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The Korea Aerospace Research Institute, established in 1989, is the aeronautics and space agency of South Korea. Its main laboratories are located in Daejeon, in the Daedeok Science Town. KARI's vision is to continue building upon indigenous launch capabilities, strengthen national safety and public service, industrialize satellite information and applications technology, explore the Moon, and develop environmentally-friendly and highly-efficient cutting-edge aircraft and core aerospace technology. Current projects include the KSLV-2 launcher. Past projects include the 1999 Arirang-1 satellite. The agency was founded in 1989. Prior to South Korea's entry into the Institute for Advanced Engineering (IAE) in 1992, it focused primarily on aerospace technology. As of May 2024, KARI is an affiliated research institute of the Korea AeroSpace Administration.

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KARI
research institute, space agency, South Korea

Dong Fang Hong 2EkranGEO-KOMPSAT-2KRE-010KRE-030KSLV-I NaroKSLV-SKSRSouth Korea's lunar exploration plan

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  • KSR
    family of South Korean sounding rockets
  • KSLV-I Naro
    Russo-Korean jointly develeoped small orbital launch vehicle
  • KSLV-S
    proposed South Korean small satellite launch vehicle
  • KRE-010
    South Korean rocket engine
  • KRE-030
    South Korean rocket engine
  • GEO-KOMPSAT-2
    series of South Korean satellites
  • South Korea's lunar exploration plan
    space program by South Korea to explore the Moon
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1989 Korea Aerospace Research Institute
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1990 — 2002 KSR
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2029 KSLV-S
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P R KSR-2 05P R KSR-2 05
P R KSR-3 01P R KSR-3 01
P R KSR-1 02P R KSR-1 02
Prof. Ho-Sung Lee of University of Science and Technology at APE`2007, Advances in Production EngineeringProf. Ho-Sung Lee of University of Science and Technology at APE'2007, Advances in Production Engineering
STSAT-2C replicaSTSAT-2C replica
헬기테일팬반토오크 시험장치 (100)헬기테일팬반토오크 시험장치 (100)
주로터 훨타워 (103)주로터 훨타워 (103)
인공위성 관제실 (305)인공위성 관제실 (305)
주로터 훨타워 (102)주로터 훨타워 (102)
축소로우터 시험장치 외부 (99)축소로우터 시험장치 외부 (99)
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    classrocket1990KSRsounding rocketWikidata
    classrocket2009KSLV-I Narolaunch vehicleWikidata
    classrocket2029KSLV-Slaunch vehicleWikidata
    classrocket engineKRE-010rocket engineWikidata
    classrocket engineKRE-030rocket engineWikidata
    classspace objectGEO-KOMPSAT-2geosynchronous satellite, weather satelliteWikidata
    classspace programSouth Korea's lunar exploration planWikidata
    commonsimageP R KSR-2 05 Commons
    commonsimageP R KSR-3 01 Commons
    commonsimageP R KSR-1 02 Commons
    commonsimageProf. Ho-Sung Lee of University of Science and Technology at APE'2007, Advances in Production Engineering Commons
    commonsimageSTSAT-2C replica Commons
    commonsimage헬기테일팬반토오크 시험장치 (100) Commons
    commonsimage주로터 훨타워 (103) Commons
    commonsimage인공위성 관제실 (305) Commons
    commonsimage주로터 훨타워 (102) Commons
    commonsimage축소로우터 시험장치 외부 (99) Commons