The satellite was lost in deep space after it failed to reassure its orbital slot and failed to make its In 2006-07, SUPARCO launched the physical development on high-resolution and the series of the remote-sensing weather satellties to meet the national and international user requirements in the field of satellite imagery.With the continuous development of the indigenous, self-reliant and introduction of the state-of-the-art technologies of the space program, SUPARCO offers its services to private sector consortium to satisfy the industrial and environmental needs and to support economic competitiveness.SUPARCO operates a national balloon launching facility in Karachi to conduct studies in atmospheric sciences to determine the vertical profile of ozone up to 30–35 km.In December 2006, Turkey showed interest to form a joint-venture with Pakistan in its space programme, particularly in the development of satellites.2000s & 2010s: Recent developments and revitalisation2000s & 2010s: Recent developments and revitalisation SUPARCO has no bigger comparable achievements with ISRO. SUPARCO’s Achievements and Capabilities SUPARCO launched its first sounding rocket Rehbar-1 for upper atmosphere research in 1961 becoming the third nation in Asia and the tenth in the world to launch such a rocket. Let’s take a look at the glorious achievements of Pakistan’s space agency Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO). 1)Pakistan’s only Noble prize laureate ‘Dr. Moreover probably the most advanced satellite in possession of the SUPARCO is Paksat-1R which is a communication satellite again designed, funded, built and … The satellite was lost in deep space after it failed to reassure its orbital slot and failed to make its In 2006–07, SUPARCO launched the development on high-resolution and the series of remote-sensing weather satellites to meet the national and international user requirements in the field of satellite imagery.In 9 July 2018, China successfully launched two remote sensing satellites for Pakistan, which were launched to monitor progress as they build the SUPARCO continuous development of the space program, with particular focus on indigenous, self-reliance and introduction of the state-of-the-art technologies, SUPARCO also offers its services to the private sector consortium to satisfy the industrial and environmental needs and to support economic competitiveness.SUPARCO operates a national balloon launching facility in Karachi to conduct studies in atmospheric sciences to determine the vertical profile of ozone up to 30–35 km. Recently, Suparco has already tested two high-altitude hypersonic sounding rockets; Shahpar and Rakhnum. With the establishment of SUPARCO, Pakistan was the first Entering in the late 1970s era, the space programme suffered many setback and experience number of difficulties, including lack of government response, shortage of technical personnel and expert engineers needed for the country to have an effective space programme.In 1981, reforms and re-organization of the space programme was carried out when After participating in various projects with University of Surrey, the team of engineers returned to Pakistan in 1986.In the 1990s, the space programme experienced a number of orbital slot crises and failures, just like the one experienced in the In 2011, Paksat 1R satellite was launched from China and was deployed successfully at 38°E in the The SUPARCO Plant located near Hub (a township of coastal SUPARCO, which had participated earlier in the development of the It was widely speculated in 2002 by the international media that the country was deriving its missiles into an effective space boosters as most likely "the second model might also be based on one of ballistic missiles operational with Since the early 1960s, when the second spaceflight of Rehbar-II weather rocket successfully took place to measure up the upper atmosphere; the program on other hand gradually improved.In 1986, SUPARCO took initiatives to locally built country's first On 14 August 2011, PakSat-1R was launched by China using In 1992, SUPARCO was given orders to develop its first Although, it was successfully put in orbit by SUPARCO in 2003, but according to internal sources in SUPARCO, the satellite ended up in a major disaster in mere two years after its launch despite its five-year designated life. In 2017, ISRO launched 104 satellites on a single rocket thereby, setting a world record. A look at SUPARCO’s website is enough to know the condition of Pakistan’s space agency. With the establishment of SUPARCO, Pakistan was the first Entering in the late 1970s era, the space programme suffered many setbacks and experienced a number of difficulties, including lack of government response, shortage of technical personnel and expert engineers needed for the country to have an effective space programme.In the 1990s, the space programme experienced a number of orbital slot crises and failures, just like the one experienced in the "Pakistan would need to catch up to the world space leaders and make up for lost time and neglect in the past and future"In 2011, Paksat 1R satellite was launched from China and was deployed successfully at 38°E in the In 9 July 2018, China successfully launched two remote sensing satellites for Pakistan, which were launched to monitor progress as they build the In March 2019, SUPARCO took part in the Global Space Congress for the first time held at The SUPARCO Plant located near Hub (a township of coastal SUPARCO, which had participated earlier in the development of the It was widely speculated in 2002 by the international media that the country was deriving its missiles into an effective space booster, as most likely "the second model might also be based on one of the ballistic missiles, operational with It includes the development of five GEO satellites and six LEO satellites to replace Suparco's existing satellites in the orbit.Since the early 1960s, when the second spaceflight of Rehbar-II weather rocket successfully took place to measure the upper atmosphere; the program gradually improved.In 1986, SUPARCO took initiatives to locally build the country's first On 14 August 2011, PakSat-1R was launched by China using In 1992, SUPARCO was given orders to develop its first Although, it was successfully put in orbit by SUPARCO in 2003, but according to internal sources in SUPARCO, the satellite ended up in a major disaster in mere two years after its launch despite its five-year designated life.
Perhaps he is unaware of the amount of capital investment such a project would require from the purchase of space shuttles to mission control activities, something which Pakistan can simply not afford at this stage as Pakistan’s debt has already ballooned over Rs 33 trillion and an ambitious space programme will likely pop this balloon.ISRO is now a major attraction for countries like Germany, South Korea, Japan, and France seeking to launch and deploy their satellites into space.