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Yes,you`ve got a valid point especially at the moment with the space program effectively dead in the water.Read what I said.
My point is there is no Boeing, Northrop Grumman, etc in Iran that supplies both military and civilian sector. And what they build for military is years ahead to what they provide for civilian (just look at the decommissioned spy satellites that are supplied to NASA by agencies as a gift. Much more advanced than what NASA builds).
The clearance level that is needed to work top secret military projects is absurdly high within those companies and that is to prevent spies.
If you look you will see an Iranian engineer was caught trying to smuggle F-35 engine designs to Iranian government from those companies. So yes spies do exist within these companies.
In case of Iran, these companies do not exist. And these SLVs are basically using iranian Missile stages minus the warhead. So if you are a spy within the civilian space agency you can learn a lot about Iran’s missiles. There is no company that will build a custom “civilian” SLV that doesn’t contain military secrets.
Its best for Iran civilian agency to contract out to IRGC to launch satellites for it.
Can't wait for the launch.
Had we launches Simorgh before?
Yes, I kind of recalled we had not seen a real performance from Simorgh. Thanks3 times
1. empty and successful.
2. empty and successful.
3. Payam satellite on board and failure, satellite lost.