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S. Korea fails to put dummy satellite into orbit with new rocket

Submit on Thursday, October 21st, 2021 22:01

South Korea’s new rocket, dubbed Nuri, failed to put a 1.5-ton dummy mass into its targeted orbit in its first launch.

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