Korea Aerospace Research Institute

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Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) is South Korea's national space agency established in 1989. It focuses on satellite development, space launch vehicles, and aerospace technology research. KARI has successfully developed and launched multiple satellites and the Naro and Nuri launch vehicles. The institute plays a crucial role in advancing South Korea's space capabilities and international space cooperation. - Generated by AI

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Location

Daejeon

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Contact

shhan@kari.re.kr

Phone

+82-42-860-2164

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Key people

President

Lee Sang-ryool

Vice President

Cho Kwang-rae

Director, Satellite Research Division

Choi Jae-dong

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Korea Aerospace Research Institute

Government or multilateral organization

Business contact

Operator contact info (No associated operators)

Key people

Constellation globe view

Satellites

Satellite launches

Orbits

Affiliated Businesses

TLE-based risk data

<5 km Upcoming conjunctions

No operator data for Korea Aerospace Research Institute.

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