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سپارکو کے چیئرمین محمد یوسف خان کے مطابق Jinnah-1 کو چین کے Chang'e-8 مشن کے تحت 2028 میں بدھے تک بھیجا جائے گا اور یہ چاند کے جنوبی قطب پر سطحی تحقیق کے لیے کام کرے گا۔ جMeanwhile پاکستان زراعت، شہری منصوبہ بندی، disaster management اور آبی وسائل کی نگرانی کے لیے اپنے چھ سائٹellite استعمال کر رہا ہے۔ ملک نے ICUBE-Qamar کے بعد پہلا خلائی مین اور چاند تک پہلا مشن بھی ترتیب دے رکھا ہے۔
Petrol relief scheme benefits more than 7.5m citizensPakistan is making progress in its space programme, with the country preparing its first indigenous lunar rover for a future Moon mission and expanding the use of satellite technology across multiple sectors.
Addressing a World Space Week Pakistan event, SUPARCO Chairman Muhammad Yousaf Khan said Pakistan’s satellites were being used for applications including agriculture, urban planning and disaster management. According to the SUPARCO chairman, work has begun on Pakistan’s first lunar rover, Jinnah-1, with plans for the rover to travel to the Moon as part of China’s Chang’e-8 mission.
SUPARCO’s official programme currently lists the rover mission for 2028, while the agency’s August announcement said Jinnah-1 is scheduled to be launched aboard Chang’e-8 and deployed at the lunar south pole. The rover is being developed to conduct scientific research on the lunar surface, including studies of lunar soil, terrain and the space environment. SUPARCO says the approximately 35-kilogram rover will also test technologies relevant to future lunar exploration.
Khan said Pakistan had expanded its satellite capabilities, with six Earth observation satellites supporting applications in agriculture, planning and disaster management. SUPARCO says satellite-based remote sensing is used for monitoring agricultural resources, disaster management, water resources and environmental conditions. Pakistan also launched its ICUBE-Qamar lunar satellite in May 2024 as part of China’s Chang’e-6 mission, marking the country’s first lunar-orbit mission.
SUPARCO has continued expanding its Earth-observation fleet, with its website describing the EO-2 satellite launched in 2026 as Pakistan’s second indigenous Earth-observation satellite and the sixth satellite in the national Earth-observation fleet. Pakistan is also preparing for its first astronaut mission to China’s space station. Two Pakistani candidates are undergoing training in China, with one expected to be selected for the mission after the training process.
The selected astronaut will serve as a scientific payload specialist and conduct experiments aboard the China Space Station. SUPARCO says the astronaut programme was established through an agreement with the China Manned Space Agency, under which two Pakistani candidates would undergo training before one is selected for a future mission. Reuters reported in September that Zeeshan Ali and Khurram Daud were undergoing training in Beijing, with the final selection expected in October 2026. Galaxy Tab S12 Plus vs Tab S10 Plus: What has changed?
Jinnah-1 SUPARCO Chang'e-8 بدھے کا مشن خلائی ٹیکنالوجی
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