IRAN’S new satellite has failed to reach orbit after the rocket launching it was too slow.
The rocket carrying the Payam satellite failed to reach the “necessary speed” in the third stage of its launch, a government minister.
Iran has said it plans to send two satellites, Payam, which means “message” in Farsi, and Doosti or “friendship” in defiance of the United States.
State television aired footage of Payam’s launch on board the Simorgh rocket, with the narrator shouting it sent “a message of the pride, self-confidence and willpower of Iranian youth to the world!”.
But Telecommunications Minister Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi said that while the rocket had successfully passed its first and second stages it hit problems in the third.
He did not elaborate on what caused the rocket failure, but promised that Iranian scientists would continue their work.
“I want to make you happy with good news, however, life is not what we expect most of time but we should not back out,” he tweeted, the Tehran Times reported.
Life is not what we expect most of time but we should not back out
The US and its allies worry the same satellite-launching technology could be used to develop long-range missiles capable of carrying nuclear weapons.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promptly slammed Iran over the launch.
He alleged that the “innocent satellite” was actually “the first stage of an intercontinental missile” the Islamic Republic is developing in violation of international agreements.
Iran usually displays space achievements in February during the anniversary of its 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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Over the past decade, Iran has sent several short-lived satellites into orbit and in 2013 launched a monkey into space.
A 2015 nuclear deal it struck with world powers limited its enrichment of uranium in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions.
President Donald Trump pulled America out of the deal in May 2018.
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