The 5th launch of Nuriho was a success.
South Korea headed into space carrying a record-breaking 15 satellites and successfully placed five microsatellite constellations—its core mission—into their planned orbits.
However, at the moment when everyone was certain of success, an unexpected result was announced.
It was confirmed that 'Persat-2,' one of the 10 CubeSats, failed to eject. Although the separation signal was transmitted normally from Nuriho, it was reported that the ejection tube cover did not open, prompting an analysis of the exact cause.
And yet another tension remained: the question of whether the five Neonsat microsatellite constellations, the core mission of the 5th Nuriho launch, would actually succeed in communicating with the ground.
In this edition of "Inspiring Stories from Abroad," we explore the breathtaking moments that spanned from the success of the 5th Nuriho launch to the separation of the 15 satellites, the Persat-2 ejection issue, and the final communication of the five microsatellite constellations, through the eyes of an overseas launch vehicle expert.
Is a perfect success the only true success?
South Korea’s willingness to disclose even the slightest issues without concealment holds a different significance for international experts.
※ This video is a story reconstructed based on actual facts. The narrator and characters are fictional, and factual information regarding launch schedules, number of satellites, and launch records was referenced from the sources below.
[Source]
· Financial News (October 6, 2026) Nuriho 5th Launch on the 7th... Carrying 15 Satellites into Space
https://www.fnnews.com/news/20261006181234...
· Money Today (September 2026) '15 Satellites' Loaded onto Nuri-5
https://www.mt.co.kr/tech/2026/09/16/20260...
· Newsis (November 27, 2025) Nuri-5 4th Launch, Flight Ends in About 18 Minutes... All 13 Satellites Ejected
https://www.newsis.com/view/NISX20251127_0...
· Newsis (November 27, 2025) Variables Including Bad Weather and Sensor Signal Anomalies... All 13 Satellites Successfully Ejected
https://mobile.newsis.com/view/NISX2025112...
· Jeonbuk Ilbo (2025.11.27) 'Private Sector-Led' Nuriho 4th Launch Successful… 13 Onboard Satellites Settle into Orbit
https://www.jjan.kr/article/20251127500004
· Segye Ilbo (2025.11.27) All 13 Onboard Satellites Settle into Orbit
https://www.segye.com/newsView/20251127517299
· Money Today (2025.11.28) Significance of the Successful 4th Nuriho Launch
https://www.mt.co.kr/tech/2025/11/28/20251...
· Financial News · News1 (2022.06.19) Nuriho 2nd Launch 'Postponed Twice': A Tense Week
https://www.fnnews.com/news/20220619132633...
· Korea Aerospace Administration https://www.kasa.go.kr
· Korea Aerospace Research Institute https://www.kari.re.kr
#Nuriho #Nuriho5thLaunch #15Satellites #Persat-2 #CubeSatellite #MicroSatelliteConstellation #NeonSat #KoreanLaunchVehicle #KoreaSpaceIndustry #TouchingOverseasStories
The 5th launch of Nuriho was a success.
South Korea headed into space carrying a record-breaking 15 satellites and successfully placed five microsatellite constellations—its core mission—into their planned orbits.
However, at the moment when everyone was certain of success, an unexpected result was announced.
It was confirmed that 'Persat-2,' one of the 10 CubeSats, failed to eject. Although the separation signal was transmitted normally from Nuriho, it was reported that the ejection tube cover did not open, prompting an analysis of the exact cause.
And yet another tension remained: the question of whether the five Neonsat microsatellite constellations, the core mission of the 5th Nuriho launch, would actually succeed in communicating with the ground.
In this edition of "Inspiring Stories from Abroad," we explore the breathtaking moments that spanned from the success of the 5th Nuriho launch to the separation of the 15 satellites, the Persat-2 ejection issue, and the final communication of the five microsatellite constellations, through the eyes of an overseas launch vehicle expert.
Is a perfect success the only true success?
South Korea’s willingness to disclose even the slightest issues without concealment holds a different significance for international experts.
※ This video is a story reconstructed based on actual facts. The narrator and characters are fictional, and factual information regarding launch schedules, number of satellites, and launch records was referenced from the sources below.
[Source]
· Financial News (October 6, 2026) Nuriho 5th Launch on the 7th... Carrying 15 Satellites into Space
https://www.fnnews.com/news/20261006181234...
· Money Today (September 2026) '15 Satellites' Loaded onto Nuri-5
https://www.mt.co.kr/tech/2026/09/16/20260...
· Newsis (November 27, 2025) Nuri-5 4th Launch, Flight Ends in About 18 Minutes... All 13 Satellites Ejected
https://www.newsis.com/view/NISX20251127_0...
· Newsis (November 27, 2025) Variables Including Bad Weather and Sensor Signal Anomalies... All 13 Satellites Successfully Ejected
https://mobile.newsis.com/view/NISX2025112...
· Jeonbuk Ilbo (2025.11.27) 'Private Sector-Led' Nuriho 4th Launch Successful… 13 Onboard Satellites Settle into Orbit
https://www.jjan.kr/article/20251127500004
· Segye Ilbo (2025.11.27) All 13 Onboard Satellites Settle into Orbit
https://www.segye.com/newsView/20251127517299
· Money Today (2025.11.28) Significance of the Successful 4th Nuriho Launch
https://www.mt.co.kr/tech/2025/11/28/20251...
· Financial News · News1 (2022.06.19) Nuriho 2nd Launch 'Postponed Twice': A Tense Week
https://www.fnnews.com/news/20220619132633...
· Korea Aerospace Administration https://www.kasa.go.kr
· Korea Aerospace Research Institute https://www.kari.re.kr
#Nuriho #Nuriho5thLaunch #15Satellites #Persat-2 #CubeSatellite #MicroSatelliteConstellation #NeonSat #KoreanLaunchVehicle #KoreaSpaceIndustry #TouchingOverseasStories
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