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South Korea, Russia blame each other for KSLV-1 failure

Submit on Friday, June 11th, 2010 22:59

“[T]he real mess hasn’t even begun,” the Korea Times notes after the botched KSLV-1 (Naro-1) launch, predicting “an ugly finger-pointing battle” between South Korean and Russian officials. At least the number of theories that try to explain the rocket’s malfunction 137 seconds after lift-off is growing by the hour.

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