Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says his country has the ability to further develop science and technology despite current international sanctions against its nuclear program.
Iran's ambitious space program has alarmed the West because Iran's technology to launch missiles into space could be used to build intercontinental ballistic missiles. In 2010, Iran announced that it had successfully launched a rocket capable of carrying mice, turtles and insects into space.
The Iranian government says it will be able to send astronauts into space in the next nine years. Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says his country has the ability to further develop science and technology despite current international sanctions against its nuclear program.
The 'Saturn' flying saucer was on display at the 'strategic technology' exhibition, which also attended Iran's leader Ayatollah said & bull; Ali & bull; Khamenei. Recently, the Iranian space agency has carried out a test flight of a life sustaining spacecraft in space orbit.
Known as' zohal ', this unmanned spacecraft is designed for' aerial imaging ', but can also be used for a variety of missions. A few days ago, the fast news agency reported the news with pictures and texts, with a flying saucer hovering over the forest from a bad Hollywood movie of the 1950s.
The size of the UFO was not described in detail in the news report, but they pointed out that it was a small aircraft with a strange structure and could fly outdoors. The ISNA said the UFO was easy to control, launch and fly, had little noise during the flight and was equipped with some advanced devices.
It is a new generation of vertical aircraft for aerial photography. It is equipped with autopilot, imaging stabilizer, GPS global positioning system and high-definition air diversion system. Iran is a country with a history of 2500 years. In recent years, Iran hopes to make a breakthrough in the field of advanced science.