Over there Before moon space probe of the South Korea it was recently carried by the SpaceX Falcon 9. The rocket took off from Cape Canaveral, in America. The probe, Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter, is also called Danuri. It must travel on a pre-planned, low-energy, fuel-efficient BLT (Ballistic Lunar Transfer) route toward the moon.
The moon trip it must have a duration of 4 and a half months. About an hour after launch, the probe and the ground station had their first communications. The South Korean government will give official news if Danuri successfully achieves its intended path. The launch should have happened earlier but was delayed due to missile maintenance issues.
Danuri is South Korea’s first space mission beyond Earth’s orbit. The purpose of the mission: to measure terrain, gamma rays, other details of the lunar surface and magnetic forces. All using six onboard tools. The mission will last for a year from the end of December 2022, after a 4.5-month lunar orbit journey. Danuri’s job will also be to identify valid landing sites for future missions to the moon.
The mission involved NASA along with KARI. They have an agreement to work since December 2016. NASA has joined the various stages of planning the missions. Thus, it provided access to the global Antennae Deep Space Network spacecraft track agency. In short, this event opened a new chapter in the space history of the country.
Source: Lega Nerd
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