Pakistan’s first lunar rover mission is scheduled for launch in 2028, and the Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SPARCO) has kicked off a nationwide competition to name the rover. SPARCO has invited citizens to submit their suggestions for the rover’s name, offering a reward of one lakh rupees to the individual who proposes the most fitting name.
This initiative allows people from all across Pakistan to engage in the country’s space exploration efforts and become part of a historic milestone. The rover mission represents a significant advancement in Pakistan’s space research ambitions, with plans for even more ambitious missions in the future.
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SPARCO’s spokesperson emphasized the importance of public participation, highlighting how this competition connects the nation to the groundbreaking project. As Pakistan takes its next steps in space exploration, this mission marks an exciting chapter in its scientific journey.
