Pakistani Space Program news & updates

[Cheepek]

Pakistan’s ‘historic’ lunar mission to be launched on Friday aboard China lunar probe

Pakistan’s ‘historic’ lunar mission to be launched on Friday aboard China lunar probe

The launch activity will telecast live on the Institute of Space Technology website and social media platforms.

www.dawn.com

Lmao

Indigenously painted Chinese satellite

 

[thebakofbakchod]

 

[gslv markIII]

 

[warriorextreme]

Sem2Sem propaganda by ped0Cult trannies..
look at the size of that tiny little shit.

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Lol, it looks like lead acid battery

 

[FalconSlayers]

Even to build a tiny cubesat SUPORKO needed chinese help, equipment and components what a hilarious qaum these guy are. Wait and watch how these turds will create a wikipedia page for it as some struteegic milestone of a mission and edit sections related to moon exploration adding their name over this .

We launched 75 of these built by school and college students 2 years back and it barely was news, but for pisslami puncturewallahs an imported cubesat launched by a chinese rocket is equal to Chandrayaan-3.

75 Cubesats To Be Put Into Orbit | Chennai News - Times of India

A constellation of 75 cubesats built by students including those from seven colleges and universities in the state is likely to be launched in the se

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[RoaringTigerHiddenDragon]

Sem2sem accomplished, weak Indians. Next step - establish DHA and Bakria on the moon.

 

[thebakofbakchod]

yes saaar india is finished

Wah space powa pakistan

 

[Rango]

 

[Arjun Mk1A]

Even to build a tiny cubesat SUPORKO needed chinese help, equipment and components what a hilarious qaum these guy are. Wait and watch how these turds will create a wikipedia page for it as some struteegic milestone of a mission and edit sections related to moon exploration adding their name over this .
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We launched 75 of these built by school and college students 2 years back and it barely was news, but for pisslami puncturewallahs an imported cubesat launched by a chinese rocket is equal to Chandrayaan-3.

75 Cubesats To Be Put Into Orbit | Chennai News - Times of India

A constellation of 75 cubesats built by students including those from seven colleges and universities in the state is likely to be launched in the se

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

During 2016 when I joined my College. Sathyabama University in Chennai launched a similar sized Cube sat on a ISRO PSLV.

They developed in College itself

So called Space agency building this cube sat with an Chinese help.

Damn.

 

[Spindrift]

So called Space agency building this cube sat with an Chinese help.

Damn.

Well as it is from the Pakis its most probably an IED and not a cube sat.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Pakistan’s ‘historic’ lunar mission to be launched on Friday aboard China lunar probe

Pakistan’s ‘historic’ lunar mission to be launched on Friday aboard China lunar probe

The launch activity will telecast live on the Institute of Space Technology website and social media platforms.

www.dawn.com

Lmao

A Pakistani probe on Chinese lunar mission.

A Chinese probe on Pakistani lunar mission.


Priceless LOL.

I will be copying few posts to SUPARCO thread. Barely that thread can run without trolling.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Even to build a tiny cubesat SUPORKO needed chinese help,

During 2016 when I joined my College. Sathyabama University in Chennai launched a similar sized Cube sat on a ISRO PSLV.

They developed in College itself

So called Space agency building this cube sat with an Chinese help.

Damn.

Chinese college help.*

Posts copied here anyway.

 

[SKC]

Sem2Sem propaganda by ped0Cult trannies..
look at the size of that tiny little shit.

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For a moment I thought they are sending a Cube-Minaret instead of Cube-Sat

 

[thebakofbakchod]

kanglus have joined the fun

 

[skywatcher]

 

[skywatcher]

Pakistan's second communication satellite PAKSAT MM-1 launched into space | The Express Tribune

Satellite to deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth

tribune.com.pk

Pakistan's second communication satellite PAKSAT MM-1 launched into space

Satellite to deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth

Pakistan launched on Thursday its second communication satellite today, PAKSAT MM-1, to further improve the country's digital communication infrastructure.

The satellite was sent into orbit and will deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth.

The five-ton satellite is equipped with the latest communication equipment. “The satellite is expected to contribute to the establishment of a sophisticated communication network and help meet the growing demands of the telecom sector,” Suparco said.

The satellite is expected to take three to four days to stabilise in its designated orbit around the Earth, a Suparco official added.

“Its advanced capabilities will address the increasing demand for high-speed internet and seamless connectivity. This high-power multi-mission satellite will provide communication services in C, Ku, Ka Bands and SBAS services in L Band.”

 

[skywatcher]

Pakistan's second communication satellite PAKSAT MM-1 launched into space | The Express Tribune

Satellite to deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth

tribune.com.pk

Pakistan's second communication satellite PAKSAT MM-1 launched into space

Satellite to deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth

Pakistan launched on Thursday its second communication satellite today, PAKSAT MM-1, to further improve the country's digital communication infrastructure.

The satellite was sent into orbit and will deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth.

The five-ton satellite is equipped with the latest communication equipment. “The satellite is expected to contribute to the establishment of a sophisticated communication network and help meet the growing demands of the telecom sector,” Suparco said.

The satellite is expected to take three to four days to stabilise in its designated orbit around the Earth, a Suparco official added.

“Its advanced capabilities will address the increasing demand for high-speed internet and seamless connectivity. This high-power multi-mission satellite will provide communication services in C, Ku, Ka Bands and SBAS services in L Band.”

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DFH-4 Bus

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Pakistan's second communication satellite PAKSAT MM-1 launched into space | The Express Tribune

Satellite to deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth

tribune.com.pk

Pakistan's second communication satellite PAKSAT MM-1 launched into space

Satellite to deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth

Pakistan launched on Thursday its second communication satellite today, PAKSAT MM-1, to further improve the country's digital communication infrastructure.

The satellite was sent into orbit and will deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above the Earth.

The five-ton satellite is equipped with the latest communication equipment. “The satellite is expected to contribute to the establishment of a sophisticated communication network and help meet the growing demands of the telecom sector,” Suparco said.

The satellite is expected to take three to four days to stabilise in its designated orbit around the Earth, a Suparco official added.

“Its advanced capabilities will address the increasing demand for high-speed internet and seamless connectivity. This high-power multi-mission satellite will provide communication services in C, Ku, Ka Bands and SBAS services in L Band.”

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It's PakSat MM-1R (replacement). MM1 already in orbit.

 

[brat4]

Technical details of Pakistan cube sat:

Technical Details & Subsystems
Design Life: 3 Months

Communication Link:

• X-Band for both TT &C and imaging data transfer
• Data rate 1 kbps

Attitude Control:

• Three axis control using Reaction Wheels, Star sensor and Sun sensors

Power:

• Battery = 12 V , 11.6 AH
• Two deployed solar panels

Payload:

• 2 Cameras, one mega pixels (1280 x 720) mounted on +/- X panels
• Task: (i) Imaging Lunar Surface (ii) Imaging Earth from Lunar Orbit (iii) Moon and Earth together