The Naro Space Center is the first satellite launch site in Korea and the 13th space center in the world. The center has the Space Science Museum that exhibits space science and technology and serves as a space center and visitor center.
The Space Science Museum is located on a 110.159㎡ site with a total building area of 13,773㎡, and consists of exhibits on the basic principles of space, rockets, satellites, and outer space (129 exhibits in total, 30 of which are operational), a 3D movie theater, and an outdoor exhibition area, enabling students and young adults to learn about space science and technology through education and hands-on experience.
It is especially popular among families.
- SCIENCE
On display are the launching parts developed by the Korea Aerospace Research Institute for space development, as well as actual satellites that have been tested on the ground to simulate the space environment.
- EDUCATION
Here is the outpost of Korea's space development, and visitors can see a live launch site and participate in related youth science camp programs and specialized programs.
- HEALING
The Naro Space Center's Space Science Museum is located within Dadohae Marine National Park, where you can enjoy the beautiful mountain and sea views. It is the only science museum in Korea specializing in space where nature and space science and technology coexist.
-Exhibition Center
The first floor of the Space Science Center Permanent Exhibition Hall is dedicated to basic principles and rockets, and the second floor is dedicated to satellites and outer space, with a variety of exhibits that make it easy to experience and enjoy space science.
-Basic Principles Zone: Introduces the basic principles of motion in space. It is organized to help visitors learn simple space science such as vacuum, gravity, and atmospheric resistance.
-Rocket Zone: Introduces the history and structure of rockets, and the process and principles of rocket launch. It consists of rocket construction, rocket launch, and the rocket world.
-Satellite Zone: Introduces the principles and functions of satellites. It is composed of satellite structure, ground observation, satellite communication, meteorological observation, and satellite image utilization.
-Space Exploration Zone: Introduces life in space, planetary exploration, and more. Exhibits include the International Space Station, space suits, and a Mars rover.
-Lunar Exploration Pavilion: Learn about the laws of great scientists, the secrets of the moon, the history of human exploration of the moon, and more in a fun and informative way.
-KARI SPACE MUSEUM: Exhibits actual tests and developments (research products) produced as Korea promotes space development. It is an exhibition center where you can understand the past, present, and future of Korean rockets.
