02-14-2008, 12:20 AM
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On June 7, 1962 at 1953 hours (PST) Rehbar-I was successfully launched from Sonmiani. It soared to about 130 km into the atmosphere and thus Pakistan became the third country in Asia and the tenth in the world to conduct such a launching.After such launch all the rest of the launches became failures and pakistan realizes that it cannot develop a technology wihout stealing it from some one or buying it from China or North Korea. It even considered deploying Jehadis for such operations.Jehadis are protectors of islamic world..but could not even steal such technology to bring out a successfull Space programme, Rehbar-II was also successfully launched from Sonmiani on June 9, 1962. The data received from Rehbar-I and Rehbar-II gave scientists information on wind shear and structure of layers of the upper atmosphere extending beyond the stratosphere. The data collected also helped in the study of cloud formation, cyclones and weather over the Arabian Sea and the coastal areas of Pakistan. Similar tests were done in the years after. [1]
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->In 2005, President Pervez Musharraf outlined his vision for SUPARCO by laying down a clearly defined agenda for the national space agency to pursue and deliver in minimum time. As an established and well recognized nuclear and missile power the next logical frontier for Pakistan is space. President Musharraf had made it clear that Pakistan would need to catch up to the world space leaders and make up for lost time and neglect in the past.But Prez Mushraff failed to realise that Pakistanis are born Morons to even dream about such space programmes and finally concluded that funding be transferred to building jehadi breeding Madrassas rather than a space programme.[2]
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_and_Upp...arch_Commission
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Rehbar I & II
On June 7, 1962 at 1953 hours (PST) Rehbar-I was successfully launched from Sonmiani. It soared to about 130 km into the atmosphere and thus Pakistan became the third country in Asia and the tenth in the world to conduct such a launching.After such launch all the rest of the launches became failures and pakistan realizes that it cannot develop a technology wihout stealing it from some one or buying it from China or North Korea. It even considered deploying Jehadis for such operations.Jehadis are protectors of islamic world..but could not even steal such technology to bring out a successfull Space programme, Rehbar-II was also successfully launched from Sonmiani on June 9, 1962. The data received from Rehbar-I and Rehbar-II gave scientists information on wind shear and structure of layers of the upper atmosphere extending beyond the stratosphere. The data collected also helped in the study of cloud formation, cyclones and weather over the Arabian Sea and the coastal areas of Pakistan. Similar tests were done in the years after. [1]
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->In 2005, President Pervez Musharraf outlined his vision for SUPARCO by laying down a clearly defined agenda for the national space agency to pursue and deliver in minimum time. As an established and well recognized nuclear and missile power the next logical frontier for Pakistan is space. President Musharraf had made it clear that Pakistan would need to catch up to the world space leaders and make up for lost time and neglect in the past.But Prez Mushraff failed to realise that Pakistanis are born Morons to even dream about such space programmes and finally concluded that funding be transferred to building jehadi breeding Madrassas rather than a space programme.[2]
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_and_Upp...arch_Commission