Name: SPACEWARD | Mission Update Due to a technical issue identified during system checks of the HANBIT-Nano launch vehicle, today’s launch attempt (19th, 21:30 BRT) has been concluded. The issue requires additional technical review related to the functionality of the second-stage liquid methane engine tank filling valve. A new launch attempt within the launch window will be determined following coordination with the Brazilian Air Force. • Launch Window: Dec. 16–22 (BRT) #SPACEWARD #HANBITNano
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SPACEWARD | Mission Update Due to a technical issue... identified during system checks of the HANBIT-Nano launch vehicle, today’s launch attempt (19th, 21:30 BRT) has been concluded. The issue requires additional technical review related to the functionality of the second-stage liquid methane engine tank filling valve. A new launch attempt within the launch window will be determined following coordination with the Brazilian Air Force. • Launch Window: Dec. 16–22 (BRT) #SPACEWARD #HANBITNanoshow more

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