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22/08/2026

Alcântara, 22 de agosto.

Hoje, todos os colaboradores da INNOSPACE prestam sua mais profunda homenagem àqueles que dedicaram suas vidas ao programa espacial brasileiro.
O caminho que eles abriram não foi interrompido — permanece, e nós o assumimos com responsabilidade.
Cada preparação e cada lançamento nosso estão conduzidos com rigor, segurança e respeito.
Coreia e Brasil, lado a lado, seguimos rumo ao espaço.

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Alcântara, August 22.

Today, all members of INNOSPACE pay their deepest tribute to those who gave their lives to Brazil's space programme.
The path they opened was never interrupted — it remains, and we take it up with responsibility.
Every preparation and every launch we undertake is being conducted with rigour, safety and respect.
Korea and Brazil, side by side, moving forward to space.

20/08/2026

SEBIT First Test Flight: Results Update

INNOSPACE conducted the first test flight of its multipurpose suborbital rocket ‘SEBIT’ at 16:30 on August 19 (BRT, UTC-3) at the Alcântara Space Center (CLA) in Brazil.

SEBIT ignited and lifted off normally from INNOSPACE’s own launch pad. During the flight, however, a deviation from the planned trajectory was detected. In accordance with the launch center’s safety regulations, the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) activated the Flight Termination System (FTS) to terminate the flight early. The rocket came down within a designated maritime safety zone, with no injuries or property damage reported.

The test flight was conducted in cooperation with ALADA, a Brazilian state-owned company established to expand the commercial use of the country’s aerospace infrastructure. While we regret that the planned flight could not be fully completed, the test flight provided valuable flight data from key systems, including the launch pad, propulsion system, and guidance, navigation and control (GNC).

We sincerely thank everyone who has shown deep interest in and supported INNOSPACE’s challenge, and we regret that the planned flight could not be completed. We also extend our deepest appreciation to ALADA, the Brazilian Air Force (FAB), and all INNOSPACE team members who worked closely and tirelessly throughout the launch campaign.

The data and experience secured from this flight will provide an important foundation for SEBIT’s performance improvement and further development. INNOSPACE will thoroughly analyze the secured data to identify the cause and reflect the findings in subsequent procedures and improvements, continuously enhancing SEBIT’s flight performance, reliability, and operational stability.

Once again, we sincerely thank everyone for your continued interest in and support for SEBIT.

18/08/2026

Countdown to ‘SEBIT’s First Test Flight Begins! 🚀

INNOSPACE has successfully completed the final Wet Dress Rehearsal (WDR) for its multipurpose suborbital rocket ‘SEBIT’ at the Alcântara Space Center in Brazil.

Following the same procedures as actual launch day, the rehearsal comprehensively checked everything from propellant loading to the launch control system, ground facilities, and vehicle-ground system integration, completing the final pre-launch preparations.

During SEBIT’s first test flight, INNOSPACE aims to comprehensively verify engine performance, flight characteristics, guidance, navigation and control, flight safety, and the ground operations system, while securing key flight data for future suborbital test and verification services.

• Target Launch: August 19, 2026, 15:45 (BRT, UTC-3)
• Launch Window: August 19 – August 28
• Launch Site: Alcântara Space Center, Brazil

The launch will take place at the Alcântara Launch Center (CLA), operated by the Brazilian Air Force (FAB).

INNOSPACE entered into an agreement with ALADA (Empresa de Projetos Aeroespaciais do Brasil S.A.), a Brazilian state-owned company established to expand the commercial use of the country’s aerospace infrastructure. The launch will be conducted under the management and supervision of the Brazilian Air Force.

SEBIT’s first test flight is getting closer! Stay tuned! ✨

13/08/2026

Fairing Acoustic & Vibration Test Completed 🔊

INNOSPACE has successfully completed the Fairing Acoustic & Vibration Test for HANBIT-Nano.

The test was conducted under acoustic vibration conditions representative of the launch environment to verify the structural integrity and acoustic insulation performance of the Payload Adapter Assembly and Fairing Assembly.

