DaejeonSat-1 Successfully Establishes Contact on 6th Attempt, Confirmed Operating Normally

The ultra-small cube satellite "DaejeonSat-1," launched into space aboard the 5th launch of the Nuri rocket, has dramatically succeeded in two-way communication with the ground station.

The DaejeonSat-1 successfully exchanged signals during its sixth contact at 11:20 PM last night, and once again during its seventh contact at 12:46 AM early this morning, according to the Daejeon Metropolitan Government.

Previously, DaejeonSat-1 had failed five consecutive communication attempts due to radio interference and ground station noise, raising concerns. However, it has now been confirmed that all major satellite systems, including the battery and attitude control, are operating normally.
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