Tag Archives: North Korea

How The Common Wisdom Develops

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Cheryl

North Korea tested another nuclear device on February 12. One of the questions about that test was whether the fissionable material used was enriched uranium or plutonium. That question could only be answered by outsiders if samples of the xenon … Continue reading →

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North Korean Rocket Fails

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Cheryl

The North Korean rocket launched yesterday failed early in its flight. Here’s a collection of articles on the rocket and what may be North Korean strategies. The probable flight path and debris landing area.

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North Korean Launch Evoking Many Opinions

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Molly

North Korea’s impending launch not supported globally DPRK will be launching a missile next week despite wide-spread global disagreement. The upcoming missile launch to carry a satellite into space is thought to be a cover for a long-range ballistic missile … Continue reading →

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North Korea Suspends Nuke and Missile Work

Posted on March 5, 2012 by Cheryl

The bilateral talks between North Korea and the United States began just last week. And now there is a result: North Korea will suspend missile tests and much of its nuclear work and will allow IAEA inspectors to return, and … Continue reading →

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