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Generation station for satellite tracking laser cooperation with China
Last updated: 11/24/2012 11:18 timing Cairo
Egypt News - Hiam Fayez
Said Dr. Gamal Fahim, Chairman of Space Research Laboratory at the National Center for Research that Egypt is in the process of establishing station for satellite tracking laser, which is the latest technology in the world have Astphadat applications many in all fields of science and national security.
The Fahim in an interview for the program Good Morning Egypt Egyptian TV on Saturday that the station would be a grant from China and the project aims to track satellites, which deviate from its orbit and can lose and corrects its course, noting that this process requires a reflector laser on the surface of the satellite.
He said the laser devices and equipment needed for the project, all scholarship from China and there are many destinations in Egypt will benefit from this project, including the Institute for Astronomy Research and Remote Sensing, and others.
He said the project will include a science center space the first of its kind in the Middle East will feature telescopes to track celestial bodies near the ground, including spy satellites, noting that the project is a national project can involve business which will benefit them.
http://www.egynews.net/wps/portal/news?params=200736
Generation station for satellite tracking laser cooperation with China
Last updated: 11/24/2012 11:18 timing Cairo
Egypt News - Hiam Fayez
Said Dr. Gamal Fahim, Chairman of Space Research Laboratory at the National Center for Research that Egypt is in the process of establishing station for satellite tracking laser, which is the latest technology in the world have Astphadat applications many in all fields of science and national security.
The Fahim in an interview for the program Good Morning Egypt Egyptian TV on Saturday that the station would be a grant from China and the project aims to track satellites, which deviate from its orbit and can lose and corrects its course, noting that this process requires a reflector laser on the surface of the satellite.
He said the laser devices and equipment needed for the project, all scholarship from China and there are many destinations in Egypt will benefit from this project, including the Institute for Astronomy Research and Remote Sensing, and others.
He said the project will include a science center space the first of its kind in the Middle East will feature telescopes to track celestial bodies near the ground, including spy satellites, noting that the project is a national project can involve business which will benefit them.
http://www.egynews.net/wps/portal/news?params=200736