Pakistan’s historic lunar mission to be launched on Friday

 "Exciting News: Pakistan's ICUBE-Q Satellite Ready for Historic Lunar Mission!

Pakistan is on the brink of a groundbreaking journey to the moon with its historic ICUBE-Q satellite all set for launch on Friday. The satellite will be hitching a ride on China's Chang'E6 spacecraft, slated to take off from Hainan, China, at 1250 PST.
This significant development marks a new chapter in Pakistan's space exploration endeavors, promising a unique contribution to lunar research and exploration. Stay tuned for more updates on this momentous mission!"



"Exciting Developments: Pakistan's ICUBE-Q Satellite Prepared for Lunar Mission

The Institute of Space Technology (IST) reveals that the ICUBE-Q satellite, a joint effort by IST, China's Shanghai University SJTU, and Pakistan's SUPARCO, is primed for its lunar mission. Equipped with two optical cameras for lunar surface imaging, ICUBE-Q has successfully completed qualification and testing phases, now integrated into China's Chang'e6 mission—the sixth in China's lunar exploration series.

The launch event will be broadcast live on IST's website and social media platforms. Chang'e6 aims to land on the moon's far side, collect surface samples, and return them to Earth for extensive research."



"The iCube-Q Satellite: Revolutionizing Space Exploration for Pakistan

Pakistan's upcoming lunar mission holds immense significance as it will include the deployment of the iCube-Q, a CubeSat developed by the Institute of Space Technology (IST).

CubeSats, known for their compact size and standardized design, play a crucial role in space research and exploration. These miniature satellites, typically weighing just a few kilograms, offer a cost-effective means for scientific research, technology development, and educational initiatives in space.

Their versatility extends to a wide range of missions, including Earth observations, remote sensing, atmospheric research, communications, astronomy, and technology demonstrations. CubeSats not only enable access to space for universities, research institutions, and commercial entities but also foster collaboration and innovation within the space community.

The inclusion of iCube-Q in Pakistan's lunar mission underscores the country's commitment to advancing space exploration and scientific endeavors."

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