Morocco’s Observation Satellite is Making its Neighbors Nervous
By Veronica Magan | November 24, 2017
The light-lift Vega ascends from the Spaceport’s SLV launch complex with the Mohammed 6-A satellite. Photo: Arianespace
Arianespace successfully launched the Mohammed 6-A Earth observation satellite for Morocco on November 7 aboard a Vega rocket. The satellite has a 70cm resolution, according to France24, which makes Morocco the first African nation with such a powerful observation satellite. This is making some of its neighboring countries’ a bit nervous, Spain included.
