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South Korean rocket launch failed again

JUN 10, 2010
Physics Today
SPACE.com : Yesterday’s launch of South Korea’s Naro-1 rocket failed when the rocket’s second-stage solid-fuel booster exploded 137 seconds after liftoff. Based on the Russian Angara rocket, Naro-1 is designed to carry South Korean payloads into space. The launch attempt was the second for a Naro-1. The first attempt, which took place last August, also ended in failure.
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