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Nuri (rocket)
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Nuri also known as KSLV-II is a three-stage launch vehicle, the second one developed by South Korea and the successor to Naro-1 (KSLV-1). Nuri is developed ...
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As a Korea three-stage launch vehicle, the Nuri can directly put a 1.5-ton application satellite into a 600-800 km solar synchronous orbit. The engine is a 75- ...
South Korea's homegrown Nuri rocket launches 8 ...
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South Korea's Nuri rocket launched on its third-ever mission on Thursday (May 25), successfully delivering eight small satellites to orbit.
South Korea uses home
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KSLV-II Nuri is country's first domestically built space launch vehicle using only S Korean rocket technology.
South Korea says homegrown space rocket put satellites ...
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The three-stage KSLV-II Nuri is the country's first domestically built space launch vehicle using only South Korean rocket technology, and three ...
Korean Space Launch Vehicle (NURI) 3 Launch Press Kit
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For Nuri's third launch, the comprehensive launch vehicle system company will be in charge of the overall management of manufacturing the ...
Nuri rocket succeeds in putting 8 satellites into orbit
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The Nuri attempted its first launch in October, 2021, but ended in partial success because the rocket failed to put a dummy satellite into orbit ...
South Korea's Nuri Rocket Lifts Off with Commercial Payload
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The new company will make the nation's biggest foray into commercial space yet, with plans to ramp production to 50 500-kg satellites per year.