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Global Conference On Space Research Kicked Off In South Korea’s Busan

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Published on: July 17 2024 Share on facebook

  • A global conference on space research kicked off in South Korea’s Busan city to foster international scientific research in space. 
  • According to the Korea Aero Space Administration (KASA), about 3,000 space scientists and industry officials from 60 nations attended the 45th Scientific Assembly of the Committee on Space Research. It marks the first time that South Korea is hosting the biennial global conference.
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