By IANS/RIA Novosti,
Moscow : Iran has successfully launched an observation satellite, Iranian news network Press TV reported Friday.
The domestically-built Navid (Harbinger) satellite is designed to take pictures of the earth at altitudes of 250 to 370 km.
Press TV hailed it as the “first satellite to be completely designed and built by Iranian experts”.
The head of Iran’s Space Agency, Hamid Fazeli, earlier announced plans to establish a “national satellite launch base” in the Islamic republic.
The country launched its first satellite, Omid (Hope), in 2009.
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