North Korea’s latest spy satellite launch failed but will try again
According to state media, North Korea's second endeavor to launch a spy satellite into orbit was unsuccessful on Thursday. The rocket's third stage encountered a malfunction, prompting space officials to announce a renewed attempt in October.
North Korea tried again to send a spy satellite into space on August 24, 2023. They used a new rocket called Chollima-1 to carry the satellite Malligyong-1. But something went wrong during the third part of the rocket's journey, and the launch didn't work.
The North Korean space agency, called the National Aerospace Development Administration (NADA), said they will try launching the satellite again in October. They want to figure out what went wrong this time before they try again.
This is the second time in a few months that North Korea cou...