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Third stage failure on Simorgh-Basir rocket denies Iran’s AMIR KABIR 1 (PAYAM) satellite an orbit

Third stage failure on Simorgh-Basir rocket denies Iran’s AMIR KABIR 1 (PAYAM) satellite an orbit

by Matt Wilson | Jan 15, 2019 | Iran, Launches, Satellites, Seradata News

At 0030 GMT on 15 January 2019, the Iranian Space Agency (ISA) attempted to launch the AMIR KABIR-1 (PAYAM) satellite into Low Earth Orbit (LEO), utilising its three-stage Simorgh-Basir light launch vehicle. This launch is reported to have ended in failure due to an...
Iran carries out a launch of its Simorgh vehicle with an ambiguous result and causing international protests

Iran carries out a launch of its Simorgh vehicle with an ambiguous result and causing international protests

by Matt Wilson | Jul 31, 2017 | Iran, Launches, Seradata News, Suborbital, Technology

During 27 July, the Islamic Republic of Iran (Iran), conducted a launch of its “Simorgh” – meaning Phoenix in Farsi – light launch vehicle. The launch was the inaugural mission from the Imam Khomeini Space Launch Center (IKSLC), Semnan, Iran....

BBC and other broadcasters note that satellite and radio jamming is damaging media freedom

by David Todd | Jun 4, 2013 | Iran, Seradata News

To coincide with the United Nations “World Press Freedom Day” which was on 3 May, the BBC has issued a joint statement with a group of international broadcasters noting that the jamming of news broadcasts by certain nation states is damaging freedom....

US decides to concentrate on its own ballistic missile defence instead of Europe’s (Revised and Updated)

by David Todd | Mar 18, 2013 | History, Iran, Russia, Technology

Aware that North Korea is much further advanced than Iran with its nuclear weapons programme (North Korea has fission-class nuclear weapons, Iran does not yet have them) and appreciating that North Korea is now verbally threatening the continental USA with nuclear...

Iran is suspected of having orbital launch failure on 17/18 February (Corrected)

by David Todd | Feb 28, 2013 | Iran, Seradata News

While Iran has yet to confirm the reports that it has had another orbital launch fallure on 17-18 February 2013, the evidence is growing. The flight is thought to have been a launch of the Iran’s Safir launch vehicle...

On a lighter note: I want to go into space says Iran’s President and USA will want him to go (corrected)

by David Todd | Feb 5, 2013 | Iran, On a Lighter Note, Seradata News

Following the successful suborbital launch by Iran of a Rhesus monkey (albeit that there was some confusion of its identity) Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has announced that he wants to become an astronaut on a flight of Iran’s Kavoshgar...
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