Our first artificial Satellite will be launched in space on May 4.

Dear Steemians, you will be surprised to know that.. our first artificial Satellite 'Bangabandhu Satellite - 1' will be launched in space on May 4.Project director of Bangabandhu satellite Mesbahuzzaman confirmed the information.He said the time has been fixed for the launch of Bangabandhu Satellite-1 on May 4. If the weather is favorable, the country's first artificial satellite will be launched on that day.

Bangabandhu satellite-1 will be going to Florida, USA, to present 22-member delegation led by State Minister Tarana Halim. After the inauguration of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by pressing the switch, satellite satellite space will start from Cape Carnival in Florida, USA.

The space station will be sent to the spacecraft by SpaceX's Falcon-9 rocket in space. Earlier, on March 27, France's Thales Alenya Space, a company responsible for building satellites, said Bangabandhu could launch satellite launch on April 24.

The launch of the Launch Vehicle Falcon 9 on the launch of the SpaceX Launch Facility has begun its experiments with the Cape Carnival. After long testing, it will be launched for space purposes. Bangladesh will write the names of the world's 57th satellite powerhouse.

Orbital slots have been purchased from Russia's satellite company Intersputnik for launching Bangabandhu Satellite-1. This orbit is purchased for approximately 15 years for 119 years in space 119.11 billion in space.

Although the satellite sending work is abroad, it will be controlled from Bangladesh. For this reason, the construction of two ground stations of Joydevpur and Gazipur's Batbunia are nearing completion. Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has imported equipment from Ground Control stations from Europe and USA under control.

Recently BTRC chairman Dr New York press conference Shahjahan Mahmud He said that the total cost of implementing the Bangabandhu Satellite-1 project is Tk 2,990 crore. Of this, Tk 1,54,450 crore from the government fund and HSBC Bank is giving Tk 1,358 crore as loan.

There will be a total of 40 transponders of Bangabandhu satellite. Of these 20 transponders will be kept for use in Bangladesh. The remaining 20 transponders will be reserved for sale to any foreign company.

These artificial satellites will provide 40 types of services including satellite television channels, Internet service providers, V-sat and radio. If the natural disaster is affected by the terrestrial infrastructure, the uninterrupted communication system will remain in place throughout the country, and the e-service will ensure the e-services as a medium of communication.