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N. Korea vows to launch more long-range rockets | |
2017-02-08 | |
North Korea vowed Tuesday to further launch what it claims to be satellites into space as it marked the first anniversary of firing off a long-range rocket in defiance of international condemnation.
The placing of the satellite into orbit was viewed by outside experts as Pyongyang's effort to test its long-range ballistic missile technology. In December 2012, Pyongyang also fired-off a long-range rocket. "We will launch more satellites at the time and in the place decided by the Workers' Party of Korea," the newspaper said. North Korean leader Fat Boy Kim Jong-un said in his New Year's address that the country has entered the final stage of test-firing an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). | |
Posted by:Steve White |
#2 Polar Orbit? That's pretty high energy even from NorkLand. Maybe it's really small. |
Posted by: Shipman 2017-02-08 11:48 |
#1 I have read that Kwangmyongsong-4 is in a polar orbit frequently over the US and could be guided into North America at some point in time. Not sure this is true. I do wonder why NK didn't launch something after Trump's inauguration? |
Posted by: jvalentour 2017-02-08 07:41 |