, in 2011 as part of the country's efforts to own an independent space program.

Mesbah, which means "Lantern," has a lifespan of three years. It is equipped with a store and forward communications receiver that can gather information from various parts of the planet and transmit it back to the Earth.

Mesbah will weigh 63.5 kilograms, more than twice the mass of Omid, which was placed into orbit on the back of two carrier rockets last February.

ЦитироватьIran Sends Living Creatures into Space

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian scientists have sent a biocapsule of living creatures into the space, Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced on Wednesday.

"The first biocapsule of living creatures from Iran was sent into the space on the back of Kavoshgar-3 (Explorer-3) carrier," Vahidi said in a special ceremony here in Tehran to unveil major space projects.

The home-made Kavoshgar-3 satellite carrier was successfully launched on Wednesday

The capsule has the ability to send back empirical data.

The move is aimed at studying the living creatures' status in the space.

Iran also unveiled a new generation of home-made satellites and another newly-developed satellite carrier called Simorgh (Phoenix) on Wednesday.

The milk-bottle shaped rocket, emblazoned in blue with the words "Satellite Carrier Simorgh," is equipped to carry a 100-kilogramme (220-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90 foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 100 tons.

ЦитироватьAhmadinejad: Iran Plans to Send Scientists to Space

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday announced Tehran's plans for sending scientists and astronauts into space in future.    
 
Referring to the successes attained by Iran during the last two years in launching satellite and sending living creatures to space, Ahmadinejad reiterated, "They are preliminary measures for great works."

"With God's help, (Iranian) scientists will be sent into the space and they will observe the universe from there," the Iranian president said at a ceremony to unveil several national achievements, specially in the field of aerospace.

The Iranian president also urged for the creation of a powerful and concentrated space organization and vowed his government's full support for such a move.

Iran on Wednesday sent the first biocapsule of living creatures into space, using its home-made Kavoshgar-3 (Explorer-3) carrier.

Iran also unveiled a new generation of home-made satellites and a new satellite carrier called Simorgh (Phoenix).

The milk-bottle shaped rocket, emblazoned in blue with the words "Satellite Carrier Simorgh," is equipped to carry a 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90 foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 143 tons.

ЦитироватьIran Unveils New Generation of Home-Made Satellites

TEHRAN (FNA)- The remote areas across Iran will soon be connected to each other and to the rest of the world once the country's new home-made satellites are placed into the orbit.    

Iran's aerospace organization unveiled a new generation of home-made satellites on Wednesday. The first national satellite unveiled today is named Mesbah, which means "Lantern". Mesbah is a communication satellite transferring data on UHF band.

The satellite is equipped with a store and forward communications receiver that can gather information from various parts of the planet and transmit it back to the Earth. It is also equipped with a navigation system.

Mesbah has a lifespan of 3 years and weighs 70 kilograms, more than twice the mass of Omid, which was placed into orbit on the back of two carrier rockets last February. It can orbit a circuit 700+15 kilometers into the orbit.

Iran also unveiled another newly developed and manufactured satellite called Tolou (rise). The satellite will be placed into the orbit by a newly-developed satellite carrier called Simorgh (Phoenix).

Tolou enjoys modern technologies, including imaging equipments, mechanism status controlling systems as well as solar cells.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problems. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the earth's atmosphere on April 25.

ЦитироватьIranian DM: Simorgh to Carry Tolou, Mesbah Satellites into Space

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran announced on Wednesday that the new generation of its hi-tech satellites would be sent into orbit on the back of a new home-made carrier named 'Simorgh' (Phoenix).

"The national satellites which were unveiled today will be sent into space by Simorgh satellite carrier," Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi told reporters here in Tehran today, referring to two hi-tech satellites, namely 'Tolou' (Rise) and 'Mesbah' (Lantern), which are reportedly the new generation of Iran-made satellites.

He also declared that the country plans to send heavy satellites into higher altitudes in future.

Iran on Wednesday unveiled a new home-made satellite carrier capable of carrying 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellites 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The satellite carrier named 'Simorgh' utilizes a new generation of liquid-fuel engines to put satellites in orbit.

The milk-bottle shaped rocket, emblazoned in blue with the words "Satellite Carrier Simorgh," is equipped to carry a 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90-foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 143 tons. The rocket uses a cluster of four engines each having a thrust of 32 tons plus a control engine with a thrust of 15 tons.

Experts believe that the engine could be used in future for carrying 700-kilogram (1540-pound) satellites 1000 kilometers (620 miles) into orbit.

Simorgh is different from Iran's first home-made satellite carrier Safir (Ambassador) - which carried Iran's Omid (Hope) satellite - both in length and diameter and has been designed to carry the new generation of Iranian satellites into the orbit.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problems. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the earth's atmosphere on April 25.

Also, Iran in November announced that it is slated to launch another research satellite, the Mesbah 2, in 2011 as part of the country's efforts to own an independent space program.

Mesbah, which means "Lantern," has a lifespan of three years. It is equipped with a store and forward communications receiver that can gather information from various parts of the planet and transmit it back to the Earth.

Mesbah will weigh 63.5 kilograms, more than twice the mass of Omid, which was placed into orbit on the back of two carrier rockets last February.

The Iranian defense minister had also announced in December that Tehran had built a new hi-tech satellite named Tolou, adding that the satellite developed and produced by Iran's Electronics Industries Co. (SA Iran) was a bold step towards the country's active and permanent presence in the field of space.

ЦитироватьЩаз первый канал сказал, что это был спутник.
А по иллюминатору объекта, когда он снимал уходящую вниз отделившуюся вторую (?) ступень проползла муха... :roll:

 :?:

ЦитироватьЭто не муха, а первый иранский космонавт!  :D

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 Первая ступень интересно смотрится :D

ЦитироватьБольно гладкие поверхности. Даже при таком плохом разрешении смотрится как муляж-макет. На летной машине и при плохом разрешении просматривались сварные швы. Т.ч. похоже, что пока фанера...

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ЦитироватьБольно гладкие поверхности. Даже при таком плохом разрешении смотрится как муляж-макет. На летной машине и при плохом разрешении просматривались сварные швы. Т.ч. похоже, что пока фанера...

В конце прошлого года с Запада была информация, что иранцы освоили технологию изготовления композитных топливных баков. Так что... :roll:

ЦитироватьExperts believe that the engine could be used in future for carrying 700-kilogram (1540-pound) satellites 1000 kilometers (620 miles) into orbit.

ЦитироватьИнтересно, а чем управляется?

ЦитироватьНе могу себя заставить поверить что диаметр 1-й ступени больше человеческого роста. Разубедите меня.

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ЦитироватьИнтересно, а чем управляется?

Дурацкая мысль: если каждая камера со своим ТНА... разнотягом?

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Интересно, а чем управляется?

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Р-17 и Иранская ракета... (снимок опубликован в августе 2008).

ЦитироватьLiss, а есть у Вас ещё фото из СибГАУ?
Можно их выложить в теме о космических музеях?

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Интересно, а чем управляется?

Старый, ну теперь-то ты поверил, что на Ынхе было 4 ЖРД? :)

ЦитироватьIran to launch new satellites before March 2011: minister

by Staff Writers
Tehran (AFP) April 26, 2010

Telecommunication Minister Reza Taghipour said on Monday that Iran will launch new satellites capable of transmitting data and images by March next year, official media said.

"The satellites, which will be sent into space this (Iranian) year (which runs to March 2011), have telecommunication and filming capability," Taghipour said on a visit to Moscow, the state television website said.

"These are Iranian-made and are currently undergoing tests... and, once approved, they will be sent into space."

He said the launch would take place once the "launcher, the ground station and the guidance system are ready."

In February, Iran revealed details of three new satellite prototypes -- the Toloo (Dawn), Navid (Good News) and Mesbah-2 (Lantern), the last said to be a telecommunications satellite.

In February last year, Iran launched its first home-built satellite, the Omid (Hope), to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic revolution.

Цитировать15:27 | 2010-05-07
Iran Ready to Send 6 Satellites into Space in Future

TEHRAN (FNA)- Tehran is preparing the ground for designing and launching six satellites into space in the future, Iranian Telecommunications Minister Reza Taqipour said on Friday.

"We are currently carrying out a project which will see the design, production and launch of 5 to 6 satellites," the Iranian telecommunications minister said. "We hope to send one satellite into space in the first half of the coming year."

"Iran has laid the foundation for the development of its aerospace industry in the past three to four years," Taqipour told FNA, describing the launch of a home-produced satellite, named Omid (Hope), in February 2009 as one such achievement.

The Omid data-processing satellite was launched into orbit allowing it to encircle the Earth 15 times per day. It transmits data via two frequency bands utilizing eight antennas to an Iranian space station.

Taqipour also said that the country has no shortcomings in its domestic space program as Iranian scientists have managed to gain a firm grasp of satellite-related technology.

Taqipour also touched on the country's efforts to broaden technical and practical expertise in launching satellites from domestic launch pads.

"We now have only one launch pad in the country, so as you can imagine there are some limitations in that area," he noted.

"However, we plan to build more launch pads and have even specified suitable locations in the country [from which] to send satellites into space," he added.

After launching Omid, Tehran has unveiled three new satellites and a satellite carrier, Tolou, Mesbah II and Navid respectively.

Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the United Nations' Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS), which was set up in 1959.

ЦитироватьIran to launch two new telecom satellites

TEHRAN, May 23 (Xinhua) -- An Iranian space official said Sunday that Iran will launch two new telecommunication satellites in the orbit by next March, the semi-official Fars news agency reported.

"These two satellites which will be tasked with taking photos and sending them to the earth will be sent to low Earth orbit," said head of Iran's Space Agency Mohammed Ali Forghani.

The satellites, a joint production of the Space Agency and Iranian universities, will be launched by home-made satellite carriers, Forghani said according to the report.

In February, Iran successfully test-fired a satellite rocket and unveiled three new satellites and a satellite carrier.

The "Kavosh 3" (Explore 3) rocket carrying an "experimental capsule" has been successfully test-fired and will transfer telemetric data, live pictures and flight and environmental analysis data.  

Editor: Deng Shasha

ЦитироватьIran, Russia agree to launch two satellites[/size] (http://www.tehrantimes.com/index_View.asp?code=218797)

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Tehran Times Science Desk

TEHRAN - Iran and Russia have agreed to cooperate to launch two satellites.

The agreement came during a meeting between Iranian Communications and Information Technology Minister Reza Taqipour and Russian Communications and Mass Media Minister Igor Olegovich Shchegolev in Russia last week.

According to the agreement, the launch of a remote sensing satellite and a telecommunications satellite has been placed on the Iranian communications ministry's agenda for the current Iranian calendar year (began March 21), Mohammad Hosseinpour, an advisor to the communications minister, told the Mehr News Agency on Monday.

Hosseinpour said the two countries also agreed to construct fiberoptic telecommunications systems under the Caspian Sea in order to expand the communications links between the two nations.

He pointed to the high communications traffic in the region, saying that the establishment of fiberoptic systems could make communications more economical.

However, further negotiations between Caspian Sea littoral states will be necessary before the plan can be implemented, he added.

He went on to say that Iran is ready to help reduce telecommunications traffic between Russia and Europe.

Hosseinpour said Moscow is interested in expanding ties with Tehran in the field of information technology and communications because Russian officials believe that cooperation between the two countries in this area will increase in the future and Russia should make efforts to meet its need for strong telecommunications links.

Taqipour traveled to Russia last week upon the invitation of the Russian communications minister

Интересно, министерство Игоря Олеговича Щеголева вправе заключать такие сделки  :?:

Для справки: 1 USD   = 9 679 IRR (иранский риал)

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МОСКВА, 7 июл - РИА Новости. Иран планирует запустить новый искусственный спутник земли в последнюю неделю августа, сообщает в пятницу агентство Франс Пресс со ссылкой на иранского министра по телекоммуникациям Резу Тагипура (Reza Taghipour).

"Спутник "Рассад-1" ("Наблюдение") будет выведен в космос иранской ракетой во время правительственной недели", - заявил министр, слова которого приводит иранское информагентство Mehr.

Правительственная неделя, во время которой празднуются достижения иранского кабинета, отмечается в стране в конце августа.

В мае советник министерства телекоммуникаций Ирана Мохаммед Хоссейнпур заявлял, что Иран в текущем году намерен запустить два телекоммуникационных спутника.

Первый испытательный пуск ракеты "Кавошгар-1", предназначенной для сбора исследовательских данных и вывода на орбиту первого национального искусственного спутника Земли, Иран провел в феврале 2008 года. В ноябре того же года Тегеран запустил вторую ракету - "Кавошгар-2" с блоком научной аппаратуры. Через 40 минут после запуска спускаемый аппарат вернулся на Землю. Как сообщали иранские СМИ, с помощью аппарата удалось произвести измерение атмосферного давления и скорости ветра на различных высотах.

Иранские новостные агентства 3 февраля 2010 года передали, что Тегеран на ракете-носителе собственного производства "Кавошгар-3" отправил в космос капсулу с "живыми организмами", которые будут использованы для научных исследований. В свою очередь, западные СМИ сообщали о том, что иранские ученые отправили в космос мышей, черепах и червей. На церемонии запуска присутствовал президент Ирана Махмуд Ахмадинежад и военное руководство страны. Данный проект Тегеран готовил более двух лет.

Также в начале февраля этого года Иран продемонстрировал спутники "Толу", "Месбах-2", спутник для студенческих исследований "Мехди" и двигатель ракеты-носителя "Симорг". Все космические проекты были разработаны и сконструированы силами иранских ученых.

Проведение Ираном космических запусков и испытания элементов ракет и спутникового оборудования традиционно вызывают беспокойство на Западе, так как, по мнению экспертов, это означает, что Тегеран близок к созданию баллистических ракет большой дальности. Международное сообщество опасается, что под прикрытием реализации национальных атомной и ракетной программ Тегеран стремится к созданию ядерного боезаряда и средств его доставки.

ЦитироватьIran aims to put man in space by 2019: Ahmadinejad

TEHRAN | Fri Jul 23, 2010 1:49pm EDT

TEHRAN (Reuters) - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Friday that Iran would send its first manned shuttle into space by 2019, Iran's English-language Press TV reported.

In February Iran test-fired its domestically made satellite carrying rocket Kavoshgar-3 (Explorer-3) and Ahmadinejad said Tehran hoped to send astronauts into space soon.

"In response to the enemy's resolutions, it was decided that the project be pushed forward by five years," Ahmadinejad said on Friday, referring to Iran's shuttle program.

Western countries suspect Iran is trying to build nuclear bombs and are concerned that the long-range ballistic technology used to put satellites into orbit can also be used to launch warheads.

Iran, the world's fifth-largest oil exporter, has always insisted its nuclear program is for generating electricity.

The U.N. Security Council imposed a fourth round of sanctions on Iran in June over its disputed nuclear program.

Tehran has said Kavoshgar-3 will transmit electronic data and live footage back to earth.

In 2009, Iran launched a domestically made satellite and put it into orbit for the first time. It has said the Omid satellite was launched for peaceful telecommunications and research purposes.

(Editing by Tim Pearce)

Цитировать'Iran to send man into space by 2019'
Fri, 23 Jul 2010 16:31:51 GMT

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the Islamic Republic has plans to launch its first manned shuttle into the space by 2019.

Ahmadinejad made the announcement on Friday at the closing ceremony of the National Festival of Iranian Youth, a Press TV correspondent reported.

He also said Iran's Sanjesh Satellite would be launched from an Iranian launch pad and controlled by an Iranian control station.

The president added that the project of sending man into space was originally planned to take place in 2035, but the launch date was reviewed in a cabinet meeting this week.

"In response to the enemy's (the United Nations Security Council) resolutions, it was decided that the project be pushed forward by five years," he said.

On June 9, the UN Security Council approved a fourth round of sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program.

The punitive measures were to force Iran into halting its enrichment activities, which Tehran insists to be peaceful and under the full supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The sanctions came less than a month after Iran issued a joint nuclear declaration with Brazil and Turkey based on which Tehran agreed to swap its low-enriched uranium on Turkish soil with nuclear fuel for its research reactor that produces medical radioisotopes.

The European Union, despite voicing support for more talks on Tehran's nuclear issue, is set vote on the adoption of tougher sanctions against Iran on Monday, which will target the country's trade, financial, energy and transport sectors.

They also include visa bans and asset freeze, in particular for Iranian banks, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines.

The new sanctions will be approved in accordance with a June 17 declaration by the European Council, which aims to block oil and gas investment in Iran and curtail the country's refining and natural gas capacity.

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ЦитироватьИран намерен отправить своего первого астронавта в космос до 2019 года

Сегодня, 23 июля, президент Ирана Махмуд Ахмадинеджад заявил, что его страна ускорит программу, по которой в космос должен отправиться первый иранский астронавт.

Как сообщает Reuters со ссылкой на Press TV, в Тегеране рассчитывают сократить сроки подготовки программы на пять лет и доставить своего гражданина в космос до 2019 года. "В ответ на резолюции врага было решено приблизить проект на пять лет" - сказал Ахмадинеджад.

К концу 20-х годов власти Исламской Республики намерены вывести на орбиту собственный многоразовый пилотируемый корабль, который и доставит первого иранца в космос.

Отметим, что в феврале Иран провел пробный запуск своей ракеты-носителя Кавошгар-3, предназначенной для вывода на орбиту космических спутников. Тогда власти заявили, что до 2021 года на ракете собственного производства космическое пространство будет отправлен первый иранский астронавт.

Как известно, Тегеран разрабатывает собственную космическую программу с 2003 года. Все это время западные державы обвиняют Тегеран в том, что под прикрытием программы исследования космоса он разрабатывает баллистические ракеты. Иранские руководители заверяют международную общественность в мирной направленности собственной программы.

В прошлом году Иран запустил свой первый спутник Омид, который после более чем месяца работы сгорел в атмосфере. Как заявляли тогда представители иранских властей, миссия космического аппарата завершилась успешно.

ЦитироватьПервый иранский космонавт полетит в космос в 2019 году - Ахмадинежад[/size]

Исламская республика планирует ускорить запуск первого пилотируемого космического корабля, который доставит иранского астронавта в космос, и осуществить реализацию этого проекта к 2019 году, заявил в пятницу президент Ирана Махмуд Ахмадинежад.

"Планировалось, что проект отправки астронавта в космос будет осуществлен до 2024 года. Однако на минувшей неделе на заседании правительства было принято решение сократить этот срок и перенести на 2019 год", - приводит иранское агентство ИСНА слова Ахмадинежада.

По словам президента, давление со стороны Запада и инициирование новых резолюций заставили иранское правительство пойти на то, чтобы ускорить реализацию данного проекта.

