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Spy satellite picture of NK rocket lift-off raises new questions

Submit on Thursday, April 9th, 2009 05:50

Hardly surprising, North Korea’s recent Unha-2 rocket launch stays in the news. Especially interesting is a picture taken of the rocket by a commercial U.S. spy satellite shortly after lift-off of the vehicle. In related news, Japan reportedly plans to locate parts of the rocket on the ocean floor.

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