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National Aerospace Development Administration is the official space agency of North Korea, succeeding the Korean Committee of Space Technology (KCST). It was founded on April 1, 2013.
ArticleAs the month of May transitions into June, a European Space Agency (ESA) mission to study the Earth’s clouds and aerosols as well as a Russian cargo ship to...
Article2023 has been a remarkable time for international spaceflight, but spaceflight does not exist in a vacuum beyond geopolitics, and while some achievements can...
Article"I conclude the objects are the spy satellite and the rocket upper stage."
ArticleNorth Korea has attempted to to launch a spy satellite again, but the mission ended in failure due to a critical "error in the emergency blasting system" dur...
ArticleNorth Korea said Aug. 24 its second attempt to launch a spy satellite ended in failure due to an “error in the emergency blasting system” during the third-st...
ArticleReviewing this week in spaceflight and upcoming events, it’s been another busy period. China now claims to be on track to land humans on the Moon by 2030, No...
Article“The world is putting objects into space quicker than they are being removed."
ArticleA North Korean rocket failed shortly after liftoff May 31, plunging into the ocean with its spy satellite payload.
