Experimental Space Rocket Launch from Duqm on December 4: Release of Safety Guidelines for People Near the Site

On December 4, the National Space Services Company (NASCOM) will conduct an experimental space rocket launch from the Duqm marine area. This launch is part of Oman’s efforts to strengthen its space capabilities and marks a significant step in the country’s advancements in space technology.

Safety Guidelines for Fishermen and Sea-goers

As the launch will take place in the Duqm marine area, all fishermen and sea-goers have been advised to avoid entering the designated area from 5:00 AM to 2:00 PM on the day of the launch. These measures are in place to ensure the safety of everyone and prevent any potential risks.

The coordinates of the restricted area are as follows:

• 18°46’09.3″N 56°45’16.9″E
• 18°49’59.3″N 56°49’18.4″E
• 18°28’46.0″N 58°07’30.4″E
• 17°44’32.1″N 58°25’11.7″E
• 17°13’52.0″N 57°53’14.3″E
• 17°31’16.1″N 57°07’24.8″E

A Major Step in Space Technology

This experimental rocket launch is part of Oman’s space program, aiming to enhance the country’s national capabilities in space exploration. The launch will comply with international safety standards and follow local laws and regulations.

Cooperation of Various Authorities

The launch is organized in cooperation with several governmental organizations, including the Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology, the Civil Aviation Authority, the National Space Program, and NASCOM. Additionally, the event will not be open to the public.

This launch is an important milestone in Oman’s space technology development and will contribute to the country’s scientific and technical achievements in the space field.