"В ответ на резолюции наших врагов (западных стран, инициировавших принятие резолюции СБ ООН по Ирану) было принято решение осуществить этот проект на пять лет раньше", - сказал Ахмадинежад.

В начале июля министр телекоммуникаций Ирана Реза Тагипур заявил, что Исламская республика планирует запустить новый искусственный спутник земли "Рассад-1" ("Наблюдатель") в последнюю неделю августа. Ранее в мае советник министерства телекоммуникаций Ирана Мохаммед Хоссейнпур заявлял, что Иран в текущем году намерен запустить два телекоммуникационных спутника.

Первый испытательный пуск ракеты "Кавошгар-1", предназначенной для сбора исследовательских данных и вывода на орбиту первого национального искусственного спутника Земли, Иран провел в феврале 2008 года. В ноябре того же года Тегеран запустил вторую ракету - "Кавошгар-2" с блоком научной аппаратуры. Через 40 минут после запуска спускаемый аппарат вернулся на Землю. Как сообщали иранские СМИ, с помощью аппарата удалось произвести измерение атмосферного давления и скорости ветра на различных высотах.

Иранские новостные агентства 3 февраля 2010 года передали, что Тегеран на ракете-носителе собственного производства "Кавошгар-3" отправил в космос капсулу с "живыми организмами", которые будут использованы для научных исследований. В свою очередь, западные СМИ сообщали о том, что иранские ученые отправили в космос мышей, черепах и червей. На церемонии запуска присутствовал президент Ирана Махмуд Ахмадинежад и военное руководство страны. Данный проект Тегеран готовил более двух лет.

Также в начале февраля этого года Иран продемонстрировал спутники "Толу", "Месбах-2", спутник для студенческих исследований "Мехди" и двигатель ракеты-носителя "Симорг". Все космические проекты были разработаны и сконструированы силами иранских ученых.

Проведение Ираном космических запусков и испытания элементов ракет и спутникового оборудования традиционно вызывают беспокойство на Западе, так как, по мнению экспертов, это означает, что Тегеран близок к созданию баллистических ракет большой дальности. Международное сообщество опасается, что под прикрытием реализации национальных атомной и ракетной программ Тегеран стремится к созданию ядерного боезаряда и средств его доставки

ЦитироватьПошлют астронавта-шахида, не проблема...  :?

ЦитироватьКосмонавты, спутник... все это ерунда.
Реальная МБР с ядерной БЧ для нанесения небольшого, но неприемлемого ущерба для развитой западной страны - вот к чему они идут.
И вопрос сейчас стоит только так - успеют они ее сделать или им не дадут успеть.

ЦитироватьА вот в Северной Корее... Потому ее и не кусают!

ЦитироватьНу, на авантюристе подробно разбирали возможности Ирана по ЯО.

ЦитироватьАхмадинежад: первый иранский космонавт полетит на орбиту в 2017 году[/size]
© РИА Новости. космос
18:15 05/08/2010

МОСКВА, 5 авг - РИА Новости. Иран отправит первого иранского космонавта в космос на геостационарную орбиту, которая проходит на высоте свыше 35 тысяч километров, уже в 2017 году[/size], заявил в четверг президент Ирана Махмуд Ахмадинежад.

Ранее иранский президент заявил, что Исламская Республика планирует ускорить запуск первого пилотируемого космического корабля, который доставит иранского астронавта в космос, и осуществить реализацию этого проекта к 2019 году, а не как планировалось ранее к 2024 году. По словам президента, давление со стороны Запада и инициирование новых резолюций заставили иранское правительство пойти на то, чтобы ускорить реализацию иранской космической программы.

"Этот проект продолжает реализацию программы Иранского космического агентства по строительству и запуску космического корабля в космос на (геостационарную) орбиту, которая проходит на высоте свыше 35 тысяч километров от земли", - приводит иранское агентство ИРНА слова Ахмадинежада.

При этом он отметил, что санкции западных стран не помещают Исламской Республике реализовать этот проект.

"Западные страны видят в ужесточении санкций, которые накладывают ограничения на ввоз материалов в Иран, лишь меры материального воздействия на Исламскую Республику и думают, что таким образом смогут оказать давление на иранский народ", - сказал Ахмадинежад.

Кроме того, как сообщило агентство Франс Пресс со ссылкой на иранские СМИ, Ахмадинежад заявил, что уже через два года Иран создаст ракету-носитель, которая по своим техническим характеристикам, значительно превышает существующие в стране образцы.

"Иранские ученые уже за работой, и в ближайшем будущем трехступенчатая ракета будет выведена на орбиту с высотой тысячу километров", - приводит слова Ахмадинежада иранское информационное агентство Фарс.

Иранский президент напомнил, что в феврале 2009 года двухступенчатая ракета-носитель "Сафир-2" вывела на околоземную орбиту первый национальный спутник Ирана "Омид" на околоземную орбиту выстой 250 километров.

"В первый раз мы вывели спутник на (высоту) 250 километров, в будущем году это будет 700 километров, а годом позднее - тысяча километров", - добавил он.

В начале июля министр телекоммуникаций Ирана Реза Тагипур заявил, что Исламская республика планирует запустить новый искусственный спутник земли "Рассад-1" ("Наблюдатель") в последнюю неделю августа. Ранее в мае советник министерства телекоммуникаций Ирана Мохаммед Хоссейнпур заявлял, что Иран в текущем году намерен запустить два телекоммуникационных спутника.

Первый испытательный пуск ракеты "Кавошгар-1", предназначенной для сбора исследовательских данных и вывода на орбиту первого национального искусственного спутника Земли, Иран провел в феврале 2008 года. В ноябре того же года Тегеран запустил вторую ракету - "Кавошгар-2" с блоком научной аппаратуры. Через 40 минут после запуска спускаемый аппарат вернулся на Землю. Как сообщали иранские СМИ, с помощью аппарата удалось произвести измерение атмосферного давления и скорости ветра на различных высотах.

Иранские новостные агентства 3 февраля 2010 года передали, что Тегеран на ракете-носителе собственного производства "Кавошгар-3" отправил в космос капсулу с "живыми организмами", которые будут использованы для научных исследований. В свою очередь, западные СМИ сообщали о том, что иранские ученые отправили в космос мышей, черепах и червей. На церемонии запуска присутствовал президент Ирана Махмуд Ахмадинежад и военное руководство страны. Данный проект Тегеран готовил более двух лет.

Также в начале февраля этого года Иран продемонстрировал спутники "Толу", "Месбах-2", спутник для студенческих исследований "Мехди" и двигатель ракеты-носителя "Симорг". Все космические проекты были разработаны и сконструированы силами иранских ученых.

Проведение Ираном космических запусков и испытания элементов ракет и спутникового оборудования традиционно вызывают беспокойство на Западе, так как, по мнению экспертов, это означает, что Тегеран близок к созданию баллистических ракет большой дальности. Международное сообщество опасается, что под прикрытием реализации национальных атомной и ракетной программ Тегеран стремится к созданию ядерного боезаряда и средств его доставки.

ЦитироватьAhmadinejad says Iran building three-stage rocket

TEHRAN (AFP) - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Iran is working on a three-stage rocket to carry a satellite 1,000 kilometres (more than 600 miles) into space, Fars news agency reported on Thursday.

"The country's scientists are working on a three-stage rocket that will take us to 1,000 kilometres," the agency quoted Ahmadinejad as saying to a local television in the western city of Hamedan on Wednesday.


"Last time, we sent a satellite to 250 kilometres... Next year it will be sent to 700 kilometres, and the year after that to 1,000 kilometres," he said.


In February 2009, Iran launched its first home-built satellite, named Omid (Hope), into orbit to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic revolution.


The launch raised fresh concerns among world powers already at odds with Tehran over its nuclear drive.


"The rocket that we used for the first satellite had an engine thrust of 32 tonnes at the time of launch, but the rocket that we are building will have the thrust of 120 or 140 tonnes," Ahmadinejad said.


Western countries suspect Iran is secretly trying to build a nuclear weapons capability and fear the technology used to launch the space rocket could be diverted into development of long-range ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads.


Tehran strongly denies the charges, saying its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes and that it has the right to the technology already in the hands of many other nations, including its archfoe the United States.


Ahmadinejad also disclosed details about another satellite, which he said would be launched in the "near future."


"We plan to launch an experimental telecommunication satellite with a lifetime of one year," he said.


Telecommunication Minister Reza Taghipour had said in July that a home-built satellite, Rasad 1, was being readied for launch for the last week of August, without giving other details.


Ahmadinejad also announced that Iran had plans to put telecommunication satellites in the 35,000-kilometre (about 22,000 miles) orbit -- where geostationary satellites are placed -- within "five or six years," Fars reported.


In July, Ahmadinejad said the country planned to send a man into space by 2019 as a blow to Western powers pressing Tehran over its continued uranium enrichment work in defiance of UN Security Council demands.


"Iran was due to send a man into space by 2024 but in response to threats and Security Council resolutions against Iran, the plan was pushed forward by five years and the project will be launched in 2019," he said.


The hardline president has made scientific development one of the main themes of his presidency, asserting that Iran has reached a peak of progress despite international sanctions and no longer needs help from foreign states.


He has also rejected that the ambitious space programme has military goals.


In February 2010, Iran launched a home-built rocket carrying live animals -- a rat, turtles and worm -- in a capsule, marking the country's first experiment in sending living creatures into space.


It also unveiled another home-built rocket designed to carry satellites, dubbed Simorgh (Phoenix) equipped to carry a 100-kilogram (220-pound) satellite 500 kilometres (310 miles) into orbit.

Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi said then a refinement of the Simorgh design would allow satellites to be placed in a 1,000-kilometre (more than 600 miles) orbit.

The 27-metre (90 foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tonnes and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 100 tonnes.

ЦитироватьИран запустит свой первый спутник-разведчик до конца августа

08.08.2010 15:37, Лондон.  Иран готовится к запуску своего первого спутника-разведчика с помощью собственного ракетоносителя в конце августа. Об этом сообщает газета Sunday Times.


Издание приводит мнение израильских военных, согласно которым пуск состоится на последней неделе августа с территории секретного объекта Семнан к востоку от Тегерана.

Западные специалисты сейчас теряются в догадках, какой именно ракетоноситель будет использован иранской стороной: новейший "Симорг" или более старый "Сафир". "Симорг" является многоступенчатой 27-метровой ракетой, работающей на жидком топливе. Остается загадкой, смогли ли иранские инженеры завершить над ней работу.

Газета приводит мнение израильского специалиста Юзи Рубина, согласно которому "если будет запущен "Симорг", и он доставит на орбиту спутник весом более 100 килограмм, то Иран решит сразу две проблемы: успешно выведет в космос свой первый спутник-разведчик и покажет, что стал обладателем межконтинентальной баллистической ракеты".

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ЦитироватьНу, на авантюристе подробно разбирали возможности Ирана по ЯО.

Мда, на авантюристе все такие специалисты по иранским центрифугам...
Если бы не было чучхейской бомбы я бы еще задумался про иранцев, а так - нет, спасибо, будем рассчитывать на худшее.

ЦитироватьAlso, Iran has recently unveiled a new generation of home-made satellites and a new satellite carrier called Simorgh (Phoenix).

The milk-bottle shaped rocket is equipped to carry a 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90 foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 143 tons.

Цитироватьhttp://www.k2kapital.com/news/313676/

ЦитироватьИран запустит свой первый спутник-разведчик до конца августа

ЦитироватьПеренос пуска: спутник не готов.

ЦитироватьIran satellite launch delayed: minister[/size]

by Staff Writers
Tehran (AFP) Aug 16, 2010
The launch of a new Iranian satellite, which was to take place later this month, has been delayed as the device is still being developed, Telecommunications Minister Reza Taghipour said.

The minister had announced in July that the satellite, Rasad 1 (Observation), which would be Iran's second home-built satellite to be sent into space, would be launched in the last week of August.

But Taghipour was cited late Sunday by state television's website as saying that the satellite, to be used for transmitting images and weather forecasts, will now be launched in the second half of the current Iranian year to March 2011.

"The launch of Rasad 1 satellite will take place in the second half of this year," Taghipour said.

The second half of the Iranian year begins on September 23.

"The satellite... is itself being developed, although some other stages (involved in the launch) are ready," he added.

Taghipour did not specify when the launch would take place but said its timing would be decided "accurately once the pre-launch testing, which is a lengthy process, is done."

The minister had previously said that within the current Iranian year a number of new satellites capable of transmitting data and images would be launched by the Islamic republic.

http://www.spacewar.com/reports/Iran_satellite_launch_delayed_minister_999.html

ЦитироватьEgypt's Nilesat satellite operator has suffered repeated intentional jamming from at least two different sources in recent months, starting with attempts to block entry into Iran of new broadcasts from the BBC Persian television service and then jamming of Nilesat's World Cup soccer and music broadcasts, Nilesat Chief Executive Salah Hamza said Sept. 8.

ЦитироватьКитай поможет Ирану производить навигационные спутники[/size]
01.11.2010 14:48    

Китай намерен помочь Ирану в изготовлении навигационных спутников, сказал глава иранского космического агентства Хамид Фазели, сообщает Press TV со ссылкой на IRNA.

Он добавил, что ряд других азиатских стран выразили готовность сотрудничать в реализации космических проектов.

"Иран достиг прогресса в области космонавтики усилиями иранских ученых", - сказал Фазели.

Он также отметил, что страна сейчас намерена глубже исследовать космос, и с этой целью необходимо задействовать участие частного сектора в реализации планов Ирана, связанные с освоением космического пространства.

Хамид Фазели подчеркнул, что телекоммуникационные и исследовательские спутники являются одними из распространенных типов космических объектов, которые свидетельствуют о технологических достижениях страны.

Иран присоединился к клубу стран, запускающим спутники в 2009 году, после запуска с помощью корабля "Сафир" своего собственного спутника "Омид".

ЦитироватьИран в ближайшее время запустит в космос свои новые спутники[/size]

МОСКВА, 22 ноября. (АРМС-ТАСС). Иран планирует в ближайшее время планирует вывести на орбиту ряд космических аппаратов отечественной разработки, сообщил в воскресенье министр обороны Исламской республики Иран Ахмад Вахиди, передает агентство AFP.

"Мы сейчас строим новые спутники и скоро, в ближайшее время, некоторые из них будут запущены в космос", - заявил Вахиди в Хорремабаде иранскому информационному агентству "Мехр".

Министр не уточнил когда конкретно КА будут выводиться на орбиту. Как известно, ИРИ планировала в конце августа осуществить запуск второго отечественного спутника "Расад-1", который был однако отложен до марта 2011 г. Первый иранский спутник "Омид" вышел на орбиту в 2009 г.

ЦитироватьИран получил от КНДР ракеты, способные долететь до Западной Европы[/size]

29 ноября, AVIA.RU –  Северная Корея снабдила Иран ракетами, которые способны «накрыть» страны Западной Европы, сообщает Газета.ru со ссылкой на The New York Times.

Об этом свидетельствуют внутренние документы правительства США, которые опубликованы сайтом Wikileaks.

Ранее США не признавали, что Иран имеет в своем арсенале подобные ракеты, чем возможно сдерживали авиаудары Израиля по Исламской республике.

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Minister: Iran to Launch Home-Made Satellite into Orbit Soon[/size]

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran announced on Wednesday that it plans to launch another home-made satellite called Fajr (Dawn) into space by late March 2011.   

"Based on our plans, the home-made Fajr satellite will be launched into space by the end of this (Iranian) year (ending on March 20)," Iranian Telecommunications Minister Reza Taqipour said on the sidelines of a cabinet meeting here today.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had also earlier announced that the country plans to send a home-made measurement satellite into orbit in the near future.

"Iran's measurement satellite will be launched into space from an Iranian launch-pad and will have an Iranian exchange station and control station," Iranian president said.

Ahmadinejad further noted Iran's plans for sending astronauts into space in 2024, and said that the issue has gone under a second study at a recent cabinet meeting and that the cabinet has decided to implement the plan in 2019, five years earlier than the date envisaged in the original plan.

Iran has recently taken wide strides in aerospace. The country sent the first biocapsule of living creatures into space in February, using its home-made Kavoshgar-3 (Explorer-3) carrier.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problem. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the Earth's atmosphere on April 25, 2009.

After launching Omid, Tehran unveiled three new satellites called Tolou, Mesbah II and Navid, respectively. Iran has also unveiled its latest achievements in designing and producing satellite carriers very recently.

A new generation of home-made satellites and a new satellite carrier called Simorgh (Phoenix) were among the latest achievements unveiled by Iran's aerospace industries.

The milk-bottle shaped rocket is equipped to carry a 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90 foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 143 tons.

Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the United Nations' Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS), which was set up in 1959.

Цитировать16:46 | 2011-01-30
DM: Iran Builds 10 Labs to Strengthen Space Industry[/size]

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced on Sunday that Iran has constructed 10 space test laboratories to strengthen the infrastructures of the country's space industry.
   
Vahidi said the Defense Ministry constructed ten labs to "reinforce infrastructures of Iran's space industry" and help improve the abilities of human resources.

The labs have been inaugurated by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ahead of the Ten Days of Dawn (February 1-10) celebrations marking the victory of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Planning and setting up the laboratories is in continuation of firm steps taken by Iranian experts in putting domestically-built satellites into orbit, Vahidi said during the inauguration ceremony of the laboratories.

He also noted that Iran is expected to unveil other space projects in the near future.

Iran announced earlier this month that it plans to launch another home-made satellite called Fajr (Dawn) into space by late March 2011.

"Based on our plans, the home-made Fajr satellite will be launched into space by the end of this (Iranian) year (ending on March 20)," Iranian Telecommunications Minister Reza Taqipour said on the sidelines of a cabinet meeting here today.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had also earlier announced that the country plans to send a home-made measurement satellite into orbit in the near future.

"Iran's measurement satellite will be launched into space from an Iranian launch-pad and will have an Iranian exchange station and control station," Iranian president said.

Ahmadinejad further noted Iran's plans for sending astronauts into space in 2024, and said that the issue has gone under a second study at a recent cabinet meeting and that the cabinet has decided to implement the plan in 2019, five years earlier than the date envisaged in the original plan.

Iran has recently taken wide strides in aerospace. The country sent the first biocapsule of living creatures into space in February, using its home-made Kavoshgar-3 (Explorer-3) carrier.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problem. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the Earth's atmosphere on April 25, 2009.

After launching Omid, Tehran unveiled three new satellites called Tolou, Mesbah II and Navid, respectively. Iran has also unveiled its latest achievements in designing and producing satellite carriers very recently.

A new generation of home-made satellites and a new satellite carrier called Simorgh (Phoenix) were among the latest achievements unveiled by Iran's aerospace industries.

