Observing satellite launched by modified Iranian missile

Iran launched its third satellite Friday, demonstrating a maturing space and missile capability as tensions mount over the country's nuclear program. The Navid satellite launched before sunrise from a military base in northern Iran. A two-stage Safir rocket, possibly featuring upgrades to increase its lift capacity, boosted the cube-shaped satellite into an orbit with an altitude between 155 miles and 230 miles, according to state news agencies. More

(Source: SpaceFlight Now - Feb 3)