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Iran: an Astronaut in Space in 10 Years
Friday, August 22, 2008 - Anuradha Menon
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Iran outlines its ambitious plans for space exploration and a manned launch in next decade. As more nations enter space, the head of the Iran Aerospace Industries Organization (AIO) announced the country’s plans to send an astronaut into space within the next 10 years. Reza Taghipour announced the AIO will outline specific goals within the next six months, and said sending a man to space is "one of the country's priorities for the next 10 years."    (source: dailytech.com)


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