The milk-bottle shaped rocket is equipped to carry a 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90 foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 143 tons.

Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the United Nations' Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS), which was set up in 1959.

ЦитироватьСудя по этому

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у них далеко идущие планы.

ЦитироватьА это уже без хи-хи.

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ЧТО ЭТО? Ну допустим, музей. Но вообще ИРНА - она как ТАСС или Синьхуа. То есть не впрямую врет.

ЦитироватьЧТО ЭТО?

ЦитироватьТак что это явно испытательный стенд.

ЦитироватьРоберт Кристи назначил запуск "Рассады" на 14 февраля, 18:30 UTC

Цитировать2011 Feb 14
18:30
   
Rasad 1 and Fajr 1 Launch
Safir LV or Simorgh LV, Iran
Possible dual satellite launch.

Rasad is Military/government remote sensing satellite. It means 'Observation' in English.

The mission of Fajr is not yet known.

One of these may be the satellite referred to as AUT SAT, designed by students of the Amir-Kabir University of Technology. Construction of AUT SAT began 2010 Jan.

Originally said by an Iranian government minister to be scheduled for period Aug 24-30. Aug 16 came an announcement referring to launch by the end of the current Iranian year (2011 Mar 20), and hinted at delays due to testing:
http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=8905251362

The 2010 August may have been premature - possibly from an internal Iranian misunderstanding.

Both date and time are estimates and are subject to significant change.

Frequency: 435 MHz or 465.000 MHz?

ЦитироватьСнимок сделан так чтоб спутник оказался на переднем плане и выглядел большим, с половину человеческого роста.
 Подозреваю что второй запуск будет той же РН а спутник - аналог Омида.

ЦитироватьДа, и умиляет как он привязан на верёвках. :)

ЦитироватьDefense Minister: New space projects to be unveiled[/size]

Tehran, Jan 30, IRNA – Defense Minister Brigadier-General Ahmad Vahidi said on Sunday that different high-tech projects such as domestically-made satellites named 'Rasad and Fajr' are ready for inauguration.   
     
'Fajr satellite is the first domestic orbit-oriented satellite with the ability of changing its oval orbit between 300 to 450 kilometers that leads to increasing the life of satellite to 1.5 years,' he added.

Brigadier-General Vahidi also referred to Rasad satellite as the first video satellite with the capability of grabbing video images with the resolution of more than 200 meters.

'Explorer-4 is another space project of the Islamic Republic of Iran with the capacity of transporting space laboratory to a height of more than 120 kilometers above atmosphere,' he added.

Pointing to the missions of fixed earth station, Brigadier-General Vahidi noted that this station can be used for receiving images from remote sensory satellites with the antenna diameter of six meters.

ЦитироватьIran to display new satellites, rockets in early Feb.[/size]

TEHRAN, Jan. 30 (MNA) – Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi has said new range of rockets and satellites will be showcased during the Ten-Day Dawn celebrations which will start on February 1.

The Ten-Day Dawn celebrations are held across the country to commemorate the anniversary of the victory of Islamic Revolution in 1979.

Safir 1-B (Messenger 1-B) and Kavoshgar 4 (Explorer 4) rockets and Rasad (observation) and Fajr (Dawn) satellites will be unveiled during the 10-day celebrations, Vahidi stated on Sunday.

He went on to say the Safir 1-B rocket is capable of carrying a satellite weighing 50 kilos into an elliptical orbit of 300 to 450 kilometers.

In February 2009, Iran sent the Safir 2 rocket into space which carried the country's first domestically manufactured satellite, called Omid (Hope).

In February 2010, Iran launched a capsule carrying live turtles, rats and worms aboard a Kavoshgar 3 rocket in what was its first experiment to send living creatures into space.

ЦитироватьДа, и умиляет как он привязан на верёвках. :)

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ЦитироватьДа, и умиляет как он привязан на верёвках. :)

Вполне кошерные репшнуры  :wink:

ЦитироватьЕще серия снимков с визита Ахмадинеджада в новую "лабораторию космических конструкций и устройств". Дата по иранскому календарю 1389/11/10, это должно было быть 30 января.

ЦитироватьДа, только стрелочки на часах и время в подписи как-то не бьют друг с другом  :roll:

ЦитироватьТакое ощущение, что этот "замурованный в башню" Сафир лишился по сравнению с нормальным не только ХО, но и четверти первой ступени...

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Какой-то стенд для испытания сухих отсеков на устойчивость?  :roll: Кто-нибудь встречал в природе подобные девайсы?

ЦитироватьТам видно, что ХО уходит под поверхность площадки.

ЦитироватьСтатический стенд для проверок до разрушения.

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ЦитироватьТам видно, что ХО уходит под поверхность площадки.

Видно, но кажется, что он (ХО) навсегда туда ушел.  :roll:

То есть ракету привезли, худо-бедно установили вертикально в некую яму (вон, на самом верху башни, траверса какая-то висит, красная), потом настелили полы - и теперь всё это так и останется.  :roll:

Цитировать16:33 | 2011-02-05
Iran Ready to Send 2 Satellites into Space in Future[/size]

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran announced on Saturday that it plans to unveil and send two recently-built satellites into space in the near future.
   

"Two satellites called Fajr (Dawn) and Rasad (Observation) will be unveiled during the Ten Day Dawn (from February 1-11, marking the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1979) and they will be launched in future," Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi told reporters.

Vahidi referred to the defense ministry's research plans and programs, and said, "We have plans for designing (and producing) numerous satellites."

He also underlined that the defense ministry is seeking to find different applications for the products that it manufactures in such projects to commercialize them.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had also earlier announced that the country plans to send a home-made measurement satellite into orbit in the near future.

"Iran's measurement satellite will be launched into space from an Iranian launch-pad and will have an Iranian exchange station and control station," Iranian president said late 2010.

Ahmadinejad further noted Iran's plans for sending astronauts into space in 2024, and said that the issue had gone under a second study at a cabinet meeting and that the cabinet had decided to implement the plan in 2019, five years earlier than the date envisaged in the original plan.

Цитировать14:10 | 2011-02-05
DM: Iran to Unveil Several Electronic, Space Projects Soon[/size]

TEHRAN (FNA)- The Iranian Defense Ministry announced on Saturday that the country is scheduled to unveil a number of electronic and space projects as well as new defense and missile products on the occasion of the Ten Day Dawn ceremonies from February 1-11 (marking the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1979).   

"We will inaugurate a number of electronic and space projects as well as a number of defense and missile products during the Ten Day Dawn days," Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi told reporters.

Asked if the country has decided any specific date for launching the two home-made satellites of Fajr (Dawn) and Rasad (Observation) into space, he said, "The satellites are ready to launch, but the date will be decided later."

Vahidi had announced in December that at least two satellites would be launched into orbit by the end of the current (Iranian) year (ending March 20).

"Fajr and Rasad satellites will be launched into orbit by the end of this year," he added.

ЦитироватьIran unveils stations for remote images[/size]
Sun Feb 6, 2011 6:31AM

On occasion of the Ten Days of Dawn celebrations, Iran has unveiled two domestically-manufactured fixed ground stations and another mobile one for receiving remote sensing images.

Addressing the inaugural ceremony, Iran's Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi told reporters that the fixed ground stations are completely designed and built by Iranian experts.

He added that the Geographical Department of Iran's Defense Ministry will use the stations to receive and process images with an accuracy of one meter and provide them to users across the country.

The Iranian minister noted that each station would be able to cover an area within a radius of 2,500 kilometers and to prepare images within an area estimating 10 million cubic meters every 24 days.

Vahidi noted that the images would be used in sectors including agriculture, urbanization, natural disasters and a variety of other fields.

The remarks came after the Iranian minister said late in January that the Islamic Republic would unveil a new range of missile and satellite projects during the Ten Days of Dawn celebrations.

"Fajr (Dawn) is the first satellite with the ability to change from the elliptical orbit of 300-450 kilometers to a circular orbit of 450 kilometers which increases the life expectancy of the satellite by one year and a half," Vahidi said.

The Rasad (Observation) satellite is the country's first satellite for photography, he added.

"The thrust of the Safir (Ambassador) 1-B rocket engine has been increased from 32 to 37, and it can carry a satellite weighing 50 kilogram's into an elliptical orbit of 300 to 450 kilometers," the Iranian defense minister went on to say.

The other rocket, Kavoshgar (Explorer) 4, has the ability to carry space laboratories containing biologic cargos within a range of 120 kilometers, he added.

ЦитироватьОфф-топ: интересно, а в иранской армии по уставу бриться запрещено? :roll:

ЦитироватьОфф-топ: интересно, а в иранской армии по уставу бриться запрещено? :roll:

ЦитироватьPublish Date: 7/2/2011 06:51:43 GMT   
Iran President unveils four new satellites[/size]

Tehran, Feb 7, IRNA – President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad unveiled here on Monday four new national satellites termed Fajr, Rasad, Amir-Kabir-1 and Zafar.   
     
During the unveiling ceremony, President Ahmadinejad was accompanied by Defense Minister Brigadier-General Ahmad Vahidi.

After revealing those home-made satellites, Ahmadinejad visited the new Iranian achievements in this field.

Islamic Republic News Agency/IRNA NewsCode: 30227936

ЦитироватьDecember 29, 2009
Production phase of AUT SAT satellite commences[/size]
Tehran Times Political Desk

TEHRAN – Alireza Rahaii, the president of Amir Kabir University of Technology (AUT) announced that the production phase of the AUT SAT satellite has begun.

AUT SAT has been designed by the resident scientists and researchers at AUT, he said.

AUT and Iran Aerospace Industries Organization signed a production agreement on AUT SAT satellite, said Shahrokh Mahdavi, a contract expert at the university.

According to Mahdavi, the satellite's total weight is 70-80 kilograms and can be used to assess damages inflicted by earthquakes, droughts and other natural disasters, contributing enormously to the reduction of casualties.

The satellite is also capable of surveying agricultural lands, he added.

Many researchers specialized in electronics, computer sciences, Aerospace, and polymers fields have cooperated in designing and building the satellite

ЦитироватьВ Иране началось производство спутника AUT SAT[/size]
28.12.2009 13:24

Между иранским Университетом Амир Кабира и Аэрокосмической организацией Ирана подписан контракт о производстве спутника AUT SAT, сказал эксперт по контрактам университета Шахрух Махдави. По его словам, проектировочные работы уже завершены и уже начался процесс производства спутника. Об этом сообщает агентство MEHR.

По словам Махдави, общий вес спутника AUT SAT составляет 70-80 килограммов, он производится с целью наблюдений за почвой и состоянием сельскохозяйственных угодий.

Работа спутника также поспособствует уменьшению потерь от землетрясений, засухи и других природных катастроф.

В прошлом году Иран запустил на орбиту в 30-ю годовщину Исламской иранской революции первый спутник под названием "Умид".

ЦитироватьTehran, Feb 7, IRNA – President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad unveiled here on Monday four new national satellites termed Fajr, Rasad, Amir-Kabir-1 and Zafar.

ЦитироватьIran launches 4 domestically-made satellites[/size]
TEHRAN, Feb. 7 (MNA) – With the participation of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, four domestically-manufactured satellites, dubbed Fajr, Rasad, Autsat, and Zafar, has been unveiled here on Monday, the seventh day of the Ten-Day Dawn.

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ЦитироватьCan anyone translate the inscription to identify, which satellite is Fajr, Rasad, Amir-Kabir-1 and Zafar?

The one called AUTSAT is likely Amir-Kabir-1 (= Amir Kabir University of Technology Satellite)

From http://www.irandefence.net/showthread.php?t=65346

From left to right(their written names on the glass):

Rasad nano satellite - Autsat satellite - Zafar satellite(science and Industry university) - Fajr satellite

Цитироватьsee this video (a temporary link that will be expired after 24 hr) from 2:20s to 2:26s :
http://www.iribnews.ir/PhotoGallery/Photo/_c0dde562.wmv

an expert is speaking about Safir 1B engine, he says,we claim this engine uses a domestical fuel that is produced and used only in iran.

ЦитироватьPics of new Iranian Kavoshgar and sattelites

(http://media.farsnews.com/Media/8911/ImageReports/8911180851/19_8911180851_L600.jpg)
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first stafe engine of Safire Fajr:

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Masud2 and Rasad2 sattelites:
(https://img.novosti-kosmonavtiki.ru/63772.jpg)
(https://img.novosti-kosmonavtiki.ru/63770.jpg)
(https://img.novosti-kosmonavtiki.ru/63771.jpg)

ЦитироватьЕсть желающие попереводить с фарси? :-)

http://www.irna.ir/NewsShow.aspx?NID=30229428

ЦитироватьПосмотрите на характеристики национального спутника
Тегеран - вторая годовщина  запуска спутника в космос в
то время как национальные надежду благословил десятилетие Фаджра
особый день сегодня, в понедельник-космического права технологий
с присутствием президента и чиновников в Тегеране Верховного и
четыре национальных спутниковых был открыт.
   
По данным IRNA, инженерные образцы четырех
национальных спутников Зафар, обсерватория Фаджр,
инженерия, Amirkabir университета, а также образцы двигателей Safir-B1
спутника зонда и биологической капсулы Кавошгяр-4 были представлены.

Инженерные образцы Фаджр ** национальной спутниковой
Фаджр первых коренных спутниковой спутниковых что Иран маневра миссии орбите.
Холодного газа движения Zyrsamanh спутниковой орбитальной
передачи используются следующие того движения холодного газа,
трансмиссии спутниковой Фаджр плазмы импульсного электрического
трансмиссии с особое воздействие очень высокой, как будет
использование вспомогательных грузов.
Эта новая трансмиссия делает спутник эпохи будет вращаться вокруг
своего центра масс. Целей этого спутника отображение также
использует камеры поставки которых спутников для измерения
первого коренного спутниковой страны в космосе будет записан.

** Национальной спутниковой Инженерные образцы Зафар
Спутниковое по Зафар национальной науки и технологий порядка
иранского космического агентства сделано.
Зафар национальный спутник, спутник с высокой технологии,
передовой и в полном объеме возможность захвата цвета (три
спектра) с разрешением не хуже 80 м имеет.
Сравнению со спутниковой спутниковых науки и техники показывает
перспективные улучшение более чем в пять раз уровень технологии
камеры, двойной точности и усиление контроля государства над 15
раз скорость изображение данные отправляются.
Спутниковое возможность отправлять и получать сообщения между
пользователями развития. Эти маленькие спутники Спутниковое
размерами 70

Цитироватьhttp://www.mehrnews.com/en/NewsDetail.aspx?pr=s&query=satellite%20&NewsID=1248283
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ЦитироватьТакой эпоксиуглепластиковый корпус только Ахмадинежаду показывать, даже на стенд ставить страшно...

ЦитироватьОднако экспонаты производят убогое жалкое впечатление. :(

Цитироватьу поутора сотен стран нет и этого... :D

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Цитироватьу поутора сотен стран нет и этого... :D

Так они ж и не рыпаются... :(

ЦитироватьТем хуже для них: страна, не способная самостоятельно проектировать и строить ракеты и спутники, сегодня не может считаться полноценной.

ЦитироватьГлавный вопрос после просмотра картинок: что из всего этого представляет собою реальные попытки что-то реальное сделать, а что - антураж потемкинских деревень?

ЦитироватьГлавный вопрос после просмотра картинок: что из всего этого представляет собою реальные попытки что-то реальное сделать, а что - антураж потемкинских деревень?

ЦитироватьОднако слово "антураж" не входит в число наиболее массово употребляемых. :) Если оно пришло в две головы разом - значит что-то в этот есть. :)

ЦитироватьСобственно, ничего нереального пока и не видно. Несколько мини- и микроспутников и пара типов сравнительно простых РН. Т.е. набор, вполне посильный для иранской промышленности.

ЦитироватьПотому что сочетание этих убогих аппаратиков, точнее даже их убогих макетов, с великолепием окружающих залов не может вызвать других ассоциаций кроме "антураж". В лаборатории любительского спутникостроения они может быть ещё и смотрелись бы, а так - нет.

ЦитироватьНу, ты вспомни, как выглядели "Авангарды" - ракета и спутник. тоже, ведь, убожество.

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ЦитироватьНу, ты вспомни, как выглядели "Авангарды" - ракета и спутник. тоже, ведь, убожество.

А их в таком антураже выставляли?

ЦитироватьЕсть идеи относительно того, что это за панель?

Цитироватьhttp://www.irandefence.net/showthread.php?t=65346

ЦитироватьPics of new Iranian Kavoshgar and sattelites

(http://media.farsnews.com/Media/8911/ImageReports/8911180851/19_8911180851_L600.jpg)

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Цитироватьhttp://www.irandefence.net/showthread.php?t=65346

ЦитироватьPics of new Iranian Kavoshgar and sattelites

(http://media.farsnews.com/Media/8911/ImageReports/8911180851/19_8911180851_L600.jpg)

А уж эта ракета это вообще смех. Какой же это кевошгар?

ЦитироватьОн же в 2019 собрались человека в космос запускать.

ЦитироватьМне вообще кажется, что они Кавошгярами любую исследовательскую ракету называют. :roll:

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ЦитироватьЕсть идеи относительно того, что это за панель?

АФАР какая-то :roll:

ЦитироватьЭто не чучело. Она живая. Я приводил ссылку на видео.

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Цитироватьhttp://www.irandefence.net/showthread.php?t=65346

ЦитироватьPics of new Iranian Kavoshgar and sattelites

(http://media.farsnews.com/Media/8911/ImageReports/8911180851/19_8911180851_L600.jpg)

А уж эта ракета это вообще смех. Какой же это кевошгар?

Мне вообще кажется, что они Кавошгярами любую исследовательскую ракету называют. :roll:

ЦитироватьНу вобщем тьфу! Позорище.

ЦитироватьНу вобщем тьфу! Позорище.

