BIGBANG Becomes the Face of the Korea Aerospace Administration, Communicating with Space via 'Dream Capsule'

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The group BIGBANG (comprising G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung) has been appointed as a public relations ambassador for the Korea Aerospace Administration to communicate with space through the 'Dream Capsule'.

The Korea Aerospace Administration announced on the 14th that it has appointed BIGBANG as its first public relations ambassador since its establishment. BIGBANG will participate in national communication activities to convey the future vision and key policies of South Korea's aerospace sector.

The Korea Aerospace Administration stated, "We have appointed BIGBANG as a public relations ambassador to create new challenges for South Korea's aerospace together with the people," adding, "Moving forward, we will expand public interest and participation in aerospace through various communication activities alongside BIGBANG."

BIGBANG will also participate in 'Dream Capsule,' a national engagement program linked to major aerospace projects. Dream Capsule is an open program for all citizens, and as ambassadors, BIGBANG will lead efforts to connect the public with space through communication.

As part of this initiative, BIGBANG opened a micro-website on the 14th at 10 a.m. to commemorate their 20th debut anniversary, collecting memories and messages from V.I.Ps worldwide about their experiences with BIGBANG. Fan messages will be converted into code images inspired by the 'Arecibo Message' and are scheduled to be launched into space aboard Nuri rocket No. 5.

The group name 'BIGBANG' signifies the birth of the universe. Their world tour, 'BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS >', launched to mark their 20th anniversary, also centers on the theme of space.

BIGBANG will release a new digital single [BiiiG] at 6 p.m. on the 19th and begin their world tour. Starting with performances at Goyang Stadium from the 21st to the 23rd, they are scheduled to hold a total of 33 concerts across 19 cities worldwide, including North America, Europe, Oceania, and Asia.

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