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Pakistan to Launch Indigenous EO-1 Satellite

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By Web Desk Published January 13, 2025 1 Min Read
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The Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) announced it will launch the EO-1 Satellite on January 17. This indigenous satellite, developed by Pakistan, will be launched from China’s Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre, enhancing Pakistan’s space exploration capabilities.

Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) has announced the upcoming launch of Pakistan's Indigenous Electro-Optical (EO-1) Satellite from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre (JSLC), China, on January 17.
According to the SUPARCO, the launch of the indigenous… pic.twitter.com/oBhFEh1lG8

— APP (@appcsocialmedia) January 13, 2025

SUPARCO stated, “Launching EO-1 reflects our commitment to advancing Pakistan’s space science and technological innovation.” This satellite marks a significant advancement in Pakistan’s space technology, aimed at improving resource management, disaster response, food security, and economic growth through informed decisions and sustainable development.

Suparco to launch EO-1 satellite on Jan 17 pic.twitter.com/b8TXegfjFi

— PTV News (@PTVNewsOfficial) January 13, 2025

SUPARCO highlighted, “The EO-1 satellite will bring extensive benefits across multiple sectors.” In agriculture, it enables precision farming by monitoring crops, assessing irrigation needs, forecasting yields, and supporting food security initiatives.

For urban development, EO-1 will help manage infrastructure growth and urban sprawl and support city and regional planning.

Pakistan’s national space agency to launch the first indigenous Electro-Optical (EO-1) satellite on Jan. 17, state-run media reported, to help enhance monitoring of natural disasters and manage natural resources. https://t.co/FfYOCp57kW

— Arab News Pakistan (@arabnewspk) January 13, 2025

In environmental monitoring and disaster management, it will provide updates on floods, landslides, earthquakes, deforestation, and soil erosion.

Additionally, it will aid in monitoring and conserving natural resources, including minerals, oil and gas fields, glaciers, and water bodies.

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