Iran opens space program site for first media tour

San Diego Union-Tribune Wednesday 29th February, 2012

Iranian technicians work at the satellite data receiving site of the Alborz station, in Mahdasht 40 miles (70 kilometers) west of the capital Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012. Iran opened a key space facility to visiting journalists for the first time Wednesday in an apparent effort to show its willingness to allow glimpses at sensitive techn...

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