I believe the new name for this vehicle is Safir-e, as reported inhttp://english.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13931113001060
Huh, I wonder where I got OES.0002 from. GBS.0092 seems an odd-one-out.
I believe the new name for this vehicle is Safir-e, as reported inhttp://english.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13931113001060The first Safir was a suborbital launch and had serial HUS.0001.http://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets_1/Rest_World/Safir-1-IRILV/Gallery/Safir_HUS.htm
I believe the "e" in "Safir-e-Fajr" and "Safir-e-Omid" is a connecting word and not part of the rocket name.Farsi speakers perhaps can comment.
Should the serial number be read right to left?
Quote from: Stan Black on 02/05/2015 08:48 pmShould the serial number be read right to left?No, it shouldn't. Even if the number or date is given in Persian digits, it still reads left to right.
Umm, can anybody read the text below the left image? The first line can refer to the 36th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution of 1979, but what is the second line about with the number 22145 in it?