Iran’s Zoljanah 1 (Zuljanah 1) rocket launched for a second time on a suborbital flight on 26 June 2022. The first suborbital launch took place successfully on 15 January 2021. Details are sketchy but it is thought that this launch also took place from Shahroud in the Dasht-e Kavir Desert in Iran and may be a forerunner for an orbital attempt by the two solid stage, liquid upper stage rocket.
Iran’s Zoljanah 1 (Zuljanah 1) rocket launches for second time on suborbital flight
by David Todd | Jun 27, 2022 | Launches, Suborbital
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