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Korea Aerospace Administration administrator Yoon Young-bin indicated that a seventh launch in 2028 is possible if funding is secured.
The mission of the Kompsat 7 satellite is a collaboration between the European Space Agency (ESA), KARI, and KASA, the space agencies of South Korea.
Korea Aerospace Administration successfully launched the Nuri rocket from the Naro Space Center on November 27, 2025.
The Nuri rocket's fourth launch carried 13 satellites, including the KASA Earth Observation Satellite Compact Advanced Satellite 500 3.
According to the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KASA), CAS500-3 aims to study auroras and atmospheric phenomena known as 'airglow'.
KASA Administrator Yoon Young-bin stated that the launch of the Nuri rocket was significant as it was the first launch after KASA was established and the first collaboration with a private system integrator for overall manufacturing and assembly.
The fourth launch of the Nuri (KSLV-II) rocket, which will carry ETRISat along with 12 other satellites, will be the first since the establishment of the Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) in 2024.
The Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) oversees the NURI rocket program.
The Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) is involved in the NURI rocket launch.
The target launch date was determined following an on-site safety inspection by the Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) and consultations with the Brazilian Air Force (FAB).
Arianespace's next launch will be Vega-C VV28, expected to launch at the end of the month and will carry KASA's KOMPSAT-7 satellite.
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.
INNOSPACE has become the first private company to obtain a commercial launch authorization from the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA).
INNOSPACE has worked closely with key institutions such as KASA and local authorities to ensure safety management and responsible operations.
INNOSPACE has become the first private company to obtain a commercial launch authorization from the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA).
ESA's Estrack global ground station network may support KASA's lunar exploration plans.
ESA and KASA signed a joint statement expressing interest in cooperation in space weather monitoring and technology development.
Under the MoU, ESA and KASA will utilize each other's ground stations for telemetry, tracking, and command functions.
ESA's 'Vigil' mission to the L5 Lagrange point and KASA's planned solar exploration mission to the L4 point could potentially combine their data.