1) The document discusses Korea's lunar exploration program, which includes the Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter (KPLO) mission scheduled to launch in late 2020. 2) KPLO will carry several science payloads including PolCam, a polarimetric camera built by KASI that will create the first polarization map of the lunar surface. 3) Analyzing the polarization data from PolCam can provide information about lunar regolith properties like particle size and maturity, as well as titanium distribution, to advance understanding of space weathering processes.