Nuri (KSLV-2)

Nuri (KSLV-2) [KARI]

The Nuri (KSLV-2) is a South Korean orbital rocket. Contrary to the Naro-1 (KSLV-1) it is completely indigeniously developped at KARI.

Stage 1 of KSLV is 3.3 m in diameter and features four Kerosene and LOX fueled KRE-075 engines. Stage two is 2.6 m in diameter, uses the same fuel and oxidizer and is powered by single KRE-075 engine. Stage three is also 2.6 m in diameter and is powered by a KRE-007 engine.

The KSLV-2 is capable to put 1500 kg into a 700 km sun-syncronous orbit.

Component tests will be performed on the KSLV-2-TLV test launch in October 2018. The maiden flight of the complete KSLV-2 took place in on 21 October 2021 from Naro, but failed to reach orbit due to early shut down of stage 3.

Version Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3
Nuri (KSLV-2) Stage 1 / 4 × KRE-075 Stage 2 / KRE-075V Stage 3 / KRE-007V
Performance (kg) LEO LPEO SSO GTO GEO MolO IP
Nuri (KSLV-2) 1500
Nr  TypeNr     Vehicle  Serial   Date        LS       Suc   Payload     

 1     1       Nuri              21.10.2021  Na LP-2   F    Nuri Test Payload 1
 2     2       Nuri              21.06.2022  Na LP-2        PVSAT / STEP Cube Lab 2 / MIMAN / RANDEV / SNUGLITE 2 / Dummy Cubesat / Nuri Test Payload 2
 3     3       Nuri              25.05.2023  Na LP-2        NEXTSat 2 / SNIPE 1, 2, 3, 4 / Lumir T1 / KSAT3U / JLC-101-v1-2 
 4     4       Nuri              26.11.2025  Na LP-2        CAS500 3 / E3T 1 / BEE 1000 / ETRISat / SNUGLITE 3A, 3B / Sejong 4 / COSMIC / INHA-RoSAT / JACK 003, 004 / K-HERO /
                                                            PERSAT 01 / SPIRONE


Planned:

 5     5       Nuri              xx.10.2026  Na LP-2       NEONSAT 2, ..., 6 / Sledge / Persa / Command v1 / UEL-Y-Sys / Sejong 5 / BEE 1012 / DaejeonSat 1 / GBSat / CPSat / E3T-2
 6     6       Nuri              xx.xx.2027  Na LP-2       NEONSAT 7, ..., 11 / Deep Space Exploration Demonstrator / GAIMSat 1 / K-STAR / KAFASAT 2 / KMU ET-02 / Suncheonsat 1
 
 
Launch sites:

Na  =    Naro Space Center, Goheung County, South Jeolla, South Korea   South Korea

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