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INNOSPACE targets Nov. 29 Brazilian test flight after maiden mission ends early; HANBIT-Nano slips to 2027

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South Korean launch startup INNOSPACE is preparing its SEBIT rocket for a second test flight in Brazil on Nov. 29, after its maiden mission ended early. The company has also shifted the planned launch of its HANBIT-Nano vehicle to 2027.

Discovered 2026-11-11T01:35:00.574487-08:00 | 2026-11-11T01:35:00.574487-08:00

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  • The Nov. 29 flight will test SEBIT again after the vehicle’s maiden mission ended early, making the attempt a key near-term milestone for INNOSPACE’s launch program.
  • HANBIT-Nano’s move to 2027 pushes that vehicle’s planned launch timeline further out, separating it from the near-term SEBIT test.

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