The American / English hypocrisy continues. Just like the Shah time, they have 
supported Iran to be another POLICE in the area.. At the same time they weep 
and scream falsely about the threat it created..  

They manged to destroy Iraq, and its space program too, to support Iran..

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG71jdlaPX8

Iraq Space Rocket Al-Abid - 1989




                        
                                biomedical23
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This is the first Arab trials for launching space rocket to an
geodestic orbits, attempt in 5 December 1989, I was 10 years old when I
saw this great achievement.
God bless Iraq
                                        
                                
I added this comment on the Video:

Thank you very much for this information. Now it is forgotten sadly.
BTW this was ahead of Japan and Israel and India ( to reach space) (although 
info below says otherwise) . I
wish we can obtain the photos of the control room for that news. Sumerian100

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Spaceports Around the World:




Iraq's Al-Anbar Space Research Center ( Destroyed by Americans 2003 S1000+)











Iraq is a spacefaring nation. On December 5, 1989, the Middle eastern
nation became the tenth to launch an artificial moon to orbit above
Earth.


The satellite was the 48-ton, third stage of a three-stage
rocket in a flight from Al-Anbar Space Research Center 50 miles west of
Baghdad to a six-orbit spaceflight.




Six Revs. A U.S. nuclear-attack-warning satellite spotted fiery
exhaust from the rocket as it blasted up and away from Iraq. While the
rocket did not leave a separate satellite in orbit, it's third stage
swept around the Earth for six revolutions before falling out of orbit.
North American Aerospace Defense Command tracked the third stage around
the globe.


The launch made Iraq the tenth nation with a rocket powerful
enough for space launches. It was the first time Iraq had exposed its
space research.


The previous nine to launch satellites to orbit had been, in
order, the USSR, the United States, France, Japan, China, Great
Britain, the combined nations of Europe, India and Israel.




Scout-like. Iraq's 75-ft., three-stage rocket probably was similar to a U.S. 
Scout rocket used to send small satellites to low orbits.




Military missiles. Iraq's space booster may have been a modified
version of Argentina's Condor ballistic missile. Such a missile could
carry a nuclear warhead 1,240 miles. Iraq also had a 600-mi. missile
built around the USSR's Scud.
Scuds were launched by Iraq against Iran during their eight-year war in the 
1980's.



Iraq again launched Scuds, against Israel and Saudi Arabia, in the first 
Persian Gulf War in 1991.



Iraq launched a few ballistic missiles against Kuwait and the opposing 
Coalition Forces in the second Persian Gulf War in 2003.


Al-Anbar Space Research Center and other Iraqi launch
sites were damaged in the 1991 war, bringing to a halt Iraq's ability
to continue in the Middle East space race with Israel.


http://www.spacetoday.org/Rockets/Spaceports/Iraq.html


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News 
Alert
6:14 AM EDT Wednesday, May 20, 2009 




Iran 
Says It Tests Missile, Israel Within Range ( And Saudia Too ... S1000+)
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said 
Iran test-fired a new advanced missile Wednesday with a range of about 1,200 
miles, far enough to strike Israel and southeastern Europe. 


For more 
information, visit washingtonpost.com 


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