2020: Korea will launch the probe to the Moon
Like some neighboring countries in Asia, South Korea will join the space adventure and publish an ambitious program of launching a probe to the Moon by 2020.
Like some neighboring countries in Asia, South Korea will join the space adventure and publish an ambitious program of launching a probe to the Moon by 2020.
' Korea will launch a probe into orbit around the Moon in 2020 and another probe will land on the planet in 2025, ' said a spokesman for the Korean Ministry of Science.
South Korea also plans to use its missiles to orbit a 100kg satellite every 3 or 4 years and 10kg satellites a year.
South Korea's Naro Space Center in the south of the peninsula will be put into operation next year.
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