لاتنس مدينة الملك فهد للإتصالات الفضائية والموجودة من عام 1987م
السعودية تصنع 6 أقمار استطلاع عالمية
- بادئ الموضوع القائد الخفي
- تاريخ البدء
- إنضم
- 3 يناير 2014
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اذا كان لديك تواصل مع الاخ نمر اتمنى دعوته للمنتدى فلديه اطلاع كبير في الامور العسكريه وخصوصا الدفاع الجوي وسيكون اضافه ممتازه للمنتدي
- إنضم
- 18 أبريل 2015
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- 13,346
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- إنضم
- 6 يناير 2015
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- 59,728
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آخر علمي فيه يتردد بين الطائف والخميس ولكن سوف يعودانسى نمر في عطلات منتصف الاسبوع ورمضان
قريباً يرجع ان شاء الله
@نمر
- إنضم
- 27 سبتمبر 2015
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- 1,224
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الرابط لايعمل
صور التقطت بالأقمار الإصطناعية صباح اليوم للحرم المكي الشريف و الحرم المدني الشريف..
#مكة_المكرمة #المدينة_المنورة https://t.co/CNqAPf2orw
#مكة_المكرمة #المدينة_المنورة https://t.co/CNqAPf2orw
:يعجبني:
- إنضم
- 3 مايو 2013
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- 210
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أكثر ما يغضبني هو إعلامنا السعودي النائم في العسل و المشغول في التفاهات ... أكاد أجزم أن اغلب سكان السعودية فضلا عن العالم العربي لا يعلمون ان السعودية تنتج أقمارا اصطناعية سعودية خالصة منذ الثمانينات .. فكيف الان ؟؟
اعلامنا عليه مسؤولية كبيرة في نقل تقدمنا العلمي ... أمر يدعو للجنون :mad::mad:
الأخ M @ثقة
أرجو اتخاذ الازم و محاولة اعطاء بعض المعلومات للحسابات الاخبارية السعودية المشهورة الموجودة في تويتر و انستغرام :مخطط:
اعلامنا عليه مسؤولية كبيرة في نقل تقدمنا العلمي ... أمر يدعو للجنون :mad::mad:
الأخ M @ثقة
أرجو اتخاذ الازم و محاولة اعطاء بعض المعلومات للحسابات الاخبارية السعودية المشهورة الموجودة في تويتر و انستغرام :مخطط:
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- إنضم
- 11 يونيو 2013
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- 1,793
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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله جميعاً
وموضوع مميز ورائع ومفرح للغايه حقيقةً
والحمد لله ومن تقدم وإلى مزيد من التقدم والأفضل يا بلادي
وعوداً حميداً أيها القائد الخفي
وموضوع مميز ورائع ومفرح للغايه حقيقةً
والحمد لله ومن تقدم وإلى مزيد من التقدم والأفضل يا بلادي
وعوداً حميداً أيها القائد الخفي
- إنضم
- 3 يوليو 2016
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- 1,671
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Lockheed Martin, Arabsat and KACST Achieve Significant Milestone on Arabsat 6A and Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1 Satellite Production
Rulon Sasso, technician at Lockheed Martin, works in a production area that is processing the Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1 and Arabsat 6A satellites. Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1, the first of the two satellites slated to be delivered, is an incredibly powerful commercial communications satellite and will stand nearly 12 meters (40 feet) tall when completed.
DENVER, May 31, 2016 – Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), Arab Satellite Communications Organization and King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) have successfully completed a comprehensive technical review of Arabsat 6A and Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1, two satellites that will provide television, internet, telephone and secure communications, to customers in the Middle East, Africa and Europe.
To achieve this milestone, Lockheed Martin completed the Critical Design Review of the satellite and each subsystem, demonstrating the satellite design meets technical specifications and is ready for the next phase of production. With Critical Design Review complete and manufacturing underway, the Lockheed Martin team will now move further into the production process.
“Now that we’ve completed this intensive design review, we’re moving forward into the build, integration and test phase for Arabsat 6A and Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1,” said Carl Marchetto, Lockheed Martin’s vice president and general manager of Commercial Space. “We’re already producing important components for the satellites including antenna reflectors, panels and the core structure, and are excited to continue manufacturing these important satellites.”
Arabsat 6A will be located at 30.5 degrees East and Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1 will be located at 39 degrees East. Both satellites will be designed for a 15-year service life, and will be manufactured in Denver, Colorado. There are five modernized A2100 satellites currently under contract to Lockheed Martin and they are designed for a host of missions and customers around the globe.
Rulon Sasso, technician at Lockheed Martin, works in a production area that is processing the Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1 and Arabsat 6A satellites. Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1, the first of the two satellites slated to be delivered, is an incredibly powerful commercial communications satellite and will stand nearly 12 meters (40 feet) tall when completed.
DENVER, May 31, 2016 – Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), Arab Satellite Communications Organization and King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) have successfully completed a comprehensive technical review of Arabsat 6A and Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1, two satellites that will provide television, internet, telephone and secure communications, to customers in the Middle East, Africa and Europe.
