Iran bringsback monkey alive safely from space

Iranian scientist holds a live monkey, which Iranian news agencies said returned alive from space

Iran said on Saturday that it had securely returned a monkey to Earth in the wake of impacting it into space in the second such launch this year in its disputable ballistic programme. 

President Hassan Rouhani praised the researchers included in the mission, in a message conveyed by Iran's official Irna news organization. 

In January, Iran said it had effectively carried a live monkey to Earth from circle. 

In any case the investigation's prosperity was questioned, when an alternate monkey was introduced to the media after the arriving. 

A prior endeavor had fizzled in September 2011. 

Iran's space programme has provoked concern around Western governments, which fear Tehran is attempting to ace the innovation needed to convey an atomic warhead.

On December 14, 2014