ЦитироватьPresident Promises More Satellite Launches in 2012[/size]

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Monday several indigenously-built satellites will be launched by March 2012.
He made the announcement at an unveiling ceremony of four national satellites, Fajr (Dawn), Rasad (Observation), Amir Kabir-I and Zafar (Victory) and the satellite-launcher Kavoshgar-4 (Explorer- 4), IRNA reported.
The satellites and the new carrier were unveiled in presence of the president and Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi, marking the Ten-Day Dawn (February 1-11) ceremonies. The ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the victory of Islamic Revolution in 1979.
"I think from the end of this year (March 20) and through the next year, we will see many launches" of domestically-built satellites", Ahmadinejad told the ceremony in Tehran.
"We should reach a point where we will be able to share our knowledge and technology in aerospace fields with other countries."
Describing the future of Iran and its people as bright, he said the rate of scientific development in the country remains high.
Progress in the aerospace sector in the past one year has improved ten-fold compared to the previous year.
Vahidi said the pace of Iran's progress in the aerospace areas was astonishing.
He said countries that were disinclined to cooperate with Iran in aerospace now see that Iranian experts managed to carry out important projects in six months.
Iran entered the realm of aerospace activities two years ago, Vahidi said.
Iran joined the club of countries with satellite-launching expertise in 2009 when it launched its domestically-produced Omid (Hope) satellite that blasted into space on an indigenous carrier, Safir.
The Omid data-processing satellite was designed to circle the Earth 15 times every 24 hours and transmit data via two frequency bands and eight antennas to a space station in Iran.
The newly-unveiled satellite Fajr is the first sensing satellite manufactured by Defense Ministry, with the ability to change from the elliptical orbit of 300-450 kilometers to a circular orbit of 450 kilometers which increases the life expectancy of the satellite by a year and a half.
Images taken by Rasad, which is the country's first satellite for photography and carries remote measuring equipment, would be used in meteorology and identifying sea borders.
The satellites were inaugurated a day after Vahidi unveiled two domestically-manufactured fixed ground stations and another mobile one for receiving remote sensing images on Sunday.
The minister said the Geographical Department of the Defense Ministry will use the stations to receive and process images with an accuracy of one meter and provide them to users across the country.
Each station would be able to cover an area within a radius of 2,500 kilometers and prepare images within an area estimating 10 million cubic meters every 24 days.
Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, which was set up in 1959.

ЦитироватьHomebuilt Satellites Unveiled[/size]

TEHRAN (Dispatches) -- Iran plans to launch several homebuilt satellites by March 2012, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Monday after the unveiling of four new prototypes.
"I think from the end of this (Iranian) year (to March 20) and through the next year, we will see many launches" of domestically-built satellites, Ahmadinejad said at a ceremony in Tehran.
The president's remarks coincide with celebrations of the 32nd anniversary of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution that falls on February 11. Every year Iran uses the run-up to the anniversary to showcase its scientific, technological and military achievements.
"We should reach a point where we will be able to provide our knowledge and technology in the aerospace field to other countries," Ahmadinejad said, unveiling the satellites he said were for scientific purposes, and showing film of a satellite-carrier rocket.
Iran unveiled on Monday prototypes of four new homebuilt satellites -- Rasad (Observation), Fajr (Dawn), Zafar (Victory) and Amir Kabir-1 and also engines of a Safir-B1 (Ambassador-B1) launch vehicle.
The country does not have an operational satellite of its own but Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi announced in December that two satellites, Fajr and Rasad-1, would be launched by the end of the current Iranian year to March 20.
Fajr, the country's first sensing satellite, has the ability to change from elliptical orbit to circular orbit, increasing its life expectancy by 18 months.
Rasad is the first imagery satellite capable of taking photographs for meteorological use or identifying sea borders
Iran in February 2009 sent into space its first home-built test satellite Omid (Hope) carried by a Safir-2 rocket.
Twelve months later, it launched a capsule carrying live turtles, rats and worms aboard a Kavoshgar-3 (Explorer-3) rocket in what was Iran's first experiment to send living creatures into space.
Fajr, which was unveiled on Monday, is an observation satellite constructed by the defense ministry, while Amir Kabir-1 is built by Tehran's Amir Kabir university.
Rasad is constructed by Malek Ashtar University of Tehran. Zafar is operational and has the capability of color-photographing.
The Safir-B1 rocket can carry a satellite weighing 50 kilograms (110 pounds) into an elliptical orbit of 300 to 450 kilometers (185 to 280 miles).
Ahmadinejad also unveiled Navid Elm-o-Sana't satellite. The satellite which weighs 50 kg is used for telephotography, measurement and specification of different locations from a 400-meter altitude.
The telecommunication, measurement and scientific satellite is due to be launched in the next few months to a distance of 250 to 375 kilometers from the earth's atmosphere and with the orbital angle of 55 degrees.
The satellite can also measure temperatures of 27 points and areas on the Earth simultaneously and send the information to the control center.
Iran on Sunday opened its first center to receive satellite images, a new stage in its space program and the equipment for which have been manufactured locally.
Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the United Nations' Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, which was set up in 1959.

ЦитироватьAhmadinejad also unveiled Navid Elm-o-Sana't satellite. The satellite which weighs 50 kg is used for telephotography, measurement and specification of different locations from a 400-meter altitude.
The telecommunication, measurement and scientific satellite is due to be launched in the next few months to a distance of 250 to 375 kilometers from the earth's atmosphere and with the orbital angle of 55 degrees.
The satellite can also measure temperatures of 27 points and areas on the Earth simultaneously and send the information to the control center.

ЦитироватьCIA VIEWS RUSSIAN CONCERNS OVER IRAN'S SPACE PROGRAM

Russian experts are persuaded that Iran's space program is serving to advance development of intercontinental ballistic missiles that could be used against targets throughout the Middle East and Russia, according to a CIA review of open source reporting.

"Over the past year Moscow appears to have become more worried bout the security implications of assisting Tehran with the further development of its space capability," the November 2010 CIA report said.

The CIA document was first reported by Bloomberg News ("Russian Scientists Worried Iran Uses Their Know-How for Missiles" by Roxana Tiron and Anthony Capaccio, February 3).  A copy was obtained by Secrecy News.  See "Russia: Security Concerns About Iran's Space Program Growing," CIA Open Source Works, November 16, 2010:

        http://www.fas.org/irp/cia/product/iran-space.pdf

In Tehran today, Iranian officials displayed four new prototype satellites
that they said would be launched in the near future.

ЦитироватьThe newly-unveiled satellite Fajr is the first sensing satellite manufactured by Defense Ministry, with the ability to change from the elliptical orbit of 300-450 kilometers to a circular orbit of 450 kilometers which increases the life expectancy of the satellite by a year and a half.
Images taken by Rasad, which is the country's first satellite for photography and carries remote measuring equipment, would be used in meteorology and identifying sea borders.

ЦитироватьThe country does not have an operational satellite of its own but Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi announced in December that two satellites, Fajr and Rasad-1, would be launched by the end of the current Iranian year to March 20.
...
Fajr, which was unveiled on Monday, is an observation satellite constructed by the defense ministry
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Rasad is constructed by Malek Ashtar University of Tehran.
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The Safir-B1 rocket can carry a satellite weighing 50 kilograms (110 pounds) into an elliptical orbit of 300 to 450 kilometers (185 to 280 miles).

ЦитироватьIran unveils new satellites and rocket[/size]

TEHRAN, Feb. 7 (MNA) -- Iran unveiled four domestically manufactured satellites and a satellite-carrier rocket on Monday.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi attended the unveiling ceremony for the Rasad, Zafar, Fajr, and Amir Kabir satellites and the Kavoshgar 4 rocket.

The first-stage and second-stage engines of the Safir-e-Fajr satellite carrier and a space recycling and environmental station were also unveiled during the ceremony.

The Amir Kabir satellite, also known as the RU300, is a research satellite, and its mission is to carry out research projects facilitating the management of natural disasters like floods and earthquakes.

The satellite is scheduled to be launched into space in mid spring.

The Fajr satellite is a reconnaissance satellite powered by solar energy.

The Rasad and Zafar satellites will be used for remote sensing missions. The images taken by these satellites can be utilized in meteorology and for the demarcation of water borders and charting the topography of the tributaries of rivers.

ЦитироватьЕсть желающие попереводить с фарси? :-)

http://www.irna.ir/NewsShow.aspx?NID=30229428

ЦитироватьLook at the characteristics of national satellite[/size]

Tehran - the second anniversary of the occasion to launch satellites into space while the national hope blessed with decades Fajr special day today, Monday-law space technology with the presence of the President and officials in Tehran Supreme and four national satellite was unveiled.
   
According to IRNA, the law of engineering samples of four national satellite Zafar, an observatory, Fajr, Engineering, Amirkabir University, and also samples of Ambassador Motor B1 satellite probe and the biological capsule 4 was unveiled.

**  Engineering samples Fajr ** National Satellite
 Fajr first indigenous satellite satellite that Iran is mission orbit maneuver.
The Cold Gas Propulsion Zyrsamanh satellite orbital transfer uses the following addition Propulsion cold gas system, the powertrain Fajr satellite plasma pulse electric powertrain with a particular impact is very high as will utilization of cargo subsidiary.
This new powertrain makes satellite era will revolve around their center of mass. The purposes of this satellite mapping also uses a camera shipments which satellites to measure the country's first indigenous satellite in space will be recorded.

**  National Satellite Engineering samples Zafar
 Satellite by Zafar National Science and Technology Iranian Space Agency's order is made.
 Zafar national satellite, satellite with high technology, advanced and fully operational the ability to capture color (three spectra) with a resolution better than 80 m has.
The comparison with satellite satellite Science and Technology shows promising improvement of more than five times the level of technology cameras, double precision and increased state control over 15 times the rate of image data is sent.
The satellite capability to send and receive messages between users of the development.
These small satellites Satellite dimensions 70

ЦитироватьIran Says Completes Building Photography Satellite Next Year

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran announced on Saturday that the country's experts and scientists will complete building a photography and observation satellite named 'A Test' in 2012.
   
"The construction work on the flying sample of A Test satellite will end in 2012 and we will try to launch it in the same year," Manager of 'A Test' Satellite Designing and Building Project Safavi told FNA.

Referring to the features of the satellite, he said that A Test weighs 80kg and will be launched to an orbit 600km in distance from the Earth.

"Four cameras have been mounted on the satellite with the capability of photography and image-processing," Safavi noted.

He also mentioned the satellite's life span is between three to five years.

Iran on Monday unveiled the prototypes of four home-made satellites named 'Zafar' (Victory), 'Rasad 1' (Observation 1), Fajr (Dawn) and 'A Test' as well as a satellite carrier named 'Safir B1' (Ambassador B1) and a bio-capsule named 'Kavoshgar 4' (Explorer 4).

Fajr is the first sensing satellite of the country, manufactured by Iran's Defense Ministry, with the capability of changing from the elliptical orbit of 300-450 kg to a circular orbit of 450 kg which increases the lifetime of the satellite by one and a half years.

The images taken by Rasad, which is the country's first satellite for photography and carries remote measurement equipment, would be used in meteorology and identifying sea borders.

Zafar, which has been developed by the Iranian experts' advanced technology, is operational and has the capability of color-photographing.

Also, the Safir B1 carrier can carry satellites weighing up to 50 kg to an elliptical orbit of 300-450 km.

The Kavoshgar 4 bio-capsule includes a scientific-research cargo which will be launched into the orbit to carry out biological researches and to send living creatures into the space.

Iran announced last Saturday that it plans to unveil and send two recently-built satellites of Fajr and Rasad into space in the near future.

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had also earlier announced that the country plans to send a home-made measurement satellite into orbit in the near future.

"Iran's measurement satellite will be launched into space from an Iranian launch-pad and will have an Iranian exchange station and control station," Iranian president said late 2010.

Ahmadinejad further noted Iran's plans for sending astronauts into space in 2024, and said that the issue had gone under a second study at a cabinet meeting and that the cabinet had decided to implement the plan in 2019, five years earlier than the date envisaged in the original plan.

Iran has recently taken wide strides in aerospace. The country sent the first biocapsule of living creatures into space in February, using its home-made Kavoshgar-3 (Explorer-3) carrier.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problem. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the Earth's atmosphere on April 25, 2009.

After launching Omid, Tehran unveiled three new satellites called Tolou, Mesbah II and Navid, respectively. Iran has also unveiled its latest achievements in designing and producing satellite carriers very recently.

A new generation of home-made satellites and a new satellite carrier called Simorgh (Phoenix) were among the latest achievements unveiled by Iran's aerospace industries.

The milk-bottle shaped rocket is equipped to carry a 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90 foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 143 tons.

Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the United Nations' Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS), which was set up in 1959.

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Iran to Launch Photography Satellite Next Year[/size]

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TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran announced on Tuesday that it plans to launch its home-made photography and observation satellite named 'A Test' to an orbit 661km in distance from the Earth in 2012.    

"The flying sample of the Iranian A Test satellite will be constructed in 2012 and will be launched in the same year to an orbit 661km in altitude," Manager of 'A Test' Satellite Designing and Building Project Mostafa Safavi told reporters.

Referring to the features of the satellite, he said that A Test weighs 80kg and will be launched to an orbit 661km in distance from the Earth with an angle of 98 degrees.

Four cameras have been mounted on the satellite with the capability of photography and image-processing, Safavi noted.

He also mentioned the satellite's life span is between three to five years and it has been registered in the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

Iran last week unveiled the prototypes of four home-made satellites named 'Zafar' (Victory), 'Rasad 1' (Observation 1), Fajr (Dawn) and 'A Test' as well as a satellite carrier named 'Safir B1' (Ambassador B1) and a bio-capsule named 'Kavoshgar 4' (Explorer 4).

Fajr is the first sensing satellite of the country, manufactured by Iran's Defense Ministry, with the capability of changing from the elliptical orbit of 300-450 kg to a circular orbit of 450 kg which increases the lifetime of the satellite by one and a half years.

The images taken by Rasad, which is the country's first satellite for photography and carries remote measurement equipment, would be used in meteorology and identifying sea borders.

Zafar, which has been developed by the Iranian experts' advanced technology, is operational and has the capability of color-photographing.

Also, the Safir B1 carrier can carry satellites weighing up to 50 kg to an elliptical orbit of 300-450 km.

The Kavoshgar 4 bio-capsule includes a scientific-research cargo which will be launched into the orbit to carry out biological researches and to send living creatures into the space.

Iran announced earlier this month that it plans to unveil and send two recently-built satellites of Fajr and Rasad into space in the near future.

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had also earlier announced that the country plans to send a home-made measurement satellite into orbit in the near future.

"Iran's measurement satellite will be launched into space from an Iranian launch-pad and will have an Iranian exchange station and control station," Iranian president said late 2010.

Ahmadinejad further noted Iran's plans for sending astronauts into space in 2024, and said that the issue had gone under a second study at a cabinet meeting and that the cabinet had decided to implement the plan in 2019, five years earlier than the date envisaged in the original plan.

Iran has recently taken wide strides in aerospace. The country sent the first biocapsule of living creatures into space in February, using its home-made Kavoshgar-3 (Explorer-3) carrier.

Omid (hope) was Iran's first research satellite that was designed for gathering information and testing equipment. After orbiting for three months, Omid successfully completed its mission without any problem. It completed more than 700 orbits over seven weeks and reentered the Earth's atmosphere on April 25, 2009.

After launching Omid, Tehran unveiled three new satellites called Tolou, Mesbah II and Navid, respectively. Iran has also unveiled its latest achievements in designing and producing satellite carriers very recently.

A new generation of home-made satellites and a new satellite carrier called Simorgh (Phoenix) were among the latest achievements unveiled by Iran's aerospace industries.

The milk-bottle shaped rocket is equipped to carry a 60-kilogram (132-pound) satellite 500 kilometers (310 miles) into orbit.

The 27-meter (90 foot) tall multi-stage rocket weighs 85 tons and its liquid fuel propulsion system has a thrust of up to 143 tons.

Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the United Nations' Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS), which was set up in 1959.

Цитировать'Iran's Fajr satellite ready to launch'[/size]
Fri Feb 18, 2011 4:37PM

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Iran's Electronic Industry Managing Director Ebrahim Mahmoudzadeh

Iran's Electronics Industry (IEI) says it has delivered domestically-built Fajr satellite to the country's Aerospace Industries Organization, adding that the device is ready to launch.

"This satellite is capable of staying in space for a year and a half and providing and transmitting pictures with a resolution of 500-1000 meters to stations on earth," IEI Managing Director Ebrahim Mahmoudzadeh said, ISNA quoted on Friday.

He said the design and quality of the solar cells used on the body of the satellite have increased the durability of the satellite to 1.5 years.

The national Fajr (dawn) satellite weighs 50 km and will be placed in elliptical orbit of 250-400 km in radius and enjoys the specifications of professional radar.

Fajr, the new generation of Omid (Hope) satellite also designed and built by Iranian experts, is technically characterized by an orbit which could promote from 250 to 400 km through a thruster or an engine and have a greater elevation in elliptical orbit, Mahmoudzadeh added.

Regarding the camera mounted on the satellite, the IEI chief said the device was developed by the company is capable of taking pictures from various distances and at any time. IEI has produced a 20-meter resolution camera which will be installed on another Iranian-made satellite, called Tolou (Rise), he added.

"Fajr is also equipped with a domestically-made GPS navigation system which is seen as a new achievement," he said.

The prototype satellite has passed pre-flight tests and is ready to launch, the IEI chief added.

Fajr satellite will be employed for testing systems and professional navigation in space while the pictures it transmits could be used in surveying and meteorological research work.

ЦитироватьIran ready to launch Fajr satellite[/size]

TEHRAN, Feb. 18 (MNA) -- A new domestically manufactured Iranian satellite is ready to be launched into space, an official has announced.

The director of Iran's Electronics Industry Company, Ibrahim Mahmoudzadeh, said the Fajr satellite, which is an upgraded version of the Omid satellite, has been delivered to the Iranian Aerospace Organization.

On February 2, 2009, Iran launched its first satellite, the Omid, into orbit using a modified domestically manufactured long-range missile.

The Omid communications satellite was launched aboard a Safir 2 rocket.

Mahmoudzadeh said the remote sensing Fajr satellite, which weighs 50 kilograms, has the features of an advanced radar system.

The images sent by the satellite can be used in the fields of topography and meteorology, he added.

ЦитироватьВ Иране разрабатывается скафандр для космонавтов[/size]
   02.03.11 12:03

Глава Аэрокосмической ассоциации Ирана Хамид Фазели на 10-ой конференции названной ассоциации заявил, что уже сейчас в Иране ведется разработка скафандра для иранских космонавтов, сообщает агентство «ИРИБ ньюз».

Хамид Фазели отметил также, что на повестке дня стоит вопрос и об определении геометрических параметров и разработке аппарата, который будет выведен на околоземную орбиту и затем возвращен на землю.

По словам Хамида Фазели, для достижения поставленных целей в течение первых пяти лет запланировано вывести космический аппарат с человеком на борту на низкую орбиту с высотой около 200 км.

В качестве первого шага в рамках этой программы в Иране уже была выведена на орбиту с высотой около 60 км капсула с живыми организмами. В будущем году (новый год в Иране наступает 21.03 – п.п.) планируется продолжить подобные запуски, но более тяжелых аппаратов и с более высокоорганизованными живыми организмами.

Хамид Фазели подчеркнул, что Аэрокосмическая ассоциация создана в Иране для управления всей деятельностью, связанной с освоением космоса.

