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US and South Korea Expand Space Cooperation with New Commitments in Lunar Exploration and Satellite Navigation

The fourth Civil Space Dialogue in Washington solidifies bilateral collaboration, emphasizing lunar missions, Earth observation, and maritime security.

Overview

  • The US and South Korea convened the fourth Civil Space Dialogue in Washington, resulting in expanded cooperation across multiple space sectors.
  • Both nations committed to advancing lunar exploration, with discussions on South Korea's involvement in Artemis and Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiatives.
  • Collaboration on satellite navigation was strengthened, integrating Korea's Positioning System with the US GPS for enhanced regional capabilities.
  • Efforts to bolster maritime domain awareness were highlighted, focusing on satellite data sharing to secure maritime routes and address security threats.
  • The dialogue also prioritized building a resilient space industry supply chain and aligning regulatory frameworks to support future joint missions.

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