Islamabad — Pakistan to launch first Hyperspectral Satellite HS-1 from China, marking a major milestone in the country’s space and technology program. The satellite is designed to enhance Pakistan’s capabilities in agriculture, environment, and disaster management through advanced imaging technology.
According to the Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), the launch of the HS-1 satellite will take place from a Chinese launch facility later this month. Officials confirmed that Pakistan to launch first Hyperspectral Satellite HS-1 from China as part of long-term collaboration in space science and research.
The HS-1 satellite is equipped with high-resolution sensors that can capture detailed images of the Earth’s surface across multiple spectral bands. These images will help monitor environmental changes, assess natural resources, and support precision farming techniques.
Pakistan to launch first Hyperspectral Satellite HS-1 from China with the goal of improving national data collection and remote sensing capabilities. The satellite will also assist in monitoring water resources, deforestation, and urban expansion across the country.
Experts believe this launch represents a major step toward strengthening Pakistan’s technological independence and advancing its space exploration program. Collaboration with China is expected to continue, supporting future satellite missions and knowledge-sharing in advanced technologies.
SUPARCO officials stated that the HS-1 satellite will complement Pakistan’s existing space assets and contribute to regional research projects. The data collected will be used by government institutions, researchers, and environmental agencies to support sustainable development goals.
The mission reflects Pakistan’s growing focus on using space technology for national progress. By launching HS-1, the country aims to enhance its disaster response mechanisms, improve agricultural productivity, and support scientific research.
The successful launch of the HS-1 satellite will further strengthen Pakistan-China cooperation in science, technology, and space exploration, paving the way for more advanced projects in the future.
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