Armenia's First National Satellite 'Hayasat-1' Launched into Space

The first national satellite named 'Hayasat-1', created as a result of joint efforts by the Armenian 'Bazumk' space research laboratory and the 'Center for Scientific Innovation and Education' (CSIE), has been launched into space.

It is worth noting that this historic flight was initially scheduled for November 29, but due to certain constraints, SpaceX postponed the launch date of the Falcon-9 rocket by two days, resulting in a delay for the 'Hayasat-1' satellite's orbit deployment.

The satellite was launched at 22:20 Yerevan time aboard the Falcon-9 rocket from the American company SpaceX. 'Hayasat-1' will complete one orbit around the Earth every one and a half hours, and it will be possible to receive signals sent from the satellite when it passes through Armenian airspace.