South Korea Tests New Solid-Fuel Rocket

March 31, 2022
Rocket
South Korea tests new solid-fueled rocket.
Credit: South Korean Ministry of National Defense
SEOUL—South Korea’s Agency for Defense Development (ADD) has successfully tested a solid-fuel rocket demonstrator designed to launch small military reconnaissance satellites. The rocket lifted off from Taean, 150 km (90 mi.) southwest of Seoul, before releasing a dummy satellite into orbit. The...

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