National Gwacheon Science Museum, Live Broadcast of Nuriho 2nd Launch

Through SNS Channels... Vivid Coverage Including Filming at Yeosu Beach

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bong-su] The Gwacheon National Science Museum announced on the 13th that it will broadcast live the second launch of Nuri, South Korea's first indigenous space launch vehicle, on the 15th.

The Gwacheon Science Museum plans to live stream the event on its YouTube channel starting at 3:30 PM on the day. The broadcast will be hosted by Kim Seong-ju, a researcher from the Astronomy and Space Team at Gwacheon Science Museum, and Cho Nam-seok, CEO of the Unmanned Exploration Research Institute, which is developing unmanned probes used for lunar exploration and other missions. In particular, to deliver vivid scenes to the public who have difficulty accessing the Naro Road, the launch will be live-streamed using various footage, including telescope views from the Yeosu coastline.

Dr. Kim stated, "The first launch of Nuri was a partial success," adding, "Since the launch vehicle was developed purely with domestic technology, rapid analysis and performance improvements were possible. Based on the data from the first launch, the preparations for the second launch suggest a higher likelihood of success than ever before."

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