The test confirmed that the target acoustic load inside the fairing during launch was satisfied, verifying the fairing’s acoustic insulation performance.

This completes the performance verification of HANBIT-Nano under launch-representative conditions, further strengthening its technical readiness for launch.

Another test completed. One step closer to launch. 🚀

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12/08/2026

SEBIT Completes Final Ground Qualification Test Ahead of First Flight! 🚀

INNOSPACE’s multipurpose suborbital rocket, SEBIT, has successfully completed its Stage Qualification Test.

On August 3, at the Geumsan Ground Test Facility in Korea, SEBIT’s 3-ton-thrust hybrid rocket engine operated for 83 seconds under flight-representative conditions, verifying propulsion system performance and stability. ⏱️🔥 The integrated operation of key systems, including the propellant feed system, primary structure, avionics, and flight control system, was also comprehensively evaluated.

With major domestic ground tests now complete, SEBIT is moving into on-site preparations for its first test flight at the Alcântara Space Center in Brazil. 🇧🇷

The first test flight is targeted for August 19, with a launch window from August 19 to 28.

The launch will take place at the Alcântara Launch Center (CLA), operated by the Brazilian Air Force (FAB).

INNOSPACE entered into an agreement with ALADA (Empresa de Projetos Aeroespaciais do Brasil S.A.), a Brazilian state-owned company established to expand the commercial use of the country’s aerospace infrastructure. The launch will be conducted under the management and supervision of the Brazilian Air Force.

The next stage of validation takes place beyond the ground — in the sky. ☁️

🔗 Learn more: https://bit.ly/4xy9wNQ

05/08/2026

The time behind the scenes has been far longer than what the public has seen. ⏳

Great rocket engines are never built overnight.

INNOSPACE's methane engine has evolved through continuous cycles of design, testing, data analysis, and engineering refinement.

In 2024, INNOSPACE successfully completed a 237-second hot-fire test, establishing a solid technological foundation. The engine was further enhanced with dual-propellant regenerative cooling technology, improving both performance and reliability.

In 2026, INNOSPACE successfully completed Korea's longest 420-second ground hot-fire test, further demonstrating the engine's durability and reliability.

As of July 2026, INNOSPACE has completed 95 hot-fire tests, accumulating 2,787 seconds of combustion testing, continuously advancing its methane propulsion technology through extensive validation and real engineering data.

But this journey did not begin in 2024.

For more than two decades, Youngil Park, Managing Director (Research Director) of the Rocket Propulsion R&D Center at INNOSPACE, Principal Researcher WOOTAE CHEON, and a dedicated team of researchers have believed in the potential of methane propulsion. 👨‍🔬

Today's methane engine represents far more than engineering drawings and test results.

It is the result of decades of accumulated expertise, countless rounds of testing and validation, and the dedication of the engineers behind its development.

And the journey continues—beyond LiMEK-04 and LiMER-3, toward the next generation of methane propulsion systems. ✨

31/07/2026

A Day of Discovering Space Technology Up Close! ✨
Students participating in the 2026 Youth Science Expedition visited the INNOSPACE Cheongju Campus.

Through various programs, including a launch vehicle education session, a campus tour, and a space quiz show, the students explored launch vehicle technology and learned more about the space industry. 🌌

They also had the opportunity to see the HANBIT-Nano launch vehicle, key propulsion systems, and major launch vehicle components up close, gaining a deeper understanding of how space launch technologies are developed.

INNOSPACE continues to engage with the next generation of engineers who will shape the future of the space industry, supporting the growth of future space talent.

We hope this experience inspires students’ curiosity about space and encourages them to take their first steps toward becoming future innovators in the space industry. 🌱🌟

30/07/2026

Experience InnoSat-0’s signal before launch. 🛰️

At the ‘THE FIRST SIGNAL’ internal exhibition, INNOSPACE introduced a special experience program featuring the signal that InnoSat-0 will transmit.

