KSLV

South-Korea's first launch vehicle, lead by KARI.

The KSLV-1 is designed with the same structural elements as in an Angara first stage, including its rocket engine. Its RD-151 rocket engine, developed by Russia's NPO Energomash, is basically a derivative of the RD-191M engine that will be used for the Angara 1.1, the first rocket in the Angara family. The second stage and payload were designed and built in South Korea.
It has a mass of 140 tons, stands 33 meters tall and has a diameter of 3 meters.

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KSLV launches

#	Launch id	Payload	Launch Date	Site	Type	Status/Comment (orbit in perigee x apogee x inclination x period)
1	FTO	Stsat 2	25 Aug 2009 at 08:00 UT	N	1	Failure: part of the fairing stayed attached (because of the fairing cover), which prevented the correct orbit to be reached.
2	FTO	Stsat 2B	10 Jun 2010 at 08:01 UT	N	1	Failure: a series of explosions occured after 137 seconds (1st stage was not at fault)
3	13003	Stsat 2C	30 Jan 2013 at 07:00 UT	N	1	292 x 1511 km x 80.3°

Notes: N: Naro on Oenaro Island

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KSLV 2 (Nuri) launches

#	Launch id	Payload	Launch Date	Site	Type	Status/Comment (orbit in perigee x apogee x inclination x period)
1	FTO	1.5t dummy	21 Oct 2021 at 08:00 UTC	N		Failure: 3rd stage failure, design issue within the oxidiser tank
2	22065	A: Pvsat Wiseong-mosache (1300 kg ballast) + 4 cubesats	21 Jun 2022 at 07:00 UTC	N		695 x 704 km x 98°
3	23072	A: NEXTsat 2 SNIPE A to D D: Lumir T1 F: JAC (3U) E: KSAT (3U)	25 May 2023 at 09:24 UTC	N

Notes: N: Naro on Oenaro Island

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