В 2008 году Иран присоединился к числу стран, которые обладают передовыми космическими технологиями, и на выставке, посвященной 50-летию первого пилотируемого космического полета, которая будет проводиться в Вене, отводится место и для иранской экспозиции, где будут представлены достижения Исламской Республики в области космических исследований.

Работа 10-ой конференции Аэрокосмической ассоциации Ирана продлится до 3 марта.
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ЦитироватьИран построит второй космодром[/size]
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Иран планирует построить второй космодром в дополнение к уже действующему в провинции Семнан. Об этом сообщил сегодня информационному агентству Мехр министр связи и информационных технологий ИРИ Реза Тагипур.

По его словам, на пока единственном в Иране космодроме в Семнане "имеются определенные ограничения географического характера" для запуска ракетоносителей. Поэтому начаты исследования по поиску второй площадки.

В этом году в Семнане был произведен лишь один пуск. В феврале ракета "Кавешгяр-3" /"Исследователь-3"/ отправила в космос биокапсулу, в которой находились мышь, черепаха и черви. Годом ранее - в феврале 2009 года в ходе юбилейных торжеств по случаю 30-летия свержения шахского режима в Иране - ракета-носитель "Сафир" /"Посланник"/ вывела на орбиту первый иранский спутник "Омид" /"Надежда"/. Запуск второго спутника иранского производства - "Расад-1" /"Наблюдение-1"/ намечался на август этого года, однако был отложен.

В долгосрочной перспективе Иран планирует отправить в космос человека. По данным иранских источников, это должно произойти в течение ближайшего десятилетия.
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ЦитироватьIran starts building local telecommunications satellite[/size]

ISNA - Tehran
Service: Science

TEHRAN (ISNA)-Iran has started building the first indigenous telecommunications satellite to be launched into space in 2017.

"Studies operations and designation process for building the satellite named "Qaem" are underway and some subsystems of the project have been specified so far," the Head of Iranian Space Agency (ISA) Hamid Fazeli told ISNA on Friday.

"The satellite meets Iran's telecommunications needs," he said adding that the country is to design and build sensing satellites of "Parsmehr" and "Pars2" as well.

"Qaem" with the expected lifespan of 15 years is to meet telecommunications, radio and TV needs of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) needs.

Fazeli then noted Iran is to establish satellite launch base in its southeast which according to him is a highly secure place for the mission.

"Southeastern part of Iran lies against the Indian Ocean and poses no threat to people in Iran and neighboring countries," he continued.

Fazeli added appropriate location for the base has been finalized.

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МОСКВА, 17 мар - РИА Новости. Иран запустил новую ракету-носитель "Кавошгар-4", которая вывела на орбиту "капсулу жизни" - аппарат, предназначенный для полета в космос живых организмов, сообщает в четверг агентство Франс Пресс со ссылкой на иранские СМИ.

"Исламская Республика впервые при использовании ракеты-носителя "Кавошгар-4" запустила в космос "капсулу жизни" иранского производства", - приводит государственное информагентство IRNA слова руководства страны.

По данным IRNA, Иранское космическое агентство осуществило запуск ракеты во вторник, 15 марта. Этот запуск является испытательным для "капсулы жизни", и внутри нее нет живых организмов. Предполагается, что в будущем этот тип капсулы будет использован для полета в космос обезьяны.

ЦитироватьAll systems of the new rocket were reportedly tested including capsule separation and reentry, as well as biological support with what appears to be a mock primate.

Цитироватьнасколько тяжёлую обезьяну они собрались запускать?

ЦитироватьSub-orbital test launch, with simulated biological payload, reported to have reached 120 kilometres at apogee and to have landed 300 kilometres downrange from the launch site.

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ЦитироватьОблезяна как с прилавка китайских плюшевых игрушек.

ЦитироватьПо-русски говоря, высотный пуск с макетом кабины животного.

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ЦитироватьОблезяна как с прилавка китайских плюшевых игрушек.

Скорей всего не "как", а прямо оттуда и есть. ;)

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Iran's Claims About Satellite Service Try International Regulatory Regime[/size]
By Peter B. de Selding

    PARIS — The international body that regulates satellite orbital slots and broadcast frequencies is facing what some officials have called its worst-ever crisis as it grapples with a question it is not sure it can answer: Can regulators refuse to accept the word of a sovereign nation about its own assets even when they are convinced it is lying?

    Over the last five months, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the Geneva-based global satellite and wireless-frequency regulator, has been vexed by what numerous officials agree are extraordinary claims by the government of Iran regarding its Zohreh-2 telecommunications satellite system.

    Like other requests to reserve satellite slots and broadcast frequencies, the Zohreh-2 filing was given deadlines by which the system had to be put into service. Failure to meet these deadlines, or to maintain service continuity, raises the threat that the reservation will be canceled. This is especially true for Ku-band satellites in crowded regions of the geostationary orbital arc. The orbital neighborhood of around 26 degrees east longitude, which is ideal for covering the Middle East, is one of those regions.

    In July, the ITU's Radiocommunication Bureau was asked to review Zohreh-2, which  had not been broadcasting on a satellite of its own, but rather via a satellite operated at 26 degrees east by the Arabsat consortium of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

    July was also the month that Eutelsat, the Paris-based commercial satellite operator, announced a joint venture with ictQatar, representing the State of Qatar, for a Ku- and Ka-band satellite to be launched in 2013 and operated at 25.5 degrees east — right next door to the Arabsat-carried Zohreh-2 system, and too close for both to freely use their planned Ku-band frequencies.

    Acting through the French Agence Nationale des Frequences, or National Frequencies Agency — only governments communicate officially with the ITU — Eutelsat said the Zohreh-2 network had not met its regulatory deadlines and should be expelled from the ITU's list of approved systems. Notably, the French regulator said that while Zohreh-2 was registered before the Eutelsat-Qatari satellite, Zohreh-2 had failed to operate its service for a period exceeding the two-year limit imposed by ITU rules.

    Saudi Arabia, on behalf of Arabsat, said a previous Arabsat lease of capacity on a Eutelsat satellite had included a sublease to Iran for Zohreh-2 for part of the time France said Zohreh-2 was not functioning.

    France denied this was the case, and said ITU rules prohibit a nation from bringing its own system into use in this way, especially given that France had not accepted that its own regulatory filing be used in this way.

    The Iranian claim also involved the United States: The Iranian Ministry of Information and Communications Technology alleged that, before it used the Eutelsat Eurobird-2 satellite, it had begun operating Zohreh-2 on the PAS-5 satellite owned by Intelsat of Luxembourg and Washington, and licensed by the U.S. government.

    The Radiocommunication Bureau refused to accept the Iranian argument, but was uncomfortable dismissing the word of a nation state about its own satellite system. It asked its supervisory body, the Radio Regulations Board (RRB), to endorse its decision at its December meeting.

    At that point, companies and organizations that had the most to gain by a validation of the Radiocommunication Board's ruling apparently took their eyes off the ball, according to government and industry officials involved in the matter.

    "They thought this was the end of the story," said an official with one of the governments involved. "There was no indication otherwise."

ЦитироватьNews number: 9001140495
12:33 | 2011-04-03

Iran Joins Asian Satellite-Building Project[/size]

TEHRAN (FNA)- The Iranian Space Agency announced that it plans to design and build a remote sensing satellite jointly with the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization (APSCO).   

"Iranian scientists have always taken part in APSCO meetings," Head of the Iranian Space Agency (ISA) Hamid Fazeli told the Iranian students news agency, adding that, "designing and building a remote-sensing satellite is one of the fields for cooperation."

"We plan to gain a larger share in building the satellite," he continued, "the country's share is to be set based on Gross Domestic Product (GDP), but Iran is struggling to gain a larger share."

Earlier this year, Iran announced that it plans to launch its home-made photography and observation satellite named 'A Test' to an orbit 661km in distance from the Earth in 2012.

"The flying sample of the Iranian A Test satellite will be constructed in 2012 and will be launched in the same year to an orbit 661km in altitude," Manager of 'A Test' Satellite Designing and Building Project Mostafa Safavi told FNA.

Referring to the features of the satellite, he said that A Test weighs 80kg and will be launched to an orbit 661km in distance from the Earth with an angle of 98 degrees.

Four cameras have been mounted on the satellite with the capability of photography and image-processing, Safavi noted.

He also mentioned the satellite's life span is between three to five years and it has been registered in the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

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ЦитироватьIran to send satellites into space to prepare maps, photos[/size]

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TEHRAN, May 10 (Xinhua) -- A senior Iranian aerospace official said the country will soon launch two satellites into space to take high resolution wall maps and aerial photos of locations around the globe, the local English language satellite Press TV reported on Tuesday.

Head of Aerospace Industries of Iran's Electronics Industries Co., Asghar Ebrahimi, said Monday that Iran would send the Fajr (Dawn) satellite into space by September, while the Tolou (Sunrise) satellite would be launched in February 2012, said the report.

Ebrahimi said that the national Fajr satellite was developed and produced by Iranian aerospace experts in less than a year. It weighs 50 kilograms and is technically characterized by an orbit which could be promoted from 250 to 400 kilometers through a thruster or an engine.

Tolou satellite weighs less than 80 kilograms and would be placed in elliptical orbit of 400 kilometers in radius, he was quoted as saying.

Tolou would have a lifespan of one and a half years and would capture images with a resolution of 50 meters and then transmit them to stations on earth, said the official.

ЦитироватьIran calls for space cooperation with Russia[/size]

TEHRAN, June 12 (MNA) – The Iranian Space Agency has requested Russia to cooperate with Iran in building new generation of satellites and sending astronauts into space, the Mehr News Agency reported on Sunday.

According to the report, the Iranian Space Agency officials in a recent meeting with Russian Minister of Communications and Mass Media Igor Schegolev have called for enhanced space cooperation with Russia.

The request for cooperation primarily focuses on the protocol for building Iransat satellite. The protocol was signed two years ago.

The two sides have agreed that a joint working group would hold meetings every six months to discuss the details of the protocol.

The Russian official has also said that Moscow is ready to cooperate with Iran in the area of communications, promising his country will help Iran to manufacture small satellites.

ЦитироватьКосмическое агентство Ирана выступает за углубление сотрудничества с Россией[/size]
14.06.2011 10:33     http://infoshos.ru/ru/?idn=8358

Руководитель Космического агентства Ирана Хамид Фазели в ходе встречи в Тегеране с министром связи и массовых коммуникаций РФ Игорем Щёголевым выразил желание расширять взаимодействие с Россией, сообщает пресс-служба Минкомсвязи России.

Хамид Фазели напомнил, что двумя годами ранее космические ведомства двух стран подписали протокол о сотрудничестве, который состоит из нескольких пунктов, включая запуск спутника «Ирансат». Он также напомнил, что в настоящее время Иран обладает тремя орбитальными позициями, зарегистрированными в Международном союзе электросвязи (МСЭ), однако заполнена только одна из них. «Мы успешно взаимодействуем, но хотим еще более ускорить это сотрудничество», - подчеркнул глава Космического агентства.

Глава Космического агентства Ирана подчеркнул, что несколько месяцев назад его ведомство вышло из состава министерства связи и теперь непосредственно подчиняется аппарату президента Исламской Республики. Это, по словам Фазели, свидетельствует о большом внимании, которое уделяют иранские власти космическим исследованиям. «Навязанные Ирану санкции затрудняют нашей стране расширение внешних связей, но мы придаем особое значение партнерству со странами, которые обладают передовыми технологиями, такими, как Россия», - указал Фазели. Хамид Фазели отметил, что «Иран заинтересован в сотрудничестве с Россией в сфере космических технологий по созданию полезной нагрузки для новых спутников Ka-диапазона». Он также поздравил российскую делегацию с отмечавшимся в этом году 50-летием полета в космос Юрия Гагарина.

Глава Минкомсвязи России Игорь Щёголев пообещал довести просьбу Ирана до сведения нового руководства Роскосмоса. Он рассказал о ведущихся в России работах по созданию четырех тяжелых спутников серии «Экспресс», первый из которых планируется вывести на орбиту уже летом 2011 года, а также сообщил о работе над спутниками для нужд телевещания и обеспечения доступа в Интернет. «Космическая связь – важный сегмент нашей экономики», - подчеркнул российский министр.

ЦитироватьОпять что-то купить/стырить хотят.

ЦитироватьПочему бы Роскосмосу не предложить Индии и Бразилии совместно спроектировать и запустить орбитальную станцию? Деньги их, ноу-хау наши. Каждая из сторон окажется в выигрыше. Это так, мысли вслух :D
К этому делу и Иран можно подключить.

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ЦитироватьПочему бы Роскосмосу не предложить Индии и Бразилии совместно спроектировать и запустить орбитальную станцию? Деньги их, ноу-хау наши. Каждая из сторон окажется в выигрыше. Это так, мысли вслух :D
К этому делу и Иран можно подключить.

А в чем тут выгода от такого сотрудничества? У Индии и Бразилии выгоду вижу, а у Роскосмоса что, кроме как бабла срубить?
Иран вообще не понятно зачем поключать - ради чего нужен потенциальный головняк с санкциями?

ЦитироватьБоюсь, что ничего кроме утечки технологий и обвинений в их передачи "изгоям" мы не получим. Молодёжь лучше привлечь чем-нибудь другим. Лунную программу инициировать, например.

ЦитироватьПусть в мире появится еще две космические державы со своей пилотируемой космонавтикой. Индия и Бразилия находятся далеко от России и не имеют амбиций Китая (в любом случае Индия - противовес Китаю). Мне лично было бы вдвойне приятно, если Россия поможет Индии и Бразилии в этом деле. А самим надо идти дальше - Луна, Марс, изучение Солнечной системы автоматами, космические телескопы...
Повторюсь, речь не идет о продажи всего и вся - только то, что даст импульс к развитию пилотируемой космонавтики в Индии и Бразилии. Бразильцам, в принципе, можно помочь и с носителями для ПКК. Все равно рано или поздно она станет ядерной державой имеющей МБР (тропический гигант, как писали в советских учебниках географии. Франция обещалась помочь с постройкой АПЛ). Индия решила, что ей нужны МБР и ЯО, и разработала их несмотря на сопротивление "международного сообщества".
Иран не представляет угрозы для России, на мой взгляд. Даже если у него будут МБР и ЯО. Трения возможны (Каспий, Кавказ, Средняя Азия), но реальное применение ЯО - нет.Все же иранцы не дураки.
 Будем сильны и правильно себя вести (без идолопоклонством перед Западом и Китаем) - все будет хорошо.

ЦитироватьThe Islamic Republic of Iran successfully launches its second satellite christened Rassad (Observation) into the earth's orbit.[/size]


The satellite, which is the country's first such imaging device, was launched by the Safir-e-Rassad satellite carrier on Wednesday thanks to Iranian aerospace scientists and experts' endeavor, IRNA reported.

Despite its 15.3-kilogram weight, which puts it under the category of the micro-satellites, Rassad has all features of a big satellite.

It has undergone all the stages required for its designing, manufacturing, assembly, test and preparation for launch inside the country.

It will orbit the earth at an altitude of 260 kilometers 15 times every 24 hours.

Its mission is to take images of the earth's surface and relay them to the earth-based stations together with telemetric information.

The satellite is equipped with solar panels and uses solar energy to work.

Iran launched its first domestically-produced satellite Omid (Hope) in 2009, which made it the ninth country to develop satellite launch capability.

Tehran also plans to launch the country's first manned mission to space by 2019.

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http://www.presstv.ir/detail/184847.html

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Опаньки! А что это они автомобильный транспортер не отогнали перед стартом?! Или у них вся ПУ - мобильная? :shock:

ЦитироватьИли у них вся ПУ - мобильная? :shock:

ЦитироватьИранцев можно поздравить со вторым успешным пуском. Интересно, в этом году будет еще один?

PS
Не удивлюсь, если Турция ускорит свою космическую программу, глядя на несомненные успехи Ирана - своего исторического конкурента.

ЦитироватьИнтересно, в этом году будет еще один?

ЦитироватьОпаньки! .... ПУ - мобильная? :shock:

ЦитироватьПишут, что - будет. массой 285 кг и с обезьяной на борту. на высоту 120км. В период с 23 июля до 23 августа
и ещё в октябре спутник на орбиту 400км с полуторагодичным сроком экспруатации
ни фига себе :shock:

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ЦитироватьПишут, что - будет. массой 285 кг и с обезьяной на борту. на высоту 120км. В период с 23 июля до 23 августа
и ещё в октябре спутник на орбиту 400км с полуторагодичным сроком экспруатации
ни фига себе :shock:

А у них что, обезьяна в режиме Лайки полетит, что ли?  :?

ЦитироватьА у них что, обезьяна в режиме Лайки полетит, что ли?  :? Минутку, спутник на орбиту высотой 120 или суборбитальный?..

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ЦитироватьА у них что, обезьяна в режиме Лайки полетит, что ли?  :? Минутку, спутник на орбиту высотой 120 или суборбитальный?..

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ЦитироватьА у них что, обезьяна в режиме Лайки полетит, что ли?  :? Минутку, спутник на орбиту высотой 120 или суборбитальный?..

Суборбитальный

Суборбитальный спутник. :D

ЦитироватьДа че там. Вот в Норвегии для школьников проводится конкурс по изготовлению спутников и запуску их на высоту аж 1км (один километр)...  :shock:  :roll:  :D

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ЦитироватьДа че там. Вот в Норвегии для школьников проводится конкурс по изготовлению спутников и запуску их на высоту аж 1км (один километр)...  :shock:  :roll:  :D

Надо решительнее переходить к безорбитальным спутникам. Находясь на поверхности Земли они смогут вращаться вместе с ней неограниченное время! :D

ЦитироватьНадо решительнее переходить к безорбитальным спутникам. Находясь на поверхности Земли они смогут вращаться вместе с ней неограниченное время! :D

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ЦитироватьОпаньки! .... ПУ - мобильная? :shock:

http://www.globalsecurity.org/space/world/iran/satellite-launch-facilities.htm

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ЦитироватьОпаньки! .... ПУ - мобильная? :shock:

http://www.globalsecurity.org/space/world/iran/satellite-launch-facilities.htm

А что удивительного? ПУ "Шавита" тоже мобильная.

ЦитироватьЭто они  в конце года хотят уже более тяжелый носитель запустить, то есть вероятно представленный ранее "Симорг"

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ЦитироватьА у них что, обезьяна в режиме Лайки полетит, что ли?  :? Минутку, спутник на орбиту высотой 120 или суборбитальный?..

Суборбитальный

Суборбитальный спутник. :D

ЦитироватьIran to launch 3 more satellites[/size]
English.news.cn   2011-06-17 00:27:57

TEHRAN, June 16 (Xinhua) -- Head of Iranian Space Agency (ISA) said that Iran will launch three more satellites in space by the end of Iranian calendar year, ending on March 20, the state IRIB TV website said on Thursday.

