Falcon 9 carrying the 425Sat-3 satellite.
Credit: South Korea ministry of national defense
South Korea launched the fourth of its five military satellites into space on April 22, on track to give Seoul the capability to monitor North Korea movements once all five satellites are operational by late 2025. The synthetic aperture radar (SAR) 425Sat-3 satellite was aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9...
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