What is the name of The first satellite of the Islamic Republic of Iran launched in April 2020?
Correct answer: C. Nour
- A. Al Nour
- B. Rabad
- C. Nour
- D. Khomar
Explanation
The satellite launched by Iran in April 2020 was named Nour, meaning light in Persian. “Al Nour” is sometimes used informally, but the official name was Nour.
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