PRSC-EO2 Mission type Earth observation Operator SUPARCO
Spacecraft PRSC-EO2 Spacecraft type Earth observation satellite Manufacturer SUPARCO (with international cooperation)
Launch date 12 February 2026, 06:37 UTC Rocket Jielong-3 Launch site Sea-based platform, South China Sea Entered service 2026
Reference system Geocentric Regime Low Earth orbit (Sun-synchronous)
PRSC Earth observation program
PRSC-EO2 is a Pakistani Earth observation satellite developed by the Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) for remote sensing applications including agriculture, disaster monitoring, urban planning and environmental observation.[ 1]
History
It was launched on 12 February 2026 at 06:37 UTC aboard a Jielong-3 rocket from a sea-based platform in the South China Sea , China , as part of a multi-satellite mission. The satellite was successfully inserted into a Sun-synchronous low Earth orbit and is currently operational as part of Pakistan’s expanding Earth observation program.[ 2]
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Space program of Pakistan
Organizations Space centres Satellites
Earth observation Communication CubeSats Retired
Space missions Launch vehicles Space observatories Spaceports People History and policy
Satellites
Earth observation Communication CubeSats Retired
January
CSG-3 Starlink G6-88 (29 satellites)Starlink G6-96 (29 satellites)Twilight (Pandora , SPARCS , BlackCAT , Hydra-2 , ICEYE X63, X64 , etc.)PSLV-C62 (EOS-N1 , KID , etc.)†Starlink G6-97 (29 satellites)Yaogan-50 01 SatNet LEO Group 18 (9 satellites)Starlink G6-98 (29 satellites)Alsat-3A Ceres-1S Y7 (Tianqi 37, 38, 39, 40)Shijian-32 †Ceres-2 †NROL-105 Starlink G6-100 (29 satellites)SatNet LEO Group 19 (9 satellites)Starlink G17-30 (25 satellites)"The Cosmos Will See You Now" (2 Open Cosmos satellites)Starlink G17-20 (25 satellites)GPS-III 09 Ellison Onizuka Starlink G17-19 (25 satellites)Neonsat-1A Starlink G6-101 (29 satellites)Alsat-3B February March
Starlink G17-23 (25 satellites)Starlink G10-41 (29 satellites)Starlink G10-40 (29 satellites)KAIROS F3 †BlackSky Global 34 Starlink G17-18 (25 satellites)EchoStar XXV Alpha Block 1 FLTA007 Guowang (9 satellites)Shiyan 30C, D Starlink G17-31 (25 satellites)Starlink G10-48 (29 satellites)Yaogan 50-02 Kuaizhou 11 Y7 Starlink G17-24 (25 satellites)Starlink G10-46 (29 satellites)Starlink G10-33 (29 satellites)StriX-6 Starlink G17-15 (25 satellites)Progress MS-33 Starlink G10-62 (29 satellites)Jielong 3 Y10 Rassvet Flight 3 (16 satellites)SuperView Neo-2 05, 06 Starlink G17-17 (25 satellites)Shiyan-33 Celeste IOD-1, IOD-2 Kinetica 2 (Qingzhou )Transporter-16 (Acadia-10 , BRO 19 , ERMIS , GARAI B , ION SCV Astounding Alexandra , IRIDE-MS1-EAGLET2 9-16 , OptiSat , PeakSat , Vigoride-7 , VIREON 1 & 2 , W-Series 6 , etc.) April May
Starlink G10-38 (29 satellites)CAS500-4 (EarthDaily × 6 , Eycore-1 , ICEYE-X78, X82 , IRIDE-MS2-HEO 7, 10-15 , Pelican-7-9 , Balkan-2 , BRO 21 , Hellenic Fire System/FOREST-16-19 , FrontierSat , Hellenic Space Dawn , Hydra-3 , RAVEN , QUBE-II , etc. )Starlink G17-29 (24 satellites)Tianzhou 10 NROL-172 SpaceSail Polar Group 8 (18 satellites)Zhuque-2E Y4 Kinetica 1 Y13 (5 satellites)SpaceX CRS-34 SpaceSail Polar Group 9 (18 satellites)SMILE Starlink G17-42 (24 satellites)Starlink G10-31 (29 satellites)"Viva La StriX" /StriX-7 Starship flight test 12 Shenzhou 23 Starlink G10-47 (29 satellites)7A-Y12 /TJS-24 Starlink G10-53 (29 satellites)Amazon Leo LA-07 (29 satellites)Starlink G17-41 (24 satellites)SatNet LEO test (4 satellites) June Launches are separated by dots ( • ), payloads by commas ( , ), multiple names for the same satellite by slashes ( / ).Crewed flights are underlined. Launch failures are marked with the † sign. Payloads deployed from other spacecraft are (enclosed in parentheses).
Space program of Pakistan