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Space One’s rocket explodes on takeoff

TOKYO: Kairos, a small solid-fuel rocket built by Japan’s Space One, exploded just seconds after its maiden launch on Wednesday as the company sought to become the first Japanese company to put a satellite into orbit. The setback for Space One and Japan’s rocket industry comes as the government and investors step up support for the sector amid a national security buildup and soaring demand for commercial satellites. The 18-meter (59-foot) rocket exploded five seconds after liftoff, leaving behind a large cloud of smoke, a fire, rocket fragments and sprays of fire-fighting water near the launch pad on the tip

January 20, 2024

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Iran launches Sorayya satellite, sets ‘new record’

TEHRAN: Iran announced on Saturday the successful launch of a satellite into the highest orbit yet amid escalating tensions with the West over its ballistic missile program. In a statement published by state media, the aerospace unit of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it launched the Sorayya satellite into orbit with an indigenous Qaem 100 satellite carrier. The satellite with a 50-kilogram payload was placed into orbit 750 kilometers (460 miles) above Earth’s surface by a three-stage Qaem 100 carrier vehicle, which is equipped to carry up to 100 kilograms, Communications and Information Technology Minister Isa said Zarepour.

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