PAKSAT MM1: Pakistan Launches Second Satellite into Space Aiming for the Faster Internet
The Pakistan Aerospace Council (PAeC) is proud to announce the successful launch of Pakistan’s advanced communication satellite, PakSAT-MM1, by the Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) in collaboration with China. This marks Islamabad’s second satellite to be sent into orbit.
Launched from China’s Xichang Satellite Launch Center (XSLC), PAKSAT-MM1 will deploy at an altitude of 36,000 km above Earth. This high-power multi-mission satellite will provide communication services in C, Ku, Ka Bands and SBAS services in L Band, playing a pivotal role in ushering Pakistan into the digital era.
Key Highlights:
Enhanced Connectivity: The satellite will help provide internet to remote areas, bridging the digital divide and connecting undeserved regions.
Advanced Capabilities: With its advanced features, PAKSAT-MM1 will support broadband internet, TV broadcasting, mobile back hauling, and VSAT connectivity.
Telecom Sector Support: It will contribute to establishing a sophisticated communication network to meet the growing demands of the telecom sector.
Digital Transformation: This milestone is a stepping stone in the transformation of Pakistan into a Digital Pakistan, ensuring high-speed internet and seamless connectivity across the nation.
PAeC is committed to advancing Pakistan’s space capabilities and fostering technological progress.
