Iran announces launch of first military satellite into orbit

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Iran announces launch of first military satellite into orbit

Iran put into orbit the first national military spacecraft. This was reported by the Iranian television channel IRIB with reference to the statement of the IRGC.

According to the press service of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, a satellite called Nur-1 (Noor - "Light" - Pers.) Was successfully launched into the 425-km orbit with a two-stage carrier rocket "Qased" (Qased - "Messenger", “The Messenger” - pers.). The launch was made from the cosmodrome (according to other sources - the training ground) in the Dasht-e Kavir desert. It is reported that the launch of the spacecraft into low Earth orbit was timed to coincide with the 41st anniversary of the IRGC. No other launch details are given.



Note that the launch of the military satellite "Nur" was the first successful this year after two unsuccessful ones, conducted in January and February of this year. The reasons for the failure in Tehran were called technical problems with the launch vehicle.

Meanwhile, Western media have reported that the fact of the Iranian military satellite’s orbit has not been confirmed by independent sources, so far only the Iranian media has reported this.

Earlier, the United States has repeatedly stated that Iran uses technologies used in intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) to launch satellites into space. At the same time, Washington demands to completely ban the tests of Iranian ICBMs, threatening to impose new economic sanctions against Tehran.
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  1. +2
    April 22 2020 11: 31
    dashing trouble beginning ... beginning - half the battle ...
    1. -3
      April 22 2020 15: 56
      Quote: Pvi1206
      dashing trouble beginning ... beginning - half the battle ...

      Well what can I say, well done Iranians .. Some "tovaischi" obviously panicked ..
  2. Don
    -2
    April 22 2020 11: 34
    successfully launched into 425 km orbit
    This is the ISS echelon. It is clear that the trajectories are different, but what if the satellite loses control, or collapses and turns into a lot of fragments of space debris?
    1. -1
      April 22 2020 12: 44
      Quote: Donskoy
      ... but what if the satellite loses control ...

      Almost one person can ask such questions that hundreds of Eastern sages will not be able to answer, not to mention Western ones.
  3. -1
    April 22 2020 11: 34
    Iran announces launch of first military satellite into orbit

    So here ?!
    So they already get to Israel, like 2 fingers on the asphalt ....
    1. +2
      April 22 2020 11: 37
      This has already been known for a long time.
      1. -1
        April 22 2020 11: 38
        This has already been known for a long time.

        We know, but for "some", it will never reach ....
    2. +5
      April 22 2020 11: 48
      So long ago there is a technical opportunity. It rests on density. Wave densities cannot yet be provided. Even if you launch small missiles without warheads with 100-150kg warheads to reload air defense, everything is still not very good. Plus there is no WMD. Plus, first of all, these launchers will be knocked out, and they are stationary. So you need to ensure maximum damage in one salvo. So far, Iran is working on it.
      1. +1
        April 22 2020 11: 55
        Even if you launch small missiles without warheads with 100-150kg warheads to reload air defense, everything is still not very

        I beg you, a couple of Grad batteries, plus Belarus to buy several MZKT chassis for main missiles and that’s all. Overload the air defense with a hail and immediately follow the medium-range missiles .....
        1. +5
          April 22 2020 12: 01
          City from Syria ??? Well, so to the Golan is still Daraa in Damascus itself will be added. Assad will not subscribe to this. Plus, the Grad will operate the Dome, and the ICBM - PAC and other air defense.

          As for missiles to Israel, I wrote, the main problem is the inability to do irreparable harm. Well, it will fall into 20-30 missiles of 1 ton warhead in the city. AND? At the same time, stationary positions in Iran will be chosen first. That is, further, even in the presence of missiles, blows will subside.

          And then what will happen to Iran? Rather, in place of the current Iran.

          Now, if Iran had a bomb, but in the dimensions of the carrier, then the alignment would be different. Nevertheless, the real opportunity to minus 15-20% of Israel, even at the cost of suicide, is already quite a deterrent to itself.
          1. -1
            April 22 2020 12: 06
            As for missiles to Israel, I wrote, the main problem is the inability to do irreparable harm. Well, it will fall into 20-30 missiles of 1 ton warhead in the city. AND? At the same time, stationary positions in Iran will be chosen first. That is, further, even in the presence of missiles, blows will subside.

            What is the main superiority of Israel over Iran? In the number of aircraft. The number one goal for Iran is airfields, just imagine the Israeli army without aviation)))
            City from Syria ??? Well, so to the Golan is still Darra in Damascus itself will be added. Assad will not subscribe to this. Plus, the Grad will operate the Dome, and the ICBM - PAC and other air defense.

