HANBIT

HANBIT-Nano is a two-stage launch vehicle, standing 21.8 meters tall with a diameter of 1.4 meters.

INNOSPACE targets 3:00 p.m. on November 22 (Brazil time) for the launch of its first commercial launch vehicle ‘HANBIT-Nano’ as part of the SPACEWARD mission.

The mission name ‘SPACEWARD’ symbolizes INNOSPACE’s first step toward space with its independently developed two-stage launch vehicle, HANBIT-Nano.

HANBIT-Nano will deploy customer satellites into low Earth orbit at 300 km altitude and 40° inclination.

A total of eight registered payloads will be aboard HANBIT-Nano, including five small satellites and three non-separating experimental devices, along with one symbolic branding model.

HANBIT-Nano is equipped with a 25-ton hybrid rocket engine in the first stage and a 3-ton liquid methane engine in the second stage.

HANBIT-Nano will lift off from the Alcântara Space Center in Brazil.

HANBIT-Nano will carry experimental payloads for in-flight demonstrations.

WISeSAT.Space will use INNOSPACE's 'HANBIT' rocket to deploy next-generation secure satellites and provide a quantum-resistant secure IoT connection solution globally.

WISeSat will deploy its latest generation of secure satellites using INNOSPACE’s HANBIT-SERIES launch vehicles.

The Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) has awarded its first private commercial launch license to Innospace for the first launch of 'HANBIT-Nano'.

The launch permit issued by KASA for Innospace's 'HANBIT-Nano' meets all the safety conditions required by the state.

HANBIT-Nano has met all requirements for safety, mission capability, environmental, and security standards, making it the first commercial launch vehicle approved by a South Korean private company.

INNOSPACE has completed all approval procedures for the maiden launch of 'HANBIT-Nano' and has officially commenced preparations for the launch.

The mission's name 'SPACEWARD' symbolizes INNOSPACE's first step toward space with its independently developed two-stage launch vehicle, HANBIT-Nano.

The authorization for HANBIT-Nano demonstrates that it met all safety, mission capability, environmental, and security standards.

The mission name 'SPACEWARD' symbolizes INNOSPACE's first step toward space with its independently developed two-stage launch vehicle, HANBIT-Nano.

The launch window for the 'SPACEWARD' mission with HANBIT-Nano is scheduled between October 28 and November 28, Brazil time.

The launch window for the 'SPACEWARD' mission with HANBIT-Nano is scheduled between October 28 and November 28, 2023 (Brazil time).