Bahrain's first-ever satellite launched into orbit

Bahrain’s first-ever satellite has been launched into orbit from International Space Station, after its arrival at ISS last year. Light-1 was launched from Japanese section of station alongside another satellite designed to detect terrestrial gamma rays.

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