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| Soraya ({{langx|fa|ثریا}}, [[International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA]]: ), also spelled Sorayya, is an Iranian [[remote sensing satellite]] of the SRI series of research satellites built by the [[Iranian Space Research Center]] and sent into a 750 km [[Low Earth orbit]] on 20 January 2024 by an Iranian [[Qaem 100]] rocket.
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| SS Cephei is a [[semiregular variable star]] in the constellation [[Cepheus (constellation)|Cepheus]]. It is of [[Stellar classification|spectral type]] M5III, and has an estimated temperature of about 3,700 K. The star is about 830 [[light-year]]s (260 [[parsec]]s) from Earth. The brightness of SS Cephei varies between [[apparent magnitude|magnitude]] 6.9 and 7.9.
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| Kira B. Shingareva (January 9, 1938 – September 15, 2013) was a Russian scientist who was involved in the development of updated planetary nomenclature, and mapping regions of the Moon, Mars, Phobos and Venus. She is one of the top cartographers for mapping planetary bodies in the world.
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| This is a list of possibly hazardous [[near-Earth objects]] with [[Torino scale]] rankings that are non-zero or that were, at one time, non-zero.
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| Vini TV is the name of a satellite and IPTV subscription television operator in [[French Polynesia]], created in 2000 under the auspices of [[Télévision Par Satellite|TPS]] and currently owned by the [[OPT (French Polynesia)|OPT Group]]. Since its beginning, it operated services by satellite using Intelsat 701, but starting in 2018, it began offering the same service on fiber, using the Vinibox decoders.
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| Zahir Ishaq Kazi (born 26 January 1954) is an Indian educationist and radiologist. He serves as the President of ''Anjuman-I-Islam'', an educational organisation established in 1874 and regarded as one of the largest minority educational conglomerates in India.
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| The [[Bayer designation]] Mu Boötis (μ Boötis / μ Boo) is shared by two [[star system]]s, in the [[constellation]] [[Boötes]], separated by {{val|109.2|ul=arcsecond}}.
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| BW Sculptoris is WZ Sge-type [[dwarf nova]] and a candidate period bouncer. The [[Binary star|binary]] consists of a [[white dwarf]] and a [[brown dwarf]] donor that orbits the white dwarf every 78.23 minutes. BW Sculptoris is one of the closest and brightest [[cataclysmic variable star|cataclysmic variable stars]] with a brightness of [[Magnitude (astronomy)|magnitude]] 16.5 and a distance of 93.3 [[parsec|parsecs]].
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| NGC 6664 is an [[Open Cluster|open cluster]] in [[Scutum (constellation)|Scutum]]. It has a magnitude of 7.8, and is visible with binoculars or a small telescope under good conditions. It is located near [[NGC 6649]]. Due to its ___location in the [[Galactic Plane|galactic plane]], it can be difficult to distinguish from the fainter background stars.
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| [[Eiman Jahangir]] <small>(Iranian-American astronaut and cardiologist)</small>▼
| [[List of Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launches (2023)]]▼
| Eiman Jahangir is an Iranian-American [[Astronaut]] and [[Cardiology|cardiologist]].▼
| In 2023, SpaceX launched 96 Falcon family vehicles—91 Falcon 9 and five Falcon Heavy rockets. It surpassed both the company's own single-year launch record of 61 and the global annual record of 64 launches, coming close to its previously announced goal of 100 Falcon launches in the year.▼
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| [[José Pires Ferreira]] <small>(Brazilian merchant)</small>
| José Pires Ferreira (born 1757) was a rich farmer and merchant. He was the responsible for the definitive establishment of the [[Pires Ferreira family]] in [[Piauí]].
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| [[NGC 4068]] <small>(Dwarf irregular galaxy)</small>
| NGC 4068 is an [[irregular galaxy]] located 4.36 [[Parsec|megaparsecs]] (14.2 million [[Light-year|light-years]] away in the [[Ursa Major]] constellation. It was discovered on 12 April 1789 by [[William Herschel]] using a 18.7-inch f/13 [[Speculum metal|speculum]] reflector [[telescope]].
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| [[PKS 2349−014]] <small>(Seyfert galaxy and low-redshift quasar located in the constellation of Pisces)</small>▼
| Navigation Technology Satellite are satellite demonstration of new Technology related to Satellite Navigation especially for Next-Generation [[Global Positioning System|GPS]] Satellites.▼
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| NordSpace is a Canadian [[Aerospace engineering|aerospace]] startup specialized in developing small vertically integrated [[Launch vehicle|launch vehicles]] including the Taiga and Tundra rockets, and small satellite hardware such as the Athena satellite bus. The company has developed its own rocket engines called the Hadfield series in honor of astronaut [[Chris Hadfield]] which the company 3D prints using [[Powder bed fusion|power bed fusion]] techniques.{{AI-generated source|date=August 2025}}
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| [[Cygnus NG-23]] <small>(Summer 2025 cargo mission to the ISS)</small>
| NG-23 is a planned cargo resupply mission to the [[International Space Station]] (ISS) under NASA's [[Commercial Resupply Services]] (CRS) contract. Operated by [[Northrop Grumman]], the flight is scheduled for launch on September 15, 2025, aboard a [[Falcon 9 Block 5]] rocket.
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| Comet Evans–Drinkwater, also known as C/1996 J1, is a [[List of parabolic and hyperbolic comets|non-periodic comet]] that was observed between May 1996 and December 1998. It is known to have split into two large fragments about 70 days before reaching perihelion, however the second fragment was only first observed by May 1997.
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| UGC 8669 known as UGC 8669 NED01 and B2 1339+26B, is a [[radio galaxy]] located in the constellation of [[Boötes]]. The [[redshift]] of the galaxy is estimated to be (z) 0.075 and it was first discovered by astronomers in 1971, later designated as 4C 26.41 in 1977.
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| [[4C 10.45]] <small>(Quasar in the constellation Serpens)</small>
| 4C 10.45 is a radio-loud [[quasar]] located in the constellation of [[Serpens]]. The [[redshift]] of the object is (z) 1.232 and it was first discovered in 1968 by astronomers, designated as PKS 1606+10 based on a [[Parkes Catalogue of Radio Sources]] survey. The [[radio spectrum]] of the quasar is flat, hereby classifying it a flat-spectrum radio quasar.
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| [[Etihad-SAT]]
| "Etihad-SAT", is an advanced Earth observation satellite using radar imaging technology. It was launched in March 2025 after being developed by the [[Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre]], within a strategic partnership with the South Korean company “[[Satrec Initiative]]”.
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