Iran, on Wednesday, announced that it "successfully" put the Rasad (surveillance) satellite in the orbit to render images to the stations in the country.

Three satellites will be put in the space in August, in October and in February respectively, said ISA Head Hamid Fazeli.

He also added that Iran plans to launch its domestically-built satellite carrier, Kavoshgar 5 (Explorer5), into space in two months, the English language satellite Press TV reported on Thursday.

Kavoshgar 5 weighs 285 kg and will be launched at an altitude of 120 kilometers suborbital, he was quoted as saying.

Iran's Defense Minister, General Ahmad Vahidi, said Thursday that Iran plans to construct bigger and heavier satellites and satellite carriers in the future, semi-official Mehr agency reported.

The Rasad satellite launched on Wednesday, weighs 15.3 kilograms and has been designed to be launched at 260 kilometers above the earth and will circle the earth 15 times in every 24 hours.

The Rasad satellite project was the result of cooperation between the aerospace organization and Malek Ashtar University both affiliated to Iran's ministry of defense and Iranian Space Agency, Press TV said.

The Rasad, the country's first imaging satellite, has all the features of big satellite despite its small dimensions under the category of micro-satellites.

The major part of the subsystems of a large satellite are found in this micro satellite, among which the subsystems for power management, the solar panels, the situation control devices, the optical loads, the GPS, the on-board input and command management system, the onboard receiver and transmitter, the ranging transmitter, and the temperature control system can be mentioned, said the official IRNA news agency on Thursday.

All the procedure of designing, construction, testing and preparations to launch the satellite was conducted domestically by Iranian experts, Iran announced on Wednesday.

Iran in March launched a new bio-capsule into space with its Kavoshgar 4 (Explore 4) rocket, to study the performance of the system and the sub-systems of programming.

The capsule was also developed to conduct some important scientific experiments, including the test of the launch pad, engine of the rocket, electronic and telemetry systems, separation system of engine from the prow, sensors, parachutes, ranging and heating systems.

In April, Fazeli said that Iran intends to design and build a remote sensing satellite jointly with the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization (APSCO) member states.

"Iranian scientists have always taken part in APSCO meetings," Fazeli told semi-official ISNA news agency adding that, "designing and building a remote-sensing satellite is one of the fields for cooperation."

ЦитироватьIRI has 3 other satellites on space agenda
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Head of Iran's Space Agency Hamid Fazeli said on Thursday that his organization plans to launch three other research satellites into space.
   
'Kavoshgar-V carrying animals, Fajr and Navid satellites will be launched into space after Rasad research satellite was launched into space on Wednesday,' he added.

Fazeli noted that Kavoshgar-V weighing 285 kilograms will be launched to below 120 kilometers orbit in August.

'Fajr satellite is designed by researchers of the Islamic Republic of Iran's Defense Ministry,' he further said.

Fazeli pointed out that the mission of Fajr festival is setting and improving the technologies used in next generation satellites.

ЦитироватьА ведь могли придушить в зародыше...
Ну через ..тцать лет аукнется...  :twisted:

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ЦитироватьА ведь могли придушить в зародыше...
Ну через ..тцать лет аукнется...  :twisted:

Зачем же? Всяких там японцев не придушили, почему иранцам в космос нельзя?

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ЦитироватьА ведь могли придушить в зародыше...
Ну через ..тцать лет аукнется...  :twisted:

Зачем же? Всяких там японцев не придушили, почему иранцам в космос нельзя?

Потому, что Японией не правят психопаты, которые хотят уничтожить весь мир.

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ЦитироватьА ведь могли придушить в зародыше...
Ну через ..тцать лет аукнется...  :twisted:

Зачем же? Всяких там японцев не придушили, почему иранцам в космос нельзя?

Потому, что Японией не правят психопаты, которые хотят уничтожить весь мир.

Да, ну? Можно подумать, на Перл-Харбор персы напали :lol:
В 20 веке России пришлось дважды воевать с Японией, пережить оккупацию ее Дальнего Востока. А с Ираном когда мы там в последний раз? Во времена Грибоедова? Вот как-то лично у меня доверия к Ирану больше, чем к Японии, чессслово :wink:

ЦитироватьСеверный Иран вообще был частью Советского Союза (попросту оккупирован) до 1947 года. :wink:  :wink:

ЦитироватьА с Ираном когда мы там в последний раз? Во времена Грибоедова? Вот как-то лично у меня доверия к Ирану больше, чем к Японии, чессслово :wink:

ЦитироватьОккупирован (в соответствии с договором), да. Но частью СССР не был. Кстати, в оккупации Ирана принимали участие и союзники. :wink:

ЦитироватьПотому, что Японией не правят психопаты, которые хотят уничтожить весь мир.

ЦитироватьСеверный Иран вообще был частью Советского Союза  

ЦитироватьOn June 20, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Iran has obtained the technology to develop different satellites and will soon launch giant satellites that will be placed in circular orbits at an altitude of nearly 35,000 kilometers (21,748 miles) above the Earth's surface.

Цитировать18:39 | 2011-07-08
 Iran to Send New Home-Made Satellites into Space[/size]

 TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran plans to send two new home-made satellites and a bio-capsule of living creatures into space on the back of a new home-made satellite carrier in the next few months, a senior Iranian space official said.    

 Head of Iran Space Agency (ISA) Hamid Fazeli said on Thursday that the Iranian bio-capsule will take a live creature into orbit by early September.

He also said that 'Fajr' (Dawn) satellite will blast into space by the end of summer and finally the student-made 'Navid Elm-o-Sanat' (Hope for Science and Technology) will be launched into orbit as early as February 2012.

Fazeli hailed the surge in Iran's space activities, adding that such breakthroughs have only been made possible by local expertise and endeavors.[/size]

ЦитироватьIran to build two new satellites[/size]

TEHRAN, July 10 (MNA) – Iran's Aerospace Organization plans to build two satellites namely Pars 2 and Qaem, the caretaker director of the organization announced on Sunday.

"Remote-sensing Pars 2 satellite and ...telecommunications Qaem satellite will be launched into space (in the future)," Hamid Fazeli told the Mehr News Agency.

Pars 2 satellite will be designed for a period of three years in use and can take pictures with 5-meter resolution, he noted.

Pars 2 and Qaem satellites will orbit at an altitude of 600 and 3,600 kilometers above the Earth's surface respectively, he explained.

Fazeli said Iran has difficulties obtaining satellite images and these images are provided by other countries.

Using Pars 2 satellite, Iran can have its own satellite images, he added.

He went on to say that the manufacture of Pars 2 satellite will be completed by the next 4 years.

He said that Amir Kabir, Navid or Zafar are also remote-sensing satellites but the images taken by them are low resolution and are not efficient.

There are four types of resolution when discussing satellite imagery in remote sensing: spatial, spectral, temporal, and radiometric.

Spatial resolution is defined as the pixel size of an image representing the size of the surface area being measured on the ground and it is determined by the sensors' instantaneous field of view (IFOV). Spectral resolution is defined by the wavelength interval size and the number of intervals the sensor is measuring. Temporal resolution is defined by the amount of time that passes between imagery collection periods and radiometric resolution is defined as the ability of an imaging system to record many levels of brightness.[/size]

ЦитироватьAugust 09, 2011

Iran... Sharif Signalled Into Service (Satellite)

[SatNews] Another Iranian satellite launch can be expected "in the near future...."

Chancellor of Iran's Sharif University, Reza Roustazad, said on Monday that Iran plans to launch a new domestically-manufactured satellite dubbed Sharif in the near future, the semi-official Mehr news agency reported. "Industrial Sharif University's satellite will be the last satellite designed by university students, which will be launched into space," Roustazad was quoted as saying.

The Sharif satellite, described by officials as the country's best, will be sent into space when it is capable of orbiting 36,000 kilometers above the Earth's surface, he said. 9The reason why Iran's satellites cannot stay in space for a long time is that they cannot orbit the Earth in an altitude upper than 36,000 kilometers above the Earth's surface, he said according to the report. Efforts should be made to increase the launch power of satellites in order to let it stay longer in space, he added.

In July, Iran announced that it successfully launched its Rassad-1 satellite into space by the Safir rocket and put into orbit 260 kilometers above the Earth. Rassad-1 (Observation-1) could revolve 15 times around the Earth every 24 hours with a two-month life cycle. Iran, which has outlined an ambitious space programme in the face of Western concerns, put a satellite into orbit in 2009 and sent small animals into space in 2010.

Western powers fear that Tehran could develop a missile capability under cover of its space program which could be used to deliver nuclear warheads. Iran denied that it has any ambition to develop an atomic bomb and insisted that both its space and nuclear programmes are entirely peaceful. Originally scheduled to launch in August 2010, Rassad was constructed by Malek Ashtar University in Tehran, which is linked to Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards.

In February, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad unveiled four new prototypes of home-built satellites that Iran hopes to launch before March 2012. Iran, in February, unveiled what it said were prototypes of four new home-built satellites, Rassad, Fajr (Dawn), Zafar (Victory) and Amir Kabir-1 and also the engines of a Safir-B1 (Messenger-B1) rocket, news reports said. The country does not have an operational satellite of its own but Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi announced last December that two satellites, Fajr and Rassad-1, would be launched by the end of the current Iranian year to March 20.

Tehran says it aims to send an Iranian into space by 2020.

ЦитироватьIran to launch satellite into space by mid March[/size]   

08-29-2011
15:47:40
ISNA - Tehran

TEHRAN (ISNA)-Iranian "Fajr" (Dawn) satellite would be launched into space by mid March.

Deputy Head of the Industry and Research Institute of the Iranian Defense Ministry, Mohammad Eslami stressed Iran would certainly send "Fajr" satellite into space and added, "Iranian researchers have made correction on systems of the satellite from experiences they obtained from student satellite "Rasade1" (Observation 1) and God willing it will be put inside the orbit by mid March."

"Fajr satellite will be launched into space by Safir A1 (Ambassador A1) satellite carrier which will test a new technology that is one cold gas propulsion sub system for orbit transferring," Eslami said as providing details on the satellite.

Omid (Hope) was Iran's first domestically made satellite. Omid is a data-processing satellite for research and telecommunications. It was successfully launched on February 2009. After being launched by an Iranian-made carrier rocket, Safir 2, the satellite was placed into a low Earth orbit. The launch, which coincided with the 30th anniversary of the Iranian Revolution and was supervised by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was also verified by NASA the following day as a success.[/size]

Цитировать18:39 | 2011-07-08
Iran to Send New Home-Made Satellites into Space

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran plans to send two new home-made satellites and a bio-capsule of living creatures into space on the back of a new home-made satellite carrier in the next few months, a senior Iranian space official said.      

Head of Iran Space Agency (ISA) Hamid Fazeli said on Thursday that the Iranian bio-capsule will take a live creature into orbit by early September.

He also said that 'Fajr' (Dawn) satellite will blast into space by the end of summer and finally the student-made 'Navid Elm-o-Sanat' (Hope for Science and Technology) will be launched into orbit as early as February 2012.

Fazeli hailed the surge in Iran's space activities, adding that such breakthroughs have only been made possible by local expertise and endeavors.

ЦитироватьIran to build two new satellites

TEHRAN, July 10 (MNA) – Iran's Aerospace Organization plans to build two satellites namely Pars 2 and Qaem, the caretaker director of the organization announced on Sunday.

"Remote-sensing Pars 2 satellite and ...telecommunications Qaem satellite will be launched into space (in the future)," Hamid Fazeli told the Mehr News Agency.

Pars 2 satellite will be designed for a period of three years in use and can take pictures with 5-meter resolution, he noted.

Pars 2 and Qaem satellites will orbit at an altitude of 600 and 3,600 kilometers above the Earth's surface respectively, he explained.

Fazeli said Iran has difficulties obtaining satellite images and these images are provided by other countries.

Using Pars 2 satellite, Iran can have its own satellite images, he added.

He went on to say that the manufacture of Pars 2 satellite will be completed by the next 4 years.

He said that Amir Kabir, Navid or Zafar are also remote-sensing satellites but the images taken by them are low resolution and are not efficient.

There are four types of resolution when discussing satellite imagery in remote sensing: spatial, spectral, temporal, and radiometric.

Spatial resolution is defined as the pixel size of an image representing the size of the surface area being measured on the ground and it is determined by the sensors' instantaneous field of view (IFOV). Spectral resolution is defined by the wavelength interval size and the number of intervals the sensor is measuring. Temporal resolution is defined by the amount of time that passes between imagery collection periods and radiometric resolution is defined as the ability of an imaging system to record many levels of brightness.

ЦитироватьSharicoff пишет:

Еще один...

http://www.satnews.com/cgi-bin/story.cgi?number=1497526759

ЦитироватьAugust 09, 2011

Iran... Sharif Signalled Into Service (Satellite)

[SatNews] Another Iranian satellite launch can be expected "in the near future...."

Chancellor of Iran's Sharif University, Reza Roustazad, said on Monday that Iran plans to launch a new domestically-manufactured satellite dubbed Sharif in the near future, the semi-official Mehr news agency reported. "Industrial Sharif University's satellite will be the last satellite designed by university students, which will be launched into space," Roustazad was quoted as saying.

The Sharif satellite, described by officials as the country's best, will be sent into space when it is capable of orbiting 36,000 kilometers above the Earth's surface, he said. 9The reason why Iran's satellites cannot stay in space for a long time is that they cannot orbit the Earth in an altitude upper than 36,000 kilometers above the Earth's surface, he said according to the report. Efforts should be made to increase the launch power of satellites in order to let it stay longer in space, he added.

In July, Iran announced that it successfully launched its Rassad-1 satellite into space by the Safir rocket and put into orbit 260 kilometers above the Earth. Rassad-1 (Observation-1) could revolve 15 times around the Earth every 24 hours with a two-month life cycle. Iran, which has outlined an ambitious space programme in the face of Western concerns, put a satellite into orbit in 2009 and sent small animals into space in 2010.

Western powers fear that Tehran could develop a missile capability under cover of its space program which could be used to deliver nuclear warheads. Iran denied that it has any ambition to develop an atomic bomb and insisted that both its space and nuclear programmes are entirely peaceful. Originally scheduled to launch in August 2010, Rassad was constructed by Malek Ashtar University in Tehran, which is linked to Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards.

In February, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad unveiled four new prototypes of home-built satellites that Iran hopes to launch before March 2012. Iran, in February, unveiled what it said were prototypes of four new home-built satellites, Rassad, Fajr (Dawn), Zafar (Victory) and Amir Kabir-1 and also the engines of a Safir-B1 (Messenger-B1) rocket, news reports said. The country does not have an operational satellite of its own but Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi announced last December that two satellites, Fajr and Rassad-1, would be launched by the end of the current Iranian year to March 20.

Tehran says it aims to send an Iranian into space by 2020.

ЦитироватьIran to launch satellite into space by mid March    

08-29-2011
15:47:40
ISNA - Tehran

TEHRAN (ISNA)-Iranian "Fajr" (Dawn) satellite would be launched into space by mid March.

Deputy Head of the Industry and Research Institute of the Iranian Defense Ministry, Mohammad Eslami stressed Iran would certainly send "Fajr" satellite into space and added, "Iranian researchers have made correction on systems of the satellite from experiences they obtained from student satellite "Rasade1" (Observation 1) and God willing it will be put inside the orbit by mid March."

"Fajr satellite will be launched into space by Safir A1 (Ambassador A1) satellite carrier which will test a new technology that is one cold gas propulsion sub system for orbit transferring," Eslami said as providing details on the satellite.

Omid (Hope) was Iran's first domestically made satellite. Omid is a data-processing satellite for research and telecommunications. It was successfully launched on February 2009. After being launched by an Iranian-made carrier rocket, Safir 2, the satellite was placed into a low Earth orbit. The launch, which coincided with the 30th anniversary of the Iranian Revolution and was supervised by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was also verified by NASA the following day as a success.

ЦитироватьIran's Rasad satellite accomplishes mission[/size]

TEHRAN, Sept. 3 (MNA) – Director of Iran's Space Agency has said the Rasad satellite has accomplished its mission and entered the atmosphere.

Hamid Fazeli told IRNA news agency that Rasad was designed to orbit the earth for about one month and 2 to 3 weeks.

Fazeli also said all the objectives behind sending the satellite into space have been achieved.

He went on to say that the satellite split up when entering the Earth's atmosphere due to its low weight, high temperature and speed.

On June 17, Iran successfully launched its second domestically-manufactured Rasad into orbit.

Rasad (Observation in English), was launched aboard Safir rocket and successfully reached orbit.

The 15.3-kilo satellite carried out topography missions and produced high-resolution maps.

The satellite was designed to orbit the Earth 15 times a day at a height of 260 kilometers over the Earth's atmosphere.

Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi said Rasad possessed all characteristics of a big satellite, although it is small.[/size]

ЦитироватьIran unveils 4 topographical products[/size]
TEHRAN, Sept. 5 (MNA) – Iran unveiled four geographical and topographical products on Monday during a ceremony attended by Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi.

These products include a meteorological system used for receiving satellite images, a software package used for determining borders, an astronomical three-dimensional facility, and an encyclopedia of Iranian jungles.[/size]

ЦитироватьIran registers local AUTSAT in int'l Telecommunications Union    

ISNA - Tehran

TEHRAN (ISNA)-Iran has registered technical specifications of its domestically-built AUTSAT in the International Telecommunications Union.

"AUTSAT projects aims to design, build, test and launch a light microsatellite which is scheduled to do missions on remote-sensing area," AUTSAT satellite's project manager Mostafa Safavi said Tuesday.

"The satellite with the lifespan of 3-5 years weighs 80 kg and will be sent in an altitude of 661 kilometers."

He continued the project has been carried out based of European and international space standards. It has been under construction since 2008.

The satellite can be used to assess damages inflicted by earthquakes, droughts and other natural disasters, contributing enormously to the reduction of casualties.

The satellite is also capable of surveying agricultural lands, he added. Many researchers specialized in electronics, computer sciences, Aerospace, and polymers fields have cooperated in designing and building the satellite.

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ЦитироватьIran Develops Satellite Jamming Capability
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TEHRAN (FNA)- Senior Iranian military officials announced here on Tuesday that the country has developed a technology to jam enemies' military and spy satellites.   

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Commander of Khatam-ol-Anbia Air Defense Base Brigadier General Farzad Esmayeeli stressed the necessity of developing and using the latest electronic defense systems for future electronic warfare.

Pointing to three electronic warfare systems unveiled today, the commander said that necessary grounds have been prepared to bring ran's air defense capability to the cyber space.

"In other word, when we say we can deceive enemy's military and spy satellites, it means that we have been able to step into the (cyber) space," Esmayeeli said.

