South Korea will put a satellite into space in July, the first time from its own soil. It will be launched from Naro Space Center in Goheung county. Deploying it will be the KSLV-1, pictured above in place today for some tests.
Do you remember in February the government said it was looking to the public for a catchier name for the rocket? The winners will be announced on the 30th.
2 comments:
That is might purty...sure is said to see 'em go and blow that fine missile up, now ain't it?
The both of S&N Korean should start together developing the time machine to the past as a rush job rather than developing rockets or nukes. So, no more historical dispute with anyone. Kidding.
Anyway, please consider about directions of the launch.
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