Space Communications and Global Broadcasting - 3 rupee

Space Communications and Global Broadcasting - 3 rupee

Year
1966
Face Value
3
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Space & Astronomy, Telecommunications

Catalogs References

Michel
RK 35A
Yvert & Tellier
RK 26E
Stanley Gibbons
RK 29

Technical Details

Colors
Multicolor
Size
48 x 31 mm
Perforation
13½
Printing
Offset lithography
This stamp forms part of the same series devoted to space technology and telecommunications. It depicts a large satellite tracking antenna communicating with an orbiting spacecraft, highlighting the ground stations that were essential for monitoring satellites and maintaining contact with space missions. During the 1960s, such facilities became key components of the expanding global network that supported scientific research, communications, and space exploration.

By issuing this stamp, Ras Al Khaima honored the achievements of the Space Age and the technological infrastructure that made satellite operations possible. The issue emphasizes the importance of scientific research, international communications, and technological innovation in advancing global cooperation and expanding humanity's reach beyond Earth.