
Hanwha Aerospace Opens South Korean Space Launch Vehicle Complex
Hanwha Aerospace has opened a facility for space-launch-vehicle manufacturing, with assembly planned for a Nuri rocket intended to launch in 2027.
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Hanwha Aerospace formally opened a space launch vehicle manufacturing complex in South Korea. The company is expected to assemble a Nuri launch vehicle for its sixth launch, planned for 2027.
Key details
- The complex is intended for space launch vehicle manufacturing.
- Hanwha is preparing to manufacture a domestically developed rocket, with production expected toward the end of the decade.
Hanwha Aerospace is expected to assemble the Nuri vehicle for a planned 2027 launch.
Why it matters
The facility is intended to support both Nuri production and manufacturing of a domestically developed rocket. The reported production schedule places that second program toward the end of the decade.
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