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South Korea: synthetic aperture radar-provided satellite to be into orbit by 2008

Seoul, South Korea -The important project, which will enable to observe the planet even with bad weather conditions, has been brought forward to two years

The growth of the South Korean aerospace sector does not stop and the satellite field can certainly be taken into account as an example to put such industrial capabilities into evidence. Seoul’s Government had scheduled to put a satellite endowed with a synthetic aperture radar into orbit by 2010 but the entire project appears a too important one for South Korean authorities to be awaited for "so l...

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