Iran gets a step closer to send man to space

Iran has launched its second biological package carrying a Rhus monkey called ‘Fargam’ to space.
Mehr News reported that the Islamic Republic of Iran’s space scientists sent the monkey to the suborbital space of 120Km which returned back to Earth after a 15-minute trip alive. The rocket carrying Fargam, the second space monkey, was ‘Pajouhesh’ Rocket.

The mission was the second in a serried of missions developed with the objective of space research improvement.

The ‘Fargam’ monkey got the Islamic Republic of Iran a step closer to sending man to space. In February 20013 Iranian space scientists was successful in sending ‘Pishgam’ rocket to space, which carried ‘A. Tab’ monkey, and retrieved it back to Earth. The mission established Iran’s space in bio-aeronautics.

In 2008 Iran launched its first all-Iranian Omid satellite and entered the international space club. Iran had signed the treaty to use the outer space for peaceful purposes for humanitarian purposes.