Will new space agency propel Korea into emerging space power?

Korea is set to launch a new space agency, the Korea Space Administration (KASA), in May, following the passing of a special act for its establishment at the National Assembly on Jan. 9. The agency, which will be responsible for all aspects of space, including setting a vision, technology development and global cooperation, is expected to play a pivotal role in propelling Korea toward becoming an emerging space power, according to industry officials and experts.

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