PAKSAT CUBE-Q was successfully launched into orbit on May 3 as part of China’s Chang’e-6 lunar mission. This launch took place in Hainan, China. Meanwhile, another satellite, PAKSAT MM1, is set to be launched from China’s Xichang Satellite Launch Center.
PAKSAT MM1 was developed by Pakistani scientists and engineers from SUPARCO (Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission). This satellite aims to address Pakistan’s growing communication and connectivity needs. With its advanced technology, PAKSAT MM1 will help bring Pakistan into the digital age by providing reliable internet access, even in remote areas of the country.
The launch of PAKSAT MM1 is expected to revolutionize Pakistan’s telecommunications sector. It will help meet the increasing demand for high-speed internet and ensure seamless connectivity for users across the nation. This development is particularly significant as it will enhance the country’s infrastructure and support various sectors like education, healthcare, and business by improving communication networks.
To celebrate this important event, a live broadcast of the launch ceremony will be aired from SUPARCO’s facilities in Islamabad and Karachi. This broadcast will allow people across the country to witness the launch and share in this momentous occasion.
