The tests and operations of Suparco’s spaceflight were sounding rocket launches conducted by Pakistan’s Space Research Commission (SUPARCO) for the creation of rockets having high-altitude capabilities for the country’s space programme.
Physics, atmospheric physics, and investigations of the prevailing temperature gradients, wind velocities, and density of the upper atmosphere are known to be conceivable as a component of the exploration programme.
Suparco invented around 200 sounding rockets in the years between 1962 and 1972, when they were half decommissioned.
With the flight of Rehbar-Ithe Islamic world and South Asia, Pakistan was known to be the initial country in all the underdeveloped countries to launch a vessel into space with success.
