NASA anticipates enhanced space cooperation with South Korea, launching the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) on May 27.

NASA anticipates enhanced space cooperation with South Korea as both countries expand their partnership beyond traditional security focus. South Korea is launching the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) on May 27, which will serve as NASA's counterpart, expanding collaboration opportunities in the space domain. NASA officials believe there will be increased opportunities for collaboration in the future, emphasizing the importance of South Korea's expertise in shared projects.