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Satellite Aman-1 relays space images of Oman

Image shows the Port of Sohar and parts of Sohar freezone
Image shows the Port of Sohar and parts of Sohar freezone
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Muscat: In its first space mission, Satellite Aman-1, owned by ETCO Space company, relayed images of the Sultanate of Oman captured from low altitude on the earth’s orbit. The mission focuses on ground observation and remote sensing.


The first image shows the Port of Sohar and parts of Sohar freezone, while the second image monitors a large section of Al Hajar Al Gharbi mountain range along the Wilayat of Ibri.


ETCO Space, an Oman-owned company, said in a statement that the image signals the consummation of operations since the moment Aman-1 was shuttled into the earth’s orbit. It also signifies the readiness of the downstream section to receive space images and process with high efficiency, the company added.


Image monitors a large section of Al Hajar Al Gharbi mountain range along the Wilayat of Ibri
Image monitors a large section of Al Hajar Al Gharbi mountain range along the Wilayat of Ibri


Abdulaziz Sadiq Al Haj Jaafar, CEO of ETCO Space, said, “The company is pressing ahead with integrated ground monitoring services, including image capturing, high-resolution data analysis, developing AI-enhanced systems and responding to the needs of government and private entities.”


Aman-1 satellite was successfully launched on 11 November 2023 by the American company SpaceX.


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