South Korea: First solid rocket booster test!


KOREA: launches first solid rocket booster

Wow, amid the rising tensions, South Korea has successfully launched its first solid rocket booster-powered rocket. According to South Korea, they have been developing these technologies to counteract North Korea's aggressiveness.


South Korea has none of its own military reconnaissance satellites and relies on US sats to monitor strategic points in North Korea. Who knows what'll happen next?

This is the RocketKid, signing off!


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