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1992年8月11日“韩国星”1号科学实验卫星升空,标志着韩国成为世界“航天俱乐部”成员。从那时起韩国人按着“国家宇宙开发中、长期发展规划”一步一个脚印走过7个年头,到1999年12月21日“阿里朗”1号地球观测卫星升空,使韩国拥有7颗自行制造的卫星(韩国星1、2、3号;无穷花通迅卫星1、2、3号;阿里朗1号)。 由韩国科学院航天及宇宙研究所开发的多用途地球观测卫星阿里朗1号。从1994年开始与美国TRW公司合作开发,共耗资2243亿韩元,在美国西海岸范登堡空军基地,利用轨道科学公司
On August 11, 1992, the “South Korean Star” scientific experiment satellite 1 was launched, marking Korea as a member of the world’s “space club.” Since then, Koreans have gone step-by-step through seven years of “National and Long-Term Development Plan for National Space Development.” By December 21, 1999, the “Alian” Earth Observation Satellite No. 1 was launched to make South Korea have a 7 Satellites made by oneself (South Korea Star 1, 2, 3; Infinite Flower Communication Satellites 1, 2, 3; Alilang 1). Ariton 1, a multi-purpose Earth observation satellite developed by the Institute of Astronautics and Cosmology of the Korean Academy of Sciences. Since 1994, TRW has been cooperating with the United States to develop a total cost of 224.3 billion won. At the Vandenberg Air Force Base on the west coast of the United States, the Orbital Science Company