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The first lunar mission from Pakistan, ICUBE-Qamar, was successful in its launch into space. It was developed by partnering with the Institute of Space Technology (IST), the Chinese Shanghai University SJTU, and Pakistan's national space agency SUPARCO. ICUBE-Qamar began its journey on China's Chang'E6 spacecraft, which is based in Hainan, China.
The launch, broadcast live via the IST website, culminates Pakistan's space exploration efforts.
The ICUBE Qamar orbiter, outfitted with two cameras that can be used for moon surface images, passed rigorous testing and qualification phases and is now included in the Chang'E6 mission, the most recent version of China's moon exploration mission.
Chang'E6's primary goal is to reach the far end of the Moon to collect samples and then return them to Earth to conduct research.
Interestingly, this mission carries Pakistan's CubeSat satellite iCube-Q, which IST developed. CubeSats, renowned for their small dimensions and standard layout, play an essential role in scientific research, technological development, and educational activities associated with space exploration.
Small satellites, typically weighing several kilograms, can be used for a variety of tasks, such as Earth observation, remote monitoring, research on atmospheric conditions, communications, astronomy, and even technology demonstration.
Pakistan's participation in this lunar mission demonstrates its increasing prominence in the international space arena and its commitment to furthering research beyond the Earth's limits.

An earlier leak of Apple's new iPhone 16 reveals some intriguing improvements that will be coming to the cult device. Based on sources, Apple may be considering adding another button to the iPhone, which will mark a change from earlier models.

If these reports are accurate, the new sensor will only be available for the iPhone 16 Pro Max variant. In addition, all versions that are part of the iPhone 16 are expected to include a brand new "Capture Button," as previously reported by Forbes.

Additionally, Apple is set to boost the optical zoom capabilities on the more expensive iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max models.

The iPhone 15 Pro currently iPhone 15 Pro offers up to three times the zoom; the forthcoming iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max are expected to come with a zoom of x5 and the possibility of getting x25 digital zoom in images.