A joint committee with Russia investigating the second failed launch of South Korea's first space rocket, the "Naro," will open a four-day meeting in Moscow on Monday.

Thirteen officials from each side will attend the second round of a committee meeting at the Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center.

The Science and Technology Ministry in Seoul says a comprehensive report on the failed second launch will be released after the third committee meeting in South Korea.

The Naro launched on June tenth and was lost 137 seconds after liftoff.