            For example, Belarusian Polonaises (analog of Grad)
            have a firing range of 300km. And there are CHINESE rockets. Are you sure that China did not provide Iran with the required number of missiles? )))
            I have already said - it’s enough for Iran to purchase a sufficient number of MZKT chassis and no Israeli air defense will help here - it simply won’t cope with the number of missiles that will fly to them ....
            1. +2
              April 22 2020 12: 15
              1) By Grad - it is either Lebanon or Syria. From Iraq, more than 300 km to the border, and to delicious targets for 400. If it flies en masse, then the answer will go along Beirut or Damascus itself. Local authorities will not subscribe to this.

              2) Only this will not solve the problem of the United States - as an ally. Given the Lobby, there, and any president is bent to cover Iran, for that. Plus, again, strikes at OTRK air bases are not very effective in practice. Especially piece. To burn planes and reliably disable the base, it is necessary to concentrate the entire outfit of forces on the target. Actually, before Israel, Iran has 15-20 missiles, optimistic 40-50 per wave. Yes, there are new missiles, but every day there will be fewer and fewer launch positions.

              3) Yes, it can’t do it. But then again, without WMDs, gaps will be quite bearable. Well, let’s say a few OTRK will fly to Tel Aviv, kill 300 people. AND? Only spur on a tough answer. Or 40 planes will burn there. AND?
              1. -3
                April 22 2020 12: 18
                Only this will not solve the US problem - as an ally. Given the Lobby, there, and any president is bent to cover Iran, for that. Plus, again, strikes at OTRK air bases are not very effective in practice.

                Your only protector is America. If a civil war breaks out in America (and everything goes to this), Israel is doomed. No matter how you cheeks are puffed out and your chest is not protruded, it will be so. But only on condition that America is greatly weakened .....
                1. 0
                  April 22 2020 22: 12
                  Quote: lucul

                  Your only protector is America. If a civil war breaks out in America (and everything goes to this), Israel is doomed. No matter how you cheeks are puffed out and your chest is not protruded, it will be so. But only on condition that America is greatly weakened .....

                  What a fierce delirium laughing . When and where did American troops fight for Israel? Israel won all of its significant wars either with the neutral attitude of the Americans, or with their active opposition.
                  You are so obsessively and long waiting for the weakening of America, that you even feel sorry for.
          2. +1
            April 22 2020 12: 37
            Sorry to interfere, but do you consider the "dirty bomb" from spent TVELs as an alternative weapons of mass destruction? Indeed, for Israel, long-term radioactive contamination of the inhabited part of the country is also like death. I don’t know whether Iran will subscribe to this, but judging by the signs of mutual "love", the probability is quite high.
  4. +5
    April 22 2020 11: 36
    Earlier, the United States has repeatedly stated that Iran uses technologies used in intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) to launch satellites into space.

    And what other technologies to use if a rocket launching a satellite and carrying a warhead both fly and are built on the same principles, at least recall the Korolevskaya R-7. Unless the fuel is liquid and solid and the tasks are the same.
  5. +1
    April 22 2020 11: 38
    Earlier, the United States has repeatedly stated that Iran uses technologies used in intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) to launch satellites into space.
    And what, can it somehow affect the operation of a satellite launched into orbit? The result is, and how it is achieved, it does not matter!
  6. +1
    April 22 2020 11: 44
    She flew !!! 3 failures and with 4 attempts, Allah has mercy. Persian Cosmonautics Day. The first major rocket from 300kg to 500km. Before that, they could only throw all kinds of microsatellites in 15-20kg.
    1. 0
      April 22 2020 12: 11
      I’m embarrassed to ask - is this your sarcasm?
      1. +3
        April 22 2020 12: 26
        No. They really tried to launch the satellite in 2019 twice (both unsuccessfully) and winter 2020 (also unsuccessfully). Here it happened 4 times.

        Before that they launched such a rocket


        Such satellites


        At 250-350km.

        Now they have a normal rocket with the characteristics stated in:
        350 kg per 500 km wink This is quite an easy class at the world level in practice. Really big leap for the Iranian program. Unless of course they can bring the rocket to acceptable reliability.
        1. 0
          April 22 2020 13: 46
          Launch video from the MEHR:
          https://en.mehrnews.com/news/157898/VIDEO-Moment-of-launching-Noor-1-satellite-by-IRGC
    2. +2
      April 22 2020 14: 18
      Quote: donavi49
      She flew !!! 3 failures and with 4 attempts, Allah has mercy. Persian Cosmonautics Day. The first major rocket from 300kg to 500km. Before that, they could only throw all kinds of microsatellites in 15-20kg.

