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Nice progress. Igneada was the only option in Turkiye for West-East launches to be honest. Though does Turkiye have any concrete options on how they'll launch SSO or Polar orbit? I've seen others talk about sea launch and I know there are some stuff going on with Somalia, but I wonder if any of those are actually plausible.İğneada Launch Site Progress
Image-1 : 08.03.2021
Image-2 : 17.03.2024
Combine Algeria with Libya for launch of space rockets. Add Egypt to it if possible. Arrange multiple country track as required.
There was also a Agreement signed with Algeria for Space Cooperation ! Algeria is Country with great Size and wide unpopulstet Areas, it seems ideal for a launch Site.
Resembles an octocopter drone waiting to get its propellers and loaded with a big battery. I have been looking at drones lately.View attachment 66932
First picture of what Fergani Space is working on! They are going to leave their mark on the space industry as well.
First launch of their satellite expected in 2024!
Kudos to them. Mass producing satellites is the way to go but, can someone tell me what their business model is? What services will these satellites provide? I don't remember reading anything on it(maybe i missed it).View attachment 66932
First picture of what Fergani Space is working on! They are going to leave their mark on the space industry as well.
First launch of their satellite expected in 2024!
doesn't explain the LEO part. why would you launch hundreds(possibly) of satellites to cover the entire earth for just a few military services. also, you will have to replace them every several years due to drag. it's not feasible.If they can build a constellation they can provide sat-com services to less fortunate militaries.
GEO satellites have latency. They can control fast planes with minimal latency with LEO satellites. If the cost of launching from İğneada is acceptable then Roketsan've already got a customer who can pay the cost of fast track launch services RD.doesn't explain the LEO part. why would you launch hundreds(possibly) of satellites to cover the entire earth for just a few military services. also, you will have to replace them every several years due to drag. it's not feasible.
GEO satellites would do the job.