The Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (Suparco) has announced the official designation for Pakistan's inaugural lunar rover. The vehicle, titled Jinnah-1, represents a significant milestone in the nation's space exploration program. According to official statements, the rover is currently being prepared for a mission to investigate the lunar south pole. The launch is projected to take place in 2029. This initiative marks Pakistan's entry into lunar exploration, with the rover designed to conduct scientific research on the Moon's surface. The announcement has been confirmed by multiple national and international news outlets, highlighting the country's commitment to advancing its technological capabilities in space science.
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Suparco Names First Lunar Rover Jinnah-1
Pakistan's space agency, Suparco, has officially named the country's first lunar rover 'Jinnah-1'. The mission is scheduled to explore the south pole of the Moon in 2029.
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