iCube Qamar, Pakistan’s first attempt to send a satellite to the moon, launches today. Today is a very important day in the history of our country.
It was launched from the Wenchang Space Launch Site in the province of Henan in China.
Live coverage of this launch ceremony shown on both Chinese state media and the website of the IST. It was an important step forward for Pakistan’s growing space project.
After the launch went well, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif sent his warmest congratulations to the scientific community on this amazing step forward in space research. He said first space flight, the iCube-Q lunar mission, show how technologically advances the country is in space, just like it is in nuclear study.
The Prime Minister, Shahbaz Sharif, and the Core Committee of the Institute of Space Technology (IST), which is led by Dr. Khurram Khurshid, thanked SPARCO, the students, and the staff. This is what he did to show how much he respected the hard work and skill of Pakistan’s scientists, engineers, and skilled workers. worked on the project with other people as part of the effort.
As Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Ishaq Dar thanked everyone at the event today for working together. After that, he talks about how important it is for countries to work together on space study projects so that everyone can benefit from them.
A key member of the IST Core Committee named Dr. Khurram Khurshid said this in public that Pakistan’s satellite project would reach lunar orbit in five days. Khurshid told everyone about it.
Adding the ICUBE-Q spaceship to China’s Chang’e 6 mission is a big step forward for Pakistan’s plans to explore space.
The successful launch of iCube Qamar lunar mission has made a big step forward in Pakistan’s space program. It has also opened up new opportunities for scientific study and technological progress around the world.
