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From: Physfitfreak <physfitfreak@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: What Made My Day Today? :-)
Date: Sat, 14 Sep 2024 19:53:27 -0500
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Gha'em 100 rocket flawlessly placed a research satellite today in the 
orbit.

I think the days of contemplating to ask Russians to place Iranian 
satellites in orbit are over. Not only it's not needed, it is also 
almost 20 times cheaper to do it with Gha'em.

This Gha'em 100 isn't even the most updated version of that line of 
rockets. They're insistance to use Gha'em 100 was just to prove that 
version by itself is capable of doing the job without any issues.

Later this year they are going to place a sensitive military satellite 
in orbit, using an upgraded rocket Gha'em 105. The 105 is "in every 
respect" more advanced, compared with 100, they say. But it hasn't been 
tested yet. So we'll see.

Other versions of Gha'em are to deliver nukes to long range targets. 
There are a few seemingly minor differences between them and the rockets 
to launch satellites.


Although someone else's claim for which I have no sources to ckeck, 
somebody in an Iranian Telegram channel said Iran will test her first 
hydrogen bomb not that far from shores of Israel, on the mediterranean 
sea... :-)

I like to see that! And when I read that, it made my day :)