Türkiye successfully launches indigenous research rocket
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Turkish Space Agency has officially confirmed the launch of a domestically-produced research rocket into outer space.
The agency's announcement, conveyed via Twitter on Saturday, marks a significant and commendable advancement in Türkiye's ambitious pursuits within the realm of space exploration.
This milestone moment saw the launch of a probe rocket meticulously crafted with indigenous and national technologies. The rocket's successful liftoff took place from the strategically chosen Igneada region, aligning seamlessly with Türkiye's overarching objectives in the field of space exploration.
A collaborative effort with Roketsan, a renowned Turkish powerhouse specializing in weaponry and missile technology, made this extraordinary feat possible.
According to insights shared by the Turkish Space Agency, the principal aim of this groundbreaking rocket launch is to achieve an impressive altitude of 550 kilometers (341 miles).
This ambitious mission is strategically poised to elevate Türkiye's standing and capabilities in the dynamic arena of space exploration, showcasing the nation's commitment to pushing the boundaries of scientific and technological achievements. (ILKHA)
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