"That is a power we have achieved despite all the sanctions imposed on the Islamic Republic," he noted.

The General further pointed out that Iran's Defense Industries are working on the production of galaxy radars.

Earlier today, Esmayeeli attended a ceremony to unveil Iran's latest and most important achievements in the field of electronic warfare.

The hi-tech products which went on display included Shahed Electronic Warfare Simulator, an electronic warfare tester of Radar systems called 'Sabah', and a GPS jamming system all designed and produced by Iranian experts inside the country.

Electronic warfare is amongst the most crucial elements in air defense and military observers believe that Iran enjoys an excellent capability in electronic warfare technology and in designing and manufacturing electronic warfare systems.

In September, Lieutenant Commander of Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base for Electronic Warfare Colonel Moharram Qolizadeh told FNA that the country plans to equip its air defense units with a state-of-the-art electronic warfare technology to be used for detouring enemies' guided missiles.

He pointed to the key role of electronic jamming systems in winning electronic warfare, and said Iran is seeking to go one more step to deceive and detour the incoming guided missiles.

"When a guided missile is launched by the enemy, it is not possible to destroy it through jamming systems, but it is only possible to redirect it in a way that the missile loses its precision targeting capability," Qolizadeh added.

Last August, Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmadi Vahidi said that Tehran is capable of producing different kinds of electronic warfare systems to fight back enemies' possible electronic war against Iran.

"The communication tools and equipment produced by the Iranian experts have helped us establish fully desirable land, air, sea and defensive communications at tactical and non-tactical levels for the Armed Forces," he said at the time.

Vahidi described security, resistance, smartness, modernity, low volume and weight as well as high efficiency as the special features of Iran's electronic products.[/size]

ЦитироватьИран объявил о присоединении к восьмерке «космических» государств[/size]

10 октября 2011, 15:34

Министр телекоммуникаций и информационных технологий Ирана Реза Таки-пур в понедельник заявил, что ИРИ присоединилась к восьми странам, обладающим полным циклом космической технологии.

Таким образом, по словам министра, Иран располагает потенциалами проектирования, изготовления и запуска космических спутников, а также постройки подземных станций.

Реза Таки-пур, указав на повышение места Ирана в сфере космических технологий, отметил, что спустя 15 лет с получения Ираном доступа к этой технологии страна пользуется хорошими потенциалами в космической области, не имея себе равных среди исламских стран.

Подчеркнув необходимость оперативного и динамичного развития модели сотрудничества между промышленностью и университетом, Таки-пур отметил, что во многих технологиях и промышленных отраслях имеются возможности массового производства. Благодаря планированию, научный процесс, начиная с проектирования и кончая выдачей продукции, будет способствовать формированию регионального и международного сотрудничества и экспорта продукции космической технологии.

Министр телекоммуникаций и информационных технологий Ирана считает относительно молодой возраст иранских ученых, занятых в космической сфере, одной из главных особенностей Ирана. По его словам, у Ирана имеются квалифицированные кадры по крайней мере на 40 лет, передает гостелерадио Ирана.[/size]

ЦитироватьТаким образом, по словам министра, Иран располагает потенциалами проектирования, изготовления и запуска космических спутников, а также постройки подземных станций.

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ЦитироватьТаким образом, по словам министра, Иран располагает потенциалами проектирования, изготовления и запуска космических спутников, а также постройки подземных станций.

Это вместо орбитальных, чтоль? :)

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ISNA - Tehran

TEHRAN (ISNA)-Iran will have accomplished building a spacecraft carrying life capsule in next 28 months.

The Head of space dynamic research team of Iranian prestigious Amir-Kabir Poly Technique University Mansour Kabganian told ISNA, "The engineering model of the spacecraft which is to carry life capsule and be launched to LEO would be constructed by next 24 months."

The project aims at sending life capsule to the space, short-term stationing of the spacecraft in LEO, returning to the atmosphere and receiving vital signs.

"Sending life capsule to LEO, employment of indigenous carrier, returning of the ship in due time, registering and sending vital signs, using Iran's potentials and capabilities are other goals pursued by the project," he continued.

LEO lies in 1600-2000 kilometers away from the earth.

Also Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi said last month that the country plans to launch three new domestically-produced satellites into space in the near future.

Vahidi said that Iranian scientists are set to send the Fajr (Dawn) , Navid (Harbinger) and Tolou (Rise) satellites into space in the near future.

Fajr will be sent into space by the "Safir-e-Fajr" satellite carrier, while Navid and Tolou will be mounted on the Simorgh ( Phoenix) carrier for lift-off.

Iran launched its first domestically-produced satellite Omid (Hope) in 2009 and sent small animals into space in 2010. In February, Iran unveiled the prototypes of four domestically- built satellites of Rassad (Observation), Fajr, Zafar (Victory) and Amir Kabir-1. It also displayed the engines of a Safir-B1 (Ambassador-B1) rocket.

Fajr satellite is said to be a reconnaissance satellite constructed by the country's defense ministry, and Zafar, which is scheduled to be launched in 2012, weighs 90 kilograms and will revolve around the globe in an elliptical orbit at 500 kilometers, the local media said without further details.

In June, Iran launched Rassad-1 (Observation-1) satellite into space with the Safir rocket and put it into orbit 260 kilometers above the earth.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in June that Iran had obtained the technology to develop different satellites and would launch larger satellites that could be placed in circular orbits at an altitude of nearly 35,000 kilometers.

Tehran says it has plans to send a man into space by 2020.[/size]

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ЦитироватьМОСКВА, 3 фев - РИА Новости. Иран в пятницу утром успешно вывел на орбиту новый спутник "Навид" ("Радостная весть"), передает иранский англоязычный телеканал Press TV.

Телеканал отмечает, что запуск спутника произошел по указу президента страны Махмуда Ахмадинежада.

Тип ракеты-носителя не уточняется.

В июне прошлого года Исламская республика заявила о запуске в космос спутника "Рассад-1" ("Наблюдение").

По данным главы Иранского космического агентства Хамида Фазели, высота орбиты спутника будет составлять от 250 до 370 километров.

Ранее в октябре телеканал со ссылкой на специалистов Технологического университета в Тегеране, где разрабатывался аппарат, сообщил, что вес спутника составляет 50 килограммов. Одной из его задач является фотосъемка поверхности Земли.

Космическая программа Ирана началась в феврале 2008 года, когда состоялся испытательный пуск ракеты "Кавошгар-1", предназначенной для сбора исследовательских данных и вывода на орбиту первого национального искусственного спутника Земли "Омид". В ноябре того же года Тегеран запустил вторую ракету - "Кавошгар-2" с блоком научной аппаратуры. Через 40 минут после запуска спускаемый аппарат вернулся на Землю. Как сообщали иранские СМИ, с помощью аппарата удалось измерить атмосферное давление и скорость ветра на различных высотах.

В феврале 2009 года двухступенчатая ракета-носитель "Сафир-2" вывела на околоземную орбиту первый национальный спутник Ирана "Омид" на околоземную орбиту выстой 250 километров.

В начале февраля 2010 года иранские СМИ передали, что Тегеран на ракете-носителе собственного производства "Кавошгар-3" отправил в космос капсулу с живыми организмами, которые будут использованы для научных исследований. В свою очередь, западные СМИ сообщали, что иранские ученые отправили в космос мышей, черепах и червей. На церемонии запуска присутствовал президент Ирана и военное руководство страны. Этот проект Тегеран готовил более двух лет.

Проведение Ираном космических запусков и испытания элементов ракет и спутникового оборудования традиционно вызывают беспокойство на Западе, так как, по мнению экспертов, это означает, что Тегеран близок к созданию баллистических ракет большой дальности. Международное сообщество опасается, что под прикрытием реализации национальных атомной и ракетной программ Тегеран стремится к созданию ядерного боезаряда и средств его доставки.

ЦитироватьМолодцы иранцы! Поздравляю!

ЦитироватьА над Москвой он пролетает? :wink:

ЦитироватьИран в ближайшее время начнет запуск серии космических спутников нового поколения, сообщает в воскресенье информационное агентство Fars.
      Первым в серии на орбиту будет отправлен спутник иранского производства "Фаджр", цитирует агентство министра обороны страны Ахмада Вахиди.

     - К.И.

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ЦитироватьNahavandi пишет:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mKmKjTE9Wg

InvalidAttitude пишет:
http://isna.ir/ISNA/NewsView.aspx?ID=News-1946779&Lang=P

Space technologies exhibition in Tehran:

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ЦитироватьА обезьянка таки летала. Видимо с летальным исходом.

ЦитироватьА обезьянка таки летала. Видимо с летальным исходом.

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ЦитироватьА обезьянка таки летала. Видимо с летальным исходом.

Ну, да, в НК же писали. Жалко животное :cry:

ЦитироватьПросто Оберг тут на днях публично сомневался, а был ли "обезьяний" пуск.

ЦитироватьM-ATF пишет:

http://www.iranmilitaryforum.net/space-technology-and-news/iran-to-launch-fajr-satellite-soon/msg107202/#msg107202

ЦитироватьM-ATF пишет:

First stage of Safir-1A produces 32 tons thrust and first stage of Safir-1B produces 37 tons thrust (its impulse has been increased 5% compared to Safir-1A too).
Second stage of Safir-1A produces 3.4 tons thrust.
But I agree with you, Safir isnt suitable for launching heavier satellites to higher altitude orbits and as Iranian officials have announced they will use Simorgh for heavier satellites.
Most likely we will see first launch of Simorgh (for Tolu satellite) next year.

As I said before too, Thrust of Safir-1B engine is 37 tons compared to 32 tons of Safir-1A, Iranian officials say they could reach to this increase in thrust (and impulse) due to a new unique fuel that has been invented by Iran and is used for the first time in the world. They also says they have made some other changes on Safir-1B compared to Safir-1A.
Surely they will use such fuel and modifications on Simorgh too.

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ЦитироватьAhmad Vahidi announced Iran is builiding new satellite launching base with capability to launch 1000 kg satellites into 1000 km altitude orbits.
He added the project has progressed 75%  till now and we hope to finish the project next year.

Source (http://www.mashreghnews.ir/fa/news/98027/%D8%B3%D8%A7%D8%AE%D8%AA-%D9%BE%D8%A7%DB%8C%DA%AF%D8%A7%D9%87-%D9%BE%D8%B1%D8%AA%D8%A7%D8%A8-%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%87%D9%88%D8%A7%D8%B1%D9%87-%DB%8C%DA%A9-%D8%AA%D9%86%DB%8C-%D8%AF%D8%B1-%D8%A7%DB%8C%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%86)

He talks about different topics, he talked about new base , Simorgh SLV , Tolu (90-100kg, 500km orbit), Fajr and Mesbah (65kg and can be launched by Safir-1B) Satellites Independence. He talked about both Simorgh and new base , but he didn't indicate that new base is used by Simorgh or not .

He says Fajr satellite is equiped with thrusters that allows it to change its orbit. He says this technology gives Iran this ability to deploy its satellites on Park (?) orbit and then send satellites through that orbit (Park orbit) to 36000 km orbits.

He also talked about launching a base for testing space engines and inaugurating it in near future

ЦитироватьPresident visits aerospace achievements fair
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President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visited latest aerospace achievements of Iranian scientists and experts in an exhibition held Thursday to mark the 33rd victory anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visited latest aerospace achievements of Iranian scientists and experts in an exhibition held Thursday to mark the 33rd victory anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran.

The exhibition was also held on the occasion of the national day of aerospace technology (February 9).

Experts from different universities and research centers of Iran have presented latest technologies used in Iran's aerospace products including the domestic made communication satellites of Zafar, Zohreh, Navid, Rasad, Fajr and Ayaat as well as research satellites and graphic simulators put on display in the exhibition.

Experts from Major Iranian universities of Sharif, Amir-Kabir, Elm-o San'at, and Khajeh Nassiruddin Tousi as well as a number of scientific research centers such as the Organization of Scientific Researches, Aerospace Research Center and the Center to Develop Aerospace Technology have participated in the exhibition.

During his visit, President Ahmadinejad was accompanied by Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi, Minister of Communications and Information Technology Reza Taqipour, Head of the State Aerospace Organization Hamid Fazeli and Vice-President for Scientific and Technological Affairs Nasrin Soltankhah.

ЦитироватьIran's Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi says the Islamic Republic is establishing a new satellite launch base to put super-heavy satellites into orbit.

Vahidi said Thursday that the base will be used to launch one-ton satellites into an orbit of 1,000 kilometers.

He said that among Iran's next year plans was the launch of Tolou (Rise) and Fajr (Dawn) satellites into orbit.

Vahidi also said that Iran is planning to launch satellites into orbits of up to 36,000 kilometers next year.
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ЦитироватьIran's Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi says the Islamic Republic is establishing a new satellite launch base to put super-heavy satellites into orbit.

Vahidi said Thursday that the base will be used to launch one-ton satellites into an orbit of 1,000 kilometers.

ЦитироватьИ носитель к ним размерности ажно с Космос-3М?

Цитировать"Симорг", очевидно.

ЦитироватьM-ATF пишет:

I should correct my statements , according to Mashreghnews, this is specifications of Simorgh:
Length : 25.974 m
First Stage Diameter: 2.4 m
Second Stage Diameter: 1.5
Length of Second Stage: 8.158 m
Thrust of First Stage: 142 ton
Thrust of Second Stage: .7.2 tons

Diameter of Safir is 1.25 m (first and second), So by comparison of it with diameter of second stage of Simorgh, it is possible to conclude that second stage of Simorgh is different than second stage of Safir. Second stage of Simorgh produces 7.2 tons compared to 3.4 tons of second stage of Safir.

ЦитироватьДиаметр как у Космоса-3М. Демократизаторы скажут что мы незаконно продали Ирану списаную 8К65. И перевести стрелки на Тор не удастся - диаметр подходит а топливо - нет. :(

ЦитироватьSecond stage of Simorgh produces 7.2 tons compared to 3.4 tons of second stage of Safir.

ЦитироватьIran to Send Heavy Satellites into Orbit

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran plans to send heavy satellites into orbit and is setting up a new launch base for this purpose, Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi said.      

Vahidi said Thursday that the base will be used to launch one-ton satellites into an orbit of 1,000 kilometers.

He said that among Iran's next year plans was the launch of Tolou (Rise) and Fajr (Dawn) satellites into orbit.

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ЦитироватьДиаметр как у Космоса-3М. Демократизаторы скажут что мы незаконно продали Ирану списаную 8К65. И перевести стрелки на Тор не удастся - диаметр подходит а топливо - нет. :(

Не сцы! Все свалят на КНДР и КНР: "Симорг" - клон "Ынхи", а "Ынха" - клон CZ-1 :D

Цитировать'Many countries seeking Iran assistance in satellite launch'
Thu Feb 9, 2012 9:53PM GMT

Head of Iran Space Agency (ISA) says "many" countries have approached Iran and asked for help in launching satellites into space, Press TV reports.

Hamid Fazeli made the remarks during an exclusive interview with Press TV on Thursday.

"Iran is now able to build and launch satellites weighing less than 100k," he said.

"Last year, we participated in the IAF [International Astronautical Federation] conference where we put our achievements on display. There, many countries, even Western countries, came to us and said that they were interested in sending their research satellites into orbit ... and asked us to launch their satellites," Fazeli added.

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ЦитироватьДиаметр как у Космоса-3М. Демократизаторы скажут что мы незаконно продали Ирану списаную 8К65. И перевести стрелки на Тор не удастся - диаметр подходит а топливо - нет. :(

Не сцы! Все свалят на КНДР и КНР: "Симорг" - клон "Ынхи", а "Ынха" - клон CZ-1 :D

А сколько, интересно, может вытащить на орбиту этот двухступенчатый клон "Ынхи"?

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ЦитироватьVahidi also said that Iran is planning to launch satellites into orbits of up to 36,000 kilometers next year.
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Даже если имеется в виду 150 x 36000, то чем? И какая масса ПН?

ЦитироватьRezayi an expert of space technologies said Safir-1B can put 60 kg satellites into 350-450 km eliptical orbits.
He added Safir-1B has serious differences in fuel, engine, separation guidance and control systems compared to Safir-1A.
He said Simorgh can put 100 kg satellites into 500 km circular orbits.
He said by evolution of satellite launcher vehicles Iran will be capable to put satellites in to GEO orbits. Future satellites launcher vehicles of Iran , will launch satellites into Parking orbits, then thruster of satellite will put satellite into 36000 km orbit.

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Цитировать13:00 | 2012-02-19
Iranian Experts to Manufacture Earthquake Prediction Satellite

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian researchers plan to manufacture a law-altitude satellite which helps predict earthquakes from space.

The satellite dubbed Ayat (Signs) will help predict the time of earthquakes for the first time in the country.

Deputy Head of Iran's Industrial and Scientific Studies Center for Innovation and International Cooperation Mohammad Hassan Entezari said the satellite would identify the signals sent out from the earth before or after the earthquake, adding the satellite weighs 50-70 kg and would be placed in a lower altitude.

He stressed some countries including France, China and Russia are working in this regard, noting Ayat satellite possesses a key role in processing the seismic disturbances before and after the shocks.

Entezari stated that basic studies have been carried out and the practical process would begin after required budget is provided.

Цитировать13:00 | 2012-02-19
Iranian Experts to Manufacture Earthquake Prediction Satellite

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian researchers plan to manufacture a law-altitude satellite which helps predict earthquakes from space.

The satellite dubbed Ayat (Signs) will help predict the time of earthquakes for the first time in the country.

Deputy Head of Iran's Industrial and Scientific Studies Center for Innovation and International Cooperation Mohammad Hassan Entezari said the satellite would identify the signals sent out from the earth before or after the earthquake, adding the satellite weighs 50-70 kg and would be placed in a lower altitude.

He stressed some countries including France, China and Russia are working in this regard, noting Ayat satellite possesses a key role in processing the seismic disturbances before and after the shocks.

Entezari stated that basic studies have been carried out and the practical process would begin after required budget is provided.

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Цитироватьshocktec пишет:

Navid can take photos with a resolution of about 400 meters. Equipped with Enciphering Systems Navid is able to establish a safe and stable link with its 5 ground stations spread around Iran

M-ATF пишет:

Navid-e-Elm-o-Sanat is a research and experimental satellites not practical satellite. Particularly Navid is a test bed for Zafar-e-Elm-o-Sanat satellite. Its images is used for weather not spying.

M-ATF пишет:

As I know the first practical imaging satellite of Iran is Pars-2 with 5m resolution. Pars-2 will be ready 4 years later. 5m resolution isn't best resolution for spying too, But I think its good step for Iran. There are other official reports about 1m and 2m resolution satellites.

