South Korea To Launch Multipurpose Satellite

Asia Pulse reported March 4 that South Korea’s Office of Science and Technology confirmed the country would put into orbit a multi-purpose, high-resolution remote sensing satellite in November. The cost of the spacecraft, named Arirang-2, and its launch were not disclosed.

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