🚀 Space & Astronomy Oct 7, 2026 · Jeff Gardner

South Korea deploys 14 satellites in first launch of 2026

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South Korea achieved its first orbital launch of the year when a Nuri rocket took off from the nation’s Naro Space Center on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The mission carried 15 satellites into orbit, successfully deploying 14. This is the fifth launch of the nation’s Nuri rocket family since 2021. “Nuri successfully completed its fifth mission…
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