Qased

Satellite launch vehicle from Iran

OverviewSearchesWikipediaGalleryTable

Wikimedia, Wikidata

(see also Qased)
launch vehicle, Iran, 

• Google Knowledge entry^@
  

• 

  Qased
  
• 

  Noor 3 2023
  
• 

  Noor 2020
  

• All spaceflight sites

---

• Alamy
• Flickr
• Google Books
• Library of Congress
• Online Books
• Reasonator
• Tripadvisor
• Wikimedia ViewIt
• Wikimedia
• YouTube
• other websites

Frameless

18-messenger bomb-بمب قاصد

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

First launch of the Qased SLV.

Noor satellite

Qased SLV first launch 03 (cropped)

The picture of Sardar Hajizadeh, Air and Space Command of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, next to the satellite on Qased

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Google Knowledge entry@				Wikidata
vehicle	Qased		launch vehicle		Wikidata
vessel	Noor 3	2023	Noor, artificial satellite of the Earth, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Iran		Wikidata
vessel	Noor	2020	former entity, artificial satellite		Wikidata
image	18-messenger bomb-بمب قاصد	2017			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	First launch of the Qased SLV.	2020			Wikimedia
image	Noor satellite	2020			Wikimedia
image	Qased SLV first launch 03 (cropped)	2020			Wikimedia
image	The picture of Sardar Hajizadeh, Air and Space Command of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, next to the satellite on Qased	2020			Wikimedia