South Korea creates environmental satellite
South Korea plans to develop a next-generation satellite called "Chollian-6" for environmental and ocean monitoring purposes. Its launch is expected in 2033, with an estimated budget of 770 billion won (approximately $556.7 million). The satellite aims to enhance the ability to quickly detect and track air and sea pollution, as well as marine disasters, replacing the current "Chollian 2B" satellite, which was launched in 2020. "Chollian-6" will utilize Korean-made technologies, including a hybrid propulsion system, and will operate from a fixed position relative to Earth to provide real-time environmental and ocean monitoring.
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