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=== Orbital Command ===
=== Orbital Command ===
[[File:Orbitalcommand.jpg|thumb|right|Orbital Command]]
 
After the fall of Krasnocoria, the [[Common Cosmos Colonization Coalition]], the space agency of the [[USSO]], worked with the Çakari-flagged Salafuabad Space Centre to operate the satellites. Finally, the last satellite was deorbited in 1715 AN. Only [[Orbital Command]] was continued. Both during the period of the [[Great Apollonian Empire]], and after the transition from the [[Union of States around the Sovereign Oceans]] to the [[Collective Security Association]], [[Kildare|Kildarian]] participation was considered.  
After the fall of Krasnocoria, the [[Common Cosmos Colonization Coalition]], the space agency of the [[USSO]], worked with the Çakari-flagged Salafuabad Space Centre to operate the satellites. Finally, the last satellite was deorbited in 1715 AN. Only [[Orbital Command]] was continued. Both during the period of the [[Great Apollonian Empire]], and after the transition from the [[Union of States around the Sovereign Oceans]] to the [[Collective Security Association]], [[Kildare|Kildarian]] participation was considered.  


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== Active Programs ==


== Satellites ==
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|align=center| [[Orbital Command]]
|align=center| [[File:Orbitalcommand.jpg|200px]]
|align=center| manned<br>([[wikipedia:space station|space station]])
|align=center| {{AN|1675}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#bfffba| Active
| The first [[wikipedia:space station|space station]] launched by '''[[Common Cosmos Colonization Coalition|4C]]'''. Operated by the Çakar Space Exploration Agency since 1719 AN.
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|align=center| Najma-1
|align=center| [[File:Najma-1.png|200px]]
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1723}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#bfffba| Active
| First satellite launched by the Çakar Space Exploration Agency.
|-
|align=center| Najma-2
|align=center| [[File:Najma-2.png|200px]]
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1725}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#bfffba| Active
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|-
|align=center| Najma-3
|align=center| [[File:Najma-3.png|200px]]
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1727}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#bfffba| Active
|
|-
|align=center| Najma-4
|align=center|
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1727}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#fa8072| Did not achieve orbit
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|-
|align=center| Najma-4B
|align=center| [[File:Najma-4B.png|200px]]
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1729}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#bfffba| Active
| Replacement of Najma-4
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|align=center| Najma-5
|align=center| [[File:Najma-5.png|200px]]
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1728}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#bfffba| Active
|
|-
|align=center| Najma-6
|align=center| [[File:Najma-6.png|200px]]
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1731}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#bfffba| Active
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|-
|align=center| Najma-7
|align=center| [[File:Najma-7.png|200px]]
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1732}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#bfffba| Active
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|-
|align=center| Najma-8
|align=center|
|align=center| unmanned<br>([[wikipedia:Satellite|satellite]])
|align=center| {{AN|1734}}
|align=center|
|align=center bgcolor=#fdffba| Planned
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|}


== Extramicrasian exploration ==


[[category:Space agencies]]
[[category:Space agencies]]

Latest revision as of 13:10, 1 June 2024

Çakar Space Exploration Agency
साकर अंतरिक्ष अन्वेषण एजेंसी
Abbreviation ÇSEA
Predecessor Corian Space Agency (1648 AN - (1661 AN
Kraskosmos (1650 AN - (1661 AN
Krasnocorian Kosmos Agency (1661 AN - 1688 AN) formally
Salafuabad Space Centre (1688 AN - 1719 AN)
Formation 1719 AN
Type National agency
Purpose/focus Space exploration
Headquarters Agra, Çakaristan
Region served National
Official languages Common Tongue
Budget classified

The Çakar Space Exploration Agency (ÇSEA) is the national space agency of Çakaristan. It is headquartered in Agra.

ÇSEA is primarily responsible for performing tasks related to space-based operations, space exploration, international space cooperation and the development of related technologies.

History

The predecessors of Krasnocoria, Coria and Krasnarus, each had their own space programme. In 1661 AN, the respective space agencies formed the Krasnocorian Kosmos Agency. Six satellites were launched from Slavograd Cosmodrome. Between 1675 and 1679, six astronauts were sent to the Orbital Command.

In 1719 AN, the Salafuabad Space Centre was transformed into Çakar Space Exploration Agency. After dissolution of the Collective Security Association, the space assets came under Çakari flag. In addition, the need to have a space programme had been around for some time. Four years later, the first satellite was launched.

Orbital Command

After the fall of Krasnocoria, the Common Cosmos Colonization Coalition, the space agency of the USSO, worked with the Çakari-flagged Salafuabad Space Centre to operate the satellites. Finally, the last satellite was deorbited in 1715 AN. Only Orbital Command was continued. Both during the period of the Great Apollonian Empire, and after the transition from the Union of States around the Sovereign Oceans to the Collective Security Association, Kildarian participation was considered.

Project Vatakan

In 1731 AN, the Chimera Class Aerial Warship was acquired, initiating research into spacecraft development. This was brought under the ‘Project Vatakan’ in 1732. The area around the former Vatakan is known as Area V. This area has been a closed military area since annexation, with technologies discovered being investigated. Besides the Chimera Class Aerial Warship, research is being done on the Aeon C7 Bomber, CJ-11 Jet Fighter, Lotus-7 Piscine, Lotus-8 Gale and Lotus-11 Krov.

Facilities

ÇSEA has the following facilities:

Name Location Type Photo Notes
Batakhshahar Kyazilkai Kyazilkai Ground Station
Bell Rock Spaceport Sri Pashana Sri Pashana Ground Station
Launching platform
Bell Rock Spaceport.png
Mayurqa Barikalus Barikalus Ground Station
Salafuabad Space Centre Sylfystan Sylfystan Ground Station
Launching platform
Salafuabad Space Centre.jpg Formerly Slavograd Cosmodrome
Suryapur Control Centre Bulqan Bulqan Control Centre
Ground Station
Launching platform
Taka'atui Space Centre Çakari oceanic territory Oceanic territory Ground Station
Launching platform
Taka'atui Space Centre.jpg


Active Programs

Name Photo Type Start date End date Status Notes
Orbital Command Orbitalcommand.jpg manned
(space station)
1675 AN Active The first space station launched by 4C. Operated by the Çakar Space Exploration Agency since 1719 AN.
Najma-1 Najma-1.png unmanned
(satellite)
1723 AN Active First satellite launched by the Çakar Space Exploration Agency.
Najma-2 Najma-2.png unmanned
(satellite)
1725 AN Active
Najma-3 Najma-3.png unmanned
(satellite)
1727 AN Active
Najma-4 unmanned
(satellite)
1727 AN Did not achieve orbit
Najma-4B Najma-4B.png unmanned
(satellite)
1729 AN Active Replacement of Najma-4
Najma-5 Najma-5.png unmanned
(satellite)
1728 AN Active
Najma-6 Najma-6.png unmanned
(satellite)
1731 AN Active
Najma-7 Najma-7.png unmanned
(satellite)
1732 AN Active
Najma-8 unmanned
(satellite)
1734 AN Planned