Exciting Breakthrough in Rocket Motor Development for Moon Mission

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A group of engineers in blue lab coats are gathered around a large, golden-hued rocket component, which stands upright on a workstation. The device is cylindrical with a pointed tip and is surrounded by various equipment and wiring. The engineers are focused on different tasks, some adjusting controls and others examining the machinery. The room is spacious with large windows, and sunlight filters in, casting soft shadows. In the background, there are other pieces of equipment and a tall storage unit filled with technical instruments. The atmosphere suggests a meticulous, collaborative work environment typical of a high-tech laboratory.

Dear Ji-hoon,

You’ll never guess what we accomplished today! I’ve attached a photo I took secretly in the lab. Don’t show anyone, okay? This is the rocket motor we’ve been working on, and we finally made a huge step forward. It’s going to be the heart of our moon rocket someday. Can you believe it? A rocket to the moon—from here, from us!

Everyone here is so excited, but I wish you were working with me. Your ideas would make it even better. How is your lab in the north? Have you made progress, too? Let me know—it’s always inspiring to hear from you.

Stay safe, my friend.
Yours,
Jung-min