A South Korean orbital launcher lifts off from a barge near Jeju Island on Dec. 4.
Credit: Hanwha Aerospace
A private company launched a remote sensing satellite on a solid-fuel rocket from the sea south of Jeju Island on Dec. 4, South Korea’s Ministry of Defense says. South Korea’s space satellite rocket program has three main components: the KSLV-II “Nuri” liquid-fuel rocket led by the Korea Aerospace...
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