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Korea plans series of new satellite launch
The first out of the gate will be the COMS-1, part of the payload attached to an Ariane-5 rocket that is scheduled for launch in April.
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Korea plans series of new satellite launch
The first out of the gate will be the COMS-1, part of the payload attached to an Ariane-5 rocket that is scheduled for launch in April. -
Nano satellite "Jugnu" handed over to ISRO
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