In this video, InnoSat-0’s signal is converted into an audible format and transformed into a familiar melody, allowing visitors to experience a unique signal sound. 🎵

Experience the future communication between the satellite and Earth, and join us as we prepare for a new challenge toward space. 📡✨

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발사 전, InnoSat-0의 신호를 미리 경험해보세요. 🛰️

‘THE FIRST SIGNAL’ 사내 전시에서는 InnoSat-0가 송신할 신호를 활용한 특별한 체험 프로그램을 선보였습니다.

이번 영상에서는 InnoSat-0의 신호를 가청화하고, 이를 익숙한 멜로디로 변환해 특별한 신호음을 확인할 수 있습니다. 🎵

발사 이후 위성과 지구 간 이어질 소통을 미리 만나며, 우주를 향한 새로운 도전의 순간을 함께 준비합니다. 📡✨

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30/07/2026

Ahead of the second HANBIT-Nano mission, INNOSPACE unveiled the Payload Adapter (PLA) top plate engraved with the names of 265 employees, 37 investors, and 578 partner companies, along with the InnoSat-0 mass simulator bearing the inscription "THE FIRST SIGNAL."

The PLA is the final structure connecting the launch vehicle and its payload. Even after payload separation, it remains in orbit longer than any other structural component of the launch vehicle.

The inscription "THE FIRST SIGNAL" on the InnoSat-0 mass simulator symbolizes the first signal that INNOSPACE's first in-house developed satellite, InnoSat-0, will transmit from space, marking the beginning of a new journey.

Following the first HANBIT-Nano mission, INNOSPACE continues its unique launch culture by recording the people, partnerships, and shared achievements behind every mission.

At the "THE FIRST SIGNAL" exhibition, employees had the opportunity to experience the mission through:
✍️ The engraved PLA top plate
🛰️ The InnoSat-0 mass simulator featuring "THE FIRST SIGNAL"
🎧 A hands-on satellite signal reception experience

For INNOSPACE, every launch is more than a mission. It is a meaningful milestone that honors the people, dedication, and shared journey behind every step toward space. 📜✨

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28/07/2026

South Korea–Brazil Space Cooperation Enters a New Phase 🇰🇷🇧🇷

On July 27, South Korea and Brazil signed a Space Cooperation MOU during the Korea–Brazil summit, strengthening collaboration across the space sector, including the simplification of launch procedures for Korean companies using Brazilian launch sites.🤝

In December 2025, INNOSPACE marked Korea’s first commercial space launch from Brazil’s Alcântara Space Center with HANBIT-Nano.
This milestone became a foundation for expanding cooperation between the two countries and advancing a more efficient launch environment.

By reducing administrative barriers and improving launch accessibility, this agreement is expected to create a more predictable pathway for commercial space launches.

Building on our experience at Alcântara Space Center, INNOSPACE will continue to expand international launch opportunities and deliver reliable space access for customers around the world. 🌎

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한-브라질 우주 협력, 새로운 단계로 나아갑니다 🇰🇷 🇧🇷

7월 27일 개최된 한-브라질 정상회담을 계기로 양국은 우주 협력 MOU를 체결하며, 브라질 발사장을 이용하는 한국 기업의 발사 절차 간소화를 포함한 우주 분야 협력 강화를 추진합니다. 🤝

지난 2025년 12월, 이노스페이스는 브라질 알칸타라 우주센터에서 한빛-나노를 통해 대한민국 최초의 상업 우주발사를 수행했습니다. 이 성과는 양국 간 우주 협력을 확대하고, 더욱 효율적인 발사 환경을 구축하는 기반이 되었습니다.

이번 협력을 통한 행정 절차 개선과 발사 접근성 향상은 상업 발사를 위한 보다 예측 가능하고 효율적인 환경 조성에 기여할 것으로 기대됩니다.

이노스페이스는 알칸타라 우주센터에서 축적한 경험을 바탕으로, 글로벌 발사 기회를 지속적으로 확대하고 전 세계 고객에게 신뢰성 높은 우주 접근 서비스를 제공해 나가겠습니다. 🌎

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