      The road will be overcome by a walker A scientific and technical basis is being created in Iran. A staff of specialists is being formed. Therefore, success will be.
  7. +1
    April 22 2020 11: 50
    Congratulations. One more space power.
  8. +8
    April 22 2020 12: 02
    "the enemy of my enemy .. this is my friend" happy for the ancient Persian people .. who did not kneel before the Anglo-Saxons. and their friends.
    1. +2
      April 22 2020 15: 23
      So the Persians and our enemies too. Ayatollah Khomeini called the USSR Satan. The principle "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" does not work. Hitler was a sworn enemy of the Anglo-Saxons, but this did not become a friend to us.
  9. -1
    April 22 2020 12: 05
    Quote: donavi49
    Plus, first of all, these launchers will be knocked out, and they are stationary

    Do not forget, the presence of launchers underground, the number of these launchers, (Iran skillfully hides it) + the presence, partially partially echeloned of the old air defense systems, Iran is actively developing and adopting new systems
  10. -4
    April 22 2020 12: 22
    Well .... Persians are consistently moving towards their goal.
    I believe that no one will ever think of the inappropriate deployment of an American missile defense system in Romania-Poland.
    It is advisable!
    The Jews were not in vain sounding the alarm.
  11. +1
    April 22 2020 12: 24
    What is the likelihood that the United States will quietly disable a satellite?
    According to the doctrine, they declared the whole cosmos a zone of their interests, and Iran is not a country from the point of view of the United States which is allowed to have military satellites. The very fact that he flies and works is a spit on the ideals of supremacy of the exceptional global mission of the light ...
  12. +1
    April 22 2020 12: 47
    Success before the start of the month of Ramadan, however.
  13. +1
    April 22 2020 13: 12
    Well, MBR and space are very close rakkts.
  14. +3
    April 22 2020 13: 24
    It smacks of anti-Semitism. Yes laughing
  15. +5
    April 22 2020 14: 36
    Well done and sanctions to them how much.
  16. +1
    April 22 2020 15: 41
    Well done Iranians.
  17. -7
    April 22 2020 17: 10
    Already drovers of camels launch rockets into space ... I feel quite bad at Rogozin’s affairs.
    1. +2
      April 22 2020 17: 48
      Quote: Keeping
      Already drovers of camels launch rockets into space ... I feel quite bad at Rogozin’s affairs.


      Indeed, Ukraine is already a diagnosis laughing It manifests itself when Rogozin brain begins lol
      1. -4
        April 22 2020 18: 12
        Oh, so are you from in (on) Ukraine, my dear? Well, like a pan, does not press? Have you been riding for a long time? Wife's lace panties as in Europe bought? Do you wash toilets in Poland?
        1. +1
          April 22 2020 18: 31
          Oh, the flipping stamps went laughing exactly Rogozin brain!
  18. +6
    April 22 2020 17: 52
    So long ago there is a technical opportunity. It rests on density. Wave densities cannot yet be provided. Even if you launch small missiles without warheads with 100-150kg warheads to reload air defense, everything is still not very good. Plus there is no WMD. Plus, first of all, these launchers will be knocked out, and they are stationary. So you need to ensure maximum damage in one salvo. So far, Iran is working on it.

    Technically speaking, yes, Iran is capable of reaching Israel's territory with its missiles. But without weapons of mass destruction - this is "money down the drain" ...

    I beg you, a couple of Grad batteries, plus Belarus to buy several MZKT chassis for main missiles and that’s all. Overload the air defense with a hail and immediately follow the medium-range missiles .....

    Where will you start up from? "Grad" straight from Iran? Multiple chassis won't do the trick. According to open analytical materials, the Israeli missile defense system of all levels can intercept a salvo of 70-80 missiles of all types. Iran is currently capable of simultaneously launching about 50 units. That's all for you ... that's all ... that's all ...

    Quote: lucul
    What is the main superiority of Israel over Iran? In the number of aircraft. The number one goal for Iran is airfields, just imagine the Israeli army without aviation)))

    In order to leave Israel without aircraft, it is necessary to hit, preferably all of Israel’s military airfields at the same time. The main missiles of Iran have a CVT of about 0,5-2 km. Try to get on the strip, even without missile defense systems.

    Quote: lucul
    City from Syria ??? Well, so to the Golan is still Darra in Damascus itself will be added. Assad will not subscribe to this. Plus, the Grad will operate the Dome, and the ICBM - PAC and other air defense.

