10,000 T-shirts are sold to fund a 100 million won budget for a DIY satellite project in a basement art studio in Mangwon-dong, Seoul.
Synopsis
10,000 T-shirts are sold to fund a 100 million won budget for a DIY satellite project in a basement art studio in Mangwon-dong, Seoul.
Synopsis
Song Hojun works in his basement art studio in Mangwon-dong, Seoul. He dreams of building a satellite and launching it into space. To fund his project, he aims to sell 10,000 T-shirts, raising 100 million won. His initiative is part of the Open Source Satellite Initiative (OSSI). The film follows his ambitious efforts to create a DIY satellite, capturing the challenges and determination involved in making his dream a reality.
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Why Watch
- Follow Song Hojun's unique satellite project in Seoul.
- See the creative process in a basement art studio.
- Find out how DIY culture meets space exploration.
Did You Know
- Song Hojun aims to raise 100 million won through T-shirt sales.
- He plans to sell 10,000 T-shirts to fund his satellite project.
- The film was released in 2015 and has a duration of 108 minutes.
- The project is linked to the Open Source Satellite Initiative (OSSI).
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Open Source Satellite Initiative?
The Open Source Satellite Initiative (OSSI) is a movement aimed at making satellite technology accessible and collaborative.
How much money does Song Hojun need to build the satellite?
Song Hojun needs a budget of 100 million won to build the satellite.
Where is Song Hojun's art studio located?
Song Hojun's art studio is located in Mangwon-dong, Seoul, South Korea.
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