To achieve this milestone, Lockheed Martin completed the Critical Design Review of the satellite and each subsystem, demonstrating the satellite design meets technical specifications and is ready for the next phase of production. With Critical Design Review complete and manufacturing underway, the Lockheed Martin team will now move further into the production process.
“Now that we’ve completed this intensive design review, we’re moving forward into the build, integration and test phase for Arabsat 6A and Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1,” said Carl Marchetto, Lockheed Martin’s vice president and general manager of Commercial Space. “We’re already producing important components for the satellites including antenna reflectors, panels and the core structure, and are excited to continue manufacturing these important satellites.”
Arabsat 6A will be located at 30.5 degrees East and Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1 will be located at 39 degrees East. Both satellites will be designed for a 15-year service life, and will be manufactured in Denver, Colorado. There are five modernized A2100 satellites currently under contract to Lockheed Martin and they are designed for a host of missions and customers around the globe.
- إنضم
- 3 يوليو 2016
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- 1,671
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Lockheed Martin Partners with Advanced Electronics Company To Open New Sniper ATP Support Center in Saudi Arabia
Sniper® Advanced Targeting Pod (ATP) Expanded Repair Capability center in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This marks the start of operations at the first Sniper ATP support center located outside the United States.
The Sniper ATP Expanded Repair Capability center provides sustainment support for Sniper ATPs. Due to its in-Kingdom location, the center helps expedite repair times, improving fleet readiness. It also generates in-Kingdom employment opportunities and expands the local manufacturing base.
“We are proud to partner with AEC to enhance in-Kingdom technical capabilities through work performed at this center,” said Alan Chinoda, chief executive for Lockheed Martin in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. “As the sustainment hub for targeting systems in the Kingdom, the Sniper ATP Expanded Repair Capability will also help ensure fleet readiness.”
“This Expanded Repair Capability center at AEC is a result of Lockheed Martin’s recognition of AEC’s capabilities in products and services according to the highest international quality standards,” said Mohammed Al-Khalifah, senior vice president at AEC. “By working with technology leaders like Lockheed Martin, AEC can expand its manufacturing and repair base and service the needs of customers in our region. This center reaffirms and demonstrates our commitment and outstanding capabilities of our workforce, the majority of whom are Saudi Nationals.”
Lockheed Martin and AEC established the Sniper ATP Expanded Repair Capability in cooperation with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Economic Offset Program. The center is part of an existing offset agreement between the Saudi Arabia Economic Offset Committee and Lockheed Martin. Lockheed Martin and AEC have previously collaborated on various defense products and systems that led to the transfer of technology to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
About AEC
AEC was created under the Saudi Economic Offset Program and is the leading company in the region capable of providing sophisticated systems exceeding the most demanding international standards. AEC is involved in a number of important national defense, telecom and industrial projects. Currently more than 74 percent of AEC employees are Saudi nationals working in a variety of challenging technical and professional positions. AEC’s Charter includes the full value chain of services for advanced Electronic Products and Systems for a variety of customers.
Sniper® Advanced Targeting Pod (ATP) Expanded Repair Capability center in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This marks the start of operations at the first Sniper ATP support center located outside the United States.
The Sniper ATP Expanded Repair Capability center provides sustainment support for Sniper ATPs. Due to its in-Kingdom location, the center helps expedite repair times, improving fleet readiness. It also generates in-Kingdom employment opportunities and expands the local manufacturing base.
“We are proud to partner with AEC to enhance in-Kingdom technical capabilities through work performed at this center,” said Alan Chinoda, chief executive for Lockheed Martin in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. “As the sustainment hub for targeting systems in the Kingdom, the Sniper ATP Expanded Repair Capability will also help ensure fleet readiness.”
“This Expanded Repair Capability center at AEC is a result of Lockheed Martin’s recognition of AEC’s capabilities in products and services according to the highest international quality standards,” said Mohammed Al-Khalifah, senior vice president at AEC. “By working with technology leaders like Lockheed Martin, AEC can expand its manufacturing and repair base and service the needs of customers in our region. This center reaffirms and demonstrates our commitment and outstanding capabilities of our workforce, the majority of whom are Saudi Nationals.”
Lockheed Martin and AEC established the Sniper ATP Expanded Repair Capability in cooperation with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Economic Offset Program. The center is part of an existing offset agreement between the Saudi Arabia Economic Offset Committee and Lockheed Martin. Lockheed Martin and AEC have previously collaborated on various defense products and systems that led to the transfer of technology to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
About AEC
AEC was created under the Saudi Economic Offset Program and is the leading company in the region capable of providing sophisticated systems exceeding the most demanding international standards. AEC is involved in a number of important national defense, telecom and industrial projects. Currently more than 74 percent of AEC employees are Saudi nationals working in a variety of challenging technical and professional positions. AEC’s Charter includes the full value chain of services for advanced Electronic Products and Systems for a variety of customers.
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