Iran: We're preparing to launch at least two satellites into space
Iran's Telecommunications Minister says the country will launch at least two satellites into space by late March.
Iran's Telecommunications Minister says the country will launch at least two satellites into space by late March.
Images published by Maxar Technologies show launch pad at site of recent failed attempts to put a satellite into orbit.
Iran tried to launch a satellite into space this past Saturday night but failed due to malfunction.
The Islamic Republic is preparing to launch a satellite into space via a ballistic missile. Opinion.
Iran appears to have attempted second satellite launch weeks after failed rocket launch that tried to put a satellite into orbit.
Iran space agency tried to cover up the setback to its space program, which occurred in May.
Iran, whose population is one-third of the US, claims it will send a monkey into space this year. It also says it has a cure for cancer.
Iranian officials say they are building a new launch vehicle to take heavier satellites higher - but is that what its really intended for?
Iran has launched its third microsatellite, the Navid. Previous satellites have had a lifespan of little more than a month.