05/02/2013
South Korea puts first satellite into space
South Korea's third attempt to launch a satellite into space has been a success. Reports from Seoul on Wednesday said the 140-tonne rocket successfully completed its separation, allowing the satellite to enter orbit after two previous attempts failed. North Korea conducted a similar launch weeks ago, though US experts believe their rocket to be tumbling through space. Reported the Guardian
Please view the Guardian report in the URL below
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2013/jan/30/south-korea-rocket-launch-video
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