Of course next Iranian satellites that will be launched before Pars-2, are equipped with cameras too but high resolution images isn't the goal of using them. For example Zafar-e-Elmo-Sanat is equipped with four cameras with 80 m resolution.

Цитироватьanik пишет:

Тегеран готовит запуск спутника весом в одну тонну
http://www.interfax.ru/news.asp?id=233302

Тегеран. 29 февраля. INTERFAX.RU - Тегеран планирует запуск спутника собственного производства "для дальнейшего покорения вершин прогресса", заявил в среду глава иранской Организации авиационной промышленности Мехди Фарахи.

По его словам, запуск спутника "Тулу" ("Рассвет" весом в одну тонну планируется осуществить в течение последующих шести месяцев, а в предстоящие 10 лет Иран должен запустить целый ряд подобных спутников при помощи ракетоносителей отечественного производства .

Фарахи добавил, что Иран недавно "запустил на орбиту ряд спутников для исследовательских нужд страны".

ЦитироватьIran plans space launch of satellites weighing up to one-ton
Wed Feb 29, 2012 10:2AM GMT

A senior Iranian aerospace official says the Islamic Republic plans to send satellites, weighing up to a ton, into space within the next ten years in yet another step to "conquer the peaks of progress."

Director of Iran's Aerospace Industry Organization Mehdi Farahi said on Tuesday that Iran has launched a number of indigenous research satellites successfully into orbit, and is poised to send up Tolou (Sunrise) satellite within the next six months. He added that a home-designed and -built Simorgh (Phoenix) carrier will be used to take the satellites into space.

Farahi highlighted that within a 10-year period Iran is aiming at the prospect of launching into space a variety of satellites weighing up to one ton with the thrusting power of satellite carriers built in Iran.

ЦитироватьIran plans space launch of satellites weighing up to one-ton
Wed Feb 29, 2012 10:2AM GMT

A senior Iranian aerospace official says the Islamic Republic plans to send satellites, weighing up to a ton, into space within the next ten years in yet another step to "conquer the peaks of progress."

Director of Iran's Aerospace Industry Organization Mehdi Farahi said on Tuesday that Iran has launched a number of indigenous research satellites successfully into orbit, and is poised to send up Tolou (Sunrise) satellite within the next six months. He added that a home-designed and -built Simorgh (Phoenix) carrier will be used to take the satellites into space.

Farahi highlighted that within a 10-year period Iran is aiming at the prospect of launching into space a variety of satellites weighing up to one ton with the thrusting power of satellite carriers built in Iran.

ЦитироватьIran to put new satellite into orbit
Thu Mar 1, 2012 12:12PM GMT

Iran is planning to launch its indigenous Fajr satellite into orbit in the upcoming months, marking a "remarkable breakthrough" for the country's space technology, the head of Iran Space Agency (ISA) says.

The Fajr satellite, which currently undergoes its preparatory phase, will be put into space in the first few months of the next Persian calendar year (starting on March 20), said Hamid Fazeli on Wednesday.

The upcoming launch of Fajr heralds a "remarkable breakthrough" for Iran's space technology, as the event marks the transition of Iran's satellite technology from research orbiters to practical and operational satellites, Fazeli pointed out.

Fajr was slated to be launched before the end of the current Iranian year (ending on March 19); however, the plan was postponed to the following year due to some pilot tests, he noted.

The 60-kilogram satellite, which is powered by solar cells, will circle the Earth at an altitude of about 400 kilometers and will stay in orbit for a period of one and a half years.

The satellite will be used to facilitate activities related to agriculture, conservation of natural resources and forests, management of natural disasters and other data collection purposes, the ISA chief said.

ЦитироватьPlans to Place 1-Ton Satellite Into Orbit

Head of the Aerospace Industries Organization highlighted the great potentials of Iranian scientists and experts, and said based on the country's ten-year space program, Iran plans to put a one-ton satellite into orbit.
Mehdi Farahi told IRNA that Iranian scientists have mastered the technology to design and produce various kinds of research satellites, some of which have already been placed in pre-determined orbits.
"We intend to put satellites weighing up to 100 kilograms into a 500-kilometer orbit using domestically-built satellite launchers."
He referred to the Tolou (sunrise) Satellite as Iran's first remote sensing satellite and said the satellite, which was unveiled on February 3, 2010, in a ceremony attended by the president, is planned to be launched into space by Simorgh satellite carrier.
Farahi noted that Tolou is equipped with imaging systems, mechanism control systems and solar cells, adding that its main mission is uni-spectrum imaging, which can be used in high-scale mapping, agricultural sciences, surveying population distribution, and assessing natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, etc.
Head of the Aerospace Industries Organization further said there are plans to build the Safir3 satellite carrier, capable of putting satellites weighing up to 500 kg into orbit.
He said placing satellites in high orbits has advantages such as improvement of the performance of the satellite and higher intelligence precision.
Farahi added that satellites placed in high orbits can be used in meteorological and geographical research and fighting natural disasters.
On June 20, 2011, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the country has gained access to the technology of developing various satellites and will soon launch larger satellites that will be placed in circular orbits at an altitude of nearly 35,000 kilometers (21,748 miles).
Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of the Outer Space, which was established in 1959.
The country launched its domestically-built Navid-e Elm-o Sanat satellite into orbit on February 3.
Navid-e Elm-o Sanat is a telecom, measurement and scientific satellite whose recordings can be used in a wide range of fields.
Iran launched its first domestically-developed satellite, Omid (Hope), in 2009 making the Islamic Republic the ninth nation with satellite launching capability.
Deputy head of Iran's Industrial and Scientific Studies Center for Innovation and International Cooperation, Mohammad Hassan Entezari last week said the satellite will identify the signals sent from the earth before or after the earthquake, adding the satellite weighs 50-70 kg and will be placed in a lower altitude.
He stressed that some countries including France, China and Russia are working in this regard, noting Ayat satellite possesses a key role in processing the seismic disturbances before and after the shocks.

ЦитироватьPlans to Place 1-Ton Satellite Into Orbit

Head of the Aerospace Industries Organization highlighted the great potentials of Iranian scientists and experts, and said based on the country's ten-year space program, Iran plans to put a one-ton satellite into orbit.
Mehdi Farahi told IRNA that Iranian scientists have mastered the technology to design and produce various kinds of research satellites, some of which have already been placed in pre-determined orbits.
"We intend to put satellites weighing up to 100 kilograms into a 500-kilometer orbit using domestically-built satellite launchers."
He referred to the Tolou (sunrise) Satellite as Iran's first remote sensing satellite and said the satellite, which was unveiled on February 3, 2010, in a ceremony attended by the president, is planned to be launched into space by Simorgh satellite carrier.
Farahi noted that Tolou is equipped with imaging systems, mechanism control systems and solar cells, adding that its main mission is uni-spectrum imaging, which can be used in high-scale mapping, agricultural sciences, surveying population distribution, and assessing natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, etc.
Head of the Aerospace Industries Organization further said there are plans to build the Safir3 satellite carrier, capable of putting satellites weighing up to 500 kg into orbit.
He said placing satellites in high orbits has advantages such as improvement of the performance of the satellite and higher intelligence precision.
Farahi added that satellites placed in high orbits can be used in meteorological and geographical research and fighting natural disasters.
On June 20, 2011, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the country has gained access to the technology of developing various satellites and will soon launch larger satellites that will be placed in circular orbits at an altitude of nearly 35,000 kilometers (21,748 miles).
Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of the Outer Space, which was established in 1959.
The country launched its domestically-built Navid-e Elm-o Sanat satellite into orbit on February 3.
Navid-e Elm-o Sanat is a telecom, measurement and scientific satellite whose recordings can be used in a wide range of fields.
Iran launched its first domestically-developed satellite, Omid (Hope), in 2009 making the Islamic Republic the ninth nation with satellite launching capability.
Deputy head of Iran's Industrial and Scientific Studies Center for Innovation and International Cooperation, Mohammad Hassan Entezari last week said the satellite will identify the signals sent from the earth before or after the earthquake, adding the satellite weighs 50-70 kg and will be placed in a lower altitude.
He stressed that some countries including France, China and Russia are working in this regard, noting Ayat satellite possesses a key role in processing the seismic disturbances before and after the shocks.

ЦитироватьM-ATF пишет:

This is recorded video of "Sorayya" weekly TV program, about Iran space program. It includes some short documentaries like launching Navid satellite and preparation of monkeys for space launch and talk with officials of Iran space program.

(recorded and uploaded by Nasirirani at military.ir (90 MB in 3gp format and around 70 minutes) :
http://parsaspace.com/files/6280464884/?c=1138

In a part of this program, Aerospace Industry Organization Director Mehdi Farahi talked about Iranian SLV's.
He said Omid satellite was launched by Safir (Safir-1).
Rasad was launched by Safir-1A. Safir-1A is the same Safir-1 but some improvements with around 10% changes.
In Safir-1B we could double payload of Safir-1 ,with modification of fuel, top body, engines of first and second stage, batteries and a series of small changes in main rocket.
Safir-2A is the first version of Safir-2 with the name of Simorgh. length of it is 26 m, diameter of it is around 2.5m and weight of it is around 86 tons. thrust of is around 143 tons. It can put 100 kg satellites into 500 km altitude orbits.
The next our step is Safir-3A and Safir-3B that can put 1000 kg satellites into 1000km altitude orbits.If we could add micro thrusters and some side equipments (booster?) to it, it can put payloads into 36000 km altitude orbits. We hope to build it during fifth development program of country.
It was announced , it will be talked more detail about SLV's in program of this week

ЦитироватьDirector of Iran's Aerospace Industry Organization Mehdi Farahi said Sunday that the design and production of satellite carrier rockets with a range of 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) are given a high priority in the country's Fifth Five-Year Development Plan (2010-2015).

He added that such carrier rockets could place satellites, weighing up to a ton, into circular orbits about 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) above the Earth's surface.

The official further said Iran aims to send other satellites into geostationary orbits, around 36,000 kilometers (22,320 miles) above the Earth's equator, after the end of the country's Fifth Development Plan.

ЦитироватьSangeshkan_Cave пишет:

Orbit Transfer: Fajr Satellite's Main Mission

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The main mission of Fajr satellite will be orbit transfer, with life span increase as a result.

Dr Hamid Fazeli, Head of Iranian Space Agency in an interview with Young Journalists Club, said the main mission of the Fajr satellite would be orbital maneuvering and transfer with the aid of the satellite own cold gas propulsion system.

Dr Hamid Fazeli said that the Fajr satellite separation from the carrier will be conducted at an altitude of 250 km. The satellite would then proceed with the orbit transfer maneuver with a perigee at 404 km.

Dr Fazeli said the transfer to this higher orbit would allow the Fajr satellite to increase its life span by about four times.

* Fajr Satellite Smart Energy Management

Dr Fazeli said that after the orbit transfer, the satellite increased life span would allow Fajr to remain more than one and a half year in outer space.

Dr Fazeli said that the Fajr satellite is equipped with an imaging camera as a secondary payload: this camera has a resolution of 500 m, increasing the capabilities of the satellite.

He emphasized that the Smart Energy Management is achieved with the optimized design and power distribution systems, representing a new major national achievement for Iran.

ЦитироватьM-ATF пишет:

Second Sorayya TV show is around 80 minutes, I splitted it into five files. It includes talk with head of SAIRAN (IEI) (third and forth part) and head of Mesbah and satellite project (fifth part) and head of Aerospace research institute (about sending human into space in fifth part), It also includes reports about Navid-e-Elm-o-Sanat satellite (first part) and Aerospace conference in Shahid Sattari University too (forth part).

Part 1 (around 23 min. and 147 MB):
http://delagah.persiangig.com/video/Sorayya/IRIB-TV1_Sorayya-2-Part%281%29.rar

Part 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQK_tUVLVvY&feature=player_embedded
Sorayya TV Show about Iran's Space Program (Part2-2)

Part 3:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK6UUm0hzTU&feature=player_embedded
Sorayya TV Show about Iran's Space Program (Part2-3)

Part 4:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMCxjdl-Mww&feature=player_embedded
Sorayya TV Show about Iran's Space Program (Part2-4)

I uploaded fifth part on youtube too but it was rejected by Youtube because it was too long (19 min.), I'm uploading it on another host

Fifth part (19 min, 122 MB):

http://delagah.persiangig.com/video/Sorayya/IRIB-TV1_Sorayya-2-Part%285%29.rar

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ЦитироватьSpace Research Institute is one of the active centers for design, manufacture, and test of satellite projects in Iran. It is currently involved in several remote sensing and telecommunications satellite projects among which are the following:

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ЦитироватьSalo пишет:

http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=11734.msg888421#msg888421

ЦитироватьSatori пишет:

According to the Iran Military Forum, Fajr could be launched until the end of June and Zafar until the end of the year (Iranian?)

http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=9102110289

ЦитироватьIran to Send Living Creatures into Space by Mid Summer

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran will send more living creatures into the space by the next three months, a senior Iranian space official announced on Wednesday.      

"Given the good support that has been offered by the government, we will have a program for sending living creatures into space," Head of the Iranian Space Agency Hamid Fazeli said.

"The preliminary steps have already been taken and the living creatures will be sent into the space by the next two or three months," Fazeli added.

He further announced that Iran will send Fajr (Dawn), Tolou (Sunrise) and Elm-o Sana'at (Promise of Science and Industry) satellites into orbit this year.

Iran has already sent small animals into space - a rat, turtles and worms - aboard a capsule carried by its Kavoshgar-3 rocket in 2010.

The Islamic republic, which first put a satellite into orbit in 2009, has outlined an ambitious space program and has, thus far, made giant progress in the field despite western sanctions and pressures against its advancement.

http://www.tehrantimes.com/politics/97483-iran-plans-to-send-fajr-satellite-into-space-within-a-month

ЦитироватьIran plans to send Fajr satellite into space within a month      

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TEHRAN – The Islamic Republic plans to send the Fajr (Dawn) satellite into space within a month, Director of Iran Space Agency Hamid Fazeli announced on Wednesday.

The Fajr satellite is a reconnaissance satellite powered by solar energy.

Speaking at a conference in K.N. Toosi University of Technology in Tehran, Fazeli said that Iran plans to send the satellite into space aboard the upgraded Safir one satellite carrier rocket.

Fazeli said that the launch of the satellite into the orbit will be a technological step forward in Iran's space industry.

Iran has already sent three satellites into space. On February 3, the country successfully launched its third domestically manufactured satellite, named the Navid (Promise), into orbit. The Safir one satellite carrier rocket was used to launch the Navid research satellite.

Fazeli also said that the Islamic Republic will also put the satellites Nahid and Sharif University of Technology into orbit by the end of the Iranian calendar year, March 20.  

He went on to say that Iranian space scientists are doing research to develop the technology to unfold solar panels through sending the Nahid satellite into space.

Fazeli said that if the manufacture of Simorgh satellite carrier rocket is completed, the satellite Tolou (Sunrise) and Zafar (Victory) will be launched into space by March 20.

The Zafar satellite will be used for remote sensing missions. The images taken by the satellite can be utilized in meteorology and for the demarcation of water borders and charting the topography of the tributaries of rivers.

Elsewhere in his remarks, Fazeli said that Iran Space Agency is working on a project to send living creatures to space within a few months.

Iran is one of the 24 founding members of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, which was set up in 1959.

ЦитироватьIran to hold 'Satellite for Sustainable Development' conference

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Tehran, May 6, IRNA – The first international conference entitled 'Satellite for Sustainable Development' will be held on October 3-4 in Tehran by Telecommunications Department of Amir Kabir University.      

The conference is held with the purpose of development of technical knowledge in the field of satellite technology and its applications for sustainable development through creating a suitable environment for scientific and expertise exchanges, as well as providing the latest research findings.

Topics of the conference include 'Technology of Small Satellites'. 'Satellite Telecommunications', 'Earthly Stations', 'C&TT stations', 'Satellite Navigation', 'Natural Resources Management', 'Natural Disasters Management', 'Using Food Resources', as well the related issues.

According to the conference's secretariat, the conference's peripheral programs include roundtable and training workshops by experts. The latest deadline for receiving full version of articles is slated for June 6. The date for announcing the acceptance of the articles is August 30 and the final date for submission of final version of the articles is September 13.

Those interested in submitting their articles can do so by visiting the Internet site http://ssd2012.aut.ac.ir/intro.aspx .

ЦитироватьIran to send satellite into space concurrent with nuclear talks day

TEHRAN, May 14 (MNA) – Aerospace Industry Organization Director Mehdi Farahi announced on Monday that Iran plans to send the Fajr (Dawn) satellite into space on May 23, the day that negotiators from Iran and the six major powers (the five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany) will meet in Baghdad for nuclear talks.

The Fajr satellite is a reconnaissance satellite powered by solar energy.

Iran plans to send the satellite into space aboard the upgraded Safir one satellite carrier rocket.

ЦитироватьIran set to launch high resolution satellite: Official

Mon May 28, 2012 2:40PM GMT
An Iranian official has announced that the country is set to launch a high resolution student satellite tasked with taking images of the earth.

Head of the Iranian Space Agency (ISA) Hamid Fazeli said the satellite is part of a project by Tehran's Sharif University of Technology and will be launched in the current Iranian calendar year (started March 2012) via the indigenous Safir (Ambassador) B-1 satellite carrier.

He added that the satellite's high precision equipment and 12.5-meter resolution capability make it very suitable for taking photographs.

Fazeli said more than 100 students, alumni and faculty members have contributed to the design and construction of the microsatellite, which weighs 50 kg and fits in a 40 x 40 x 40 cm cube.

Iran is also set to launch its indigenous Fajr (Dawn) satellite, which is said to be for reconnaissance purposes powered by solar energy, in June.

ЦитироватьЭто скорее звёздный датчик:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=i3rNmMFddys

Цитироватьhttp://sajjadi.livejournal.com/150105.html

 "Кавешгар-5" будет запущен в космос в июле

Руководитель Космической организации Ирана Хамид Фазели объявил о том, что проект "Кавешгар-5" завершен и, как запланировано, будет запущен в космос в июле текущего года. Ракета-носитель "Кавешгар-5" весом около 300 килограмм будет оснащена капсулой с помещенным в ней живым существом (обезьяной макака-резус) и запущена на высоту 120-130 километров от поверхности Земли. В течение всего прошлого года обезьяна проходила необходимую подготовку и обучение.
Руководитель Космической организации на церемонии открытия проекта первого национального "звездного искателя" (кавешгар – "искатель") в присутствии журналистов заявил, что запуск "Кавешгара" станет важным достижением Космической организации Ирана в области биологических исследований, технологий жизнеобеспечения, а также запуска и возвращения биологических объектов. Осуществление этого проекта считается одним из предварительных шагов для реализации национального проекта по отправке человека в космическое пространство.