Bahrain’s "Al-Munthir" Satellite Successfully Reaches Orbit
Bahrain Space Agency confirms satellite's stability in orbit after its March 2025 launch.
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On March 15, 2025, Bahrain’s "Al-Munthir" satellite successfully launched into space aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in the United States. This marks a significant milestone in the country's space exploration efforts, as the satellite is part of an international mission carrying several other satellites into orbit.
First Signals Confirm Satellite's Stability
The technical team at the Bahrain Space Agency recently confirmed that they have received the first signals from "Al-Munthir." These signals indicate that the satellite is stable in its orbit, and all systems are functioning as expected, a key step in ensuring the mission’s success.
A Major Step for Bahrain’s Space Program
Dr. Mohamed Al Asiri, CEO of the Bahrain Space Agency, praised the satellite’s successful operation, calling it a major achievement. He highlighted that this milestone represents significant progress in Bahrain's space capabilities, with the potential to lead to further innovations and advancements in the country’s space program.
