• Orbit: Low Earth Orbit(Sun-synchronous Orbit, SSO)
• Mission: All-weather Earth observation
• Payload: Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) with sub-meter resolution

• Orbit: Low Earth Orbit (LEO)
• Mission: High-precision Earth observation
• Payload: Ultra-high-resolution Electro-Optical(EO) camera (sub-meter resolution)

• Orbit: Low Earth Orbit(Sun-synchronous Orbit, SSO)
• Mission: Precision mapping and national geospatial information development
• Payload: High-precision Earth observation camera

• Orbit: Low Earth Orbit (Sun-synchronous Orbit, SSO)
• Mission: High-precision surveillance, national security, and rapid disaster response
• Payload: High-resolution Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) camera

• Orbit: Geostationary Orbit (GEO)
• Mission: Weather forecasting, atmospheric environment monitoring, and related applications
• Payload: Meteorological payload and Environmental payload

• Korea's indigenously developed three-stage liquid-propellant space launch vehicle
• Payload Capacity: Up to 1.5-ton-class satellite to a 600–800 km Low Earth Orbit
• Dimensions / Liftoff Mass: Approx. 47.2 m / Approx. 200 tons

KSLV-III (Next-Generation Launch Vehicle) Development Program

• To secure deep-space exploration and reusable launch vehicle technologies
• Payload Capacity: More than 10 tons to Low Earth Orbit (LEO)
• Equipped with liquid methane-fueled engines instead of conventional kerosene engines

• Mission: Demonstration of deep-space navigation technologies and acquisition of lunar exploration data
• Payload: High-resolution camera, Wide-Angle Polarimetric Camera (PolCam), Magnetometer, Gamma-Ray Spectrometer, and Space Internet payload

• Objective: Achieve a soft landing on the lunar surface using a domestically developed lunar lander
• Mission: Lunar resource exploration, scientific observation of the lunar surface, and validation of Korean space components under extreme lunar environments

• Objective: Provide centimeter-level positioning accuracy over the Korean Peninsula and surrounding regions
• Key Services: Meter-level Standard Positioning Service (SPS), centimeter-level Precise Positioning Service (PPS), Public Safety Service, and Secure (Military) Service