    For example, Belarusian Polonaises (analog of Grad)
    have a firing range of 300km. And there are CHINESE rockets. Are you sure that China did not provide Iran with the required number of missiles? )))
    What's the use? Iran already has a ratio of missiles to launchers of about 20 to 1. As for supplying Iran with missiles, apart from anti-ship missiles (mainly produced under license) and a Tandar-69 type ballistic missile, China has not supplied Iran with anything. The legs of the Iranian missile program grow out of the North Korean program ...

    Quote: lucul
    I have already said - it’s enough for Iran to purchase a sufficient number of MZKT chassis and no Israeli air defense will help here - it simply won’t cope with the number of missiles that will fly to them ....

    In order to buy them. The cost of one EMNIP chassis is about 30 million rubles per chassis with the 8x8 formula ...
    And almost the entire number of chassis produced goes to Russia. And about the fact that something will fly. For this it is necessary that Israel be banned from responding to missile and MLRS launchers in other g8 states. Most likely it will be possible to shoot a very small number of MLRS. Everything else will be destroyed ...

    Quote: lucul
    If in America a civil war breaks out (and all this goes)

    Another Nostradamus and Baba Vanga in one bottle. In the third quarter of last year, there was also one person who claimed that the US would fall apart in the first quarter ... So the Civil War was on the horizon. True, this horizon is beyond sight ...

    Quote: dzvero
    Sorry to interfere, but do you consider the "dirty bomb" from spent TVELs as an alternative weapons of mass destruction? Indeed, for Israel, long-term radioactive contamination of the inhabited part of the country is also like death. I don’t know whether Iran will subscribe to this, but judging by the signs of mutual "love", the probability is quite high.

    They still do not have used fuel rods. After unloading, the fuel rods go to Russia. We need radioactive waste of a high degree of radioactivity and in very large quantities to infect. And for this it is necessary that such an ammunition massively "flew" to Israel, which is extremely and extremely unlikely ...

    Quote: donavi49
    She flew !!! 3 failures and with 4 attempts, Allah has mercy. Persian Cosmonautics Day. The first major rocket from 300kg to 500km. Before that, they could only throw all kinds of microsatellites in 15-20kg.

    It is not known exactly yet. Only one resource wrote that it had a successful launch. No performance characteristics of the carrier and satellite parameters were given. Given the fact that the carrier is made on the basis of the BDSD, it is unlikely that the satellite will have any high performance

    Quote: Pereira
    Congratulations. One more space power.

    Why is this launch all of a sudden and after it Iran became a space power? In fact, the latest in space power is New Zealand. A little over 2 years ago. And Iran, for information, has become a space power more ELEVEN YEARS BACK, even earlier North Korea and South Korea ...

    Quote: Pytnik
    Do not forget the presence of launchers underground, the number of these launchers,

    There are about 10 of them (according to the most optimistic -16-18). At the same time, there are missiles of the Shehab-3 type ... Recharge of such launchers is hardly possible, since the launch is gas-dynamic. And this means that after the start-up, the mine must be put on repair and maintenance ...

    Quote: Pytnik
    the presence, even partially partially separated from the old air defense systems,

    It can be called layered with a very big stretch.

    Quote: Pandiurin
    What is the likelihood that the United States will quietly disable a satellite?
    According to the doctrine, they declared the whole cosmos a zone of their interests, and Iran is not a country from the point of view of the United States which is allowed to have military satellites. The very fact that he flies and works is a spit on the ideals of supremacy of the exceptional global mission of the light ...

    Why disable? In any case, such satellites do not live long. And it’s unlikely as a military satellite it is of interest

    Quote: evgen1221
    Well, MBR and space are very close rakkts.

    And where does the ICBM?
  19. -1
    April 22 2020 19: 35
    Always respectful towards Iran. Being for a long time under the pressure of American (and not only) sanctions, they manage to create, develop
    and implement ... Let not all
    it turns out, let in something
    lagging behind but not losing heart
    on the contrary, strong in spirit.
    The only thing they, in my opinion, are underdeveloped is
    in tight allied
    relations with Russia.
  20. 0
    April 22 2020 20: 55
    Quote: evgen1221
    Well, MBR and space are very close rakkts.

    This is one and the same. The satellite and Gagarina launched the R-7-ICBM into space. hiOnly the payload was changed.
  21. -1
    April 23 2020 01: 38
    And what does the country become, which sent a "satellite" (sputnik) back in 1957?
  22. 0
    April 23 2020 04: 14
    I think the Iranians and nuclear weapons already have, just for a little while)
    This nation is smart. in terms of all kinds of sciences, the centrifuges have learned how to do it themselves ..... and there it is a stone's throw away from nuclear weapons)