Satellite Images Reveal Massive Flood Damage in North Korea’s Chagang ProvinceRecent satellite images reveal extensive flood damage in North Korea's Chagang Province, with new residential constructions underway.
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Satellite Spots Kim Jong Un's Luxury Yacht Off Secret Coast – What's He Up To?A satellite image captured that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un owned a luxury yacht, operating near his private villa.
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How U.S. Spy Satellites Predicted Russian Invasion - Part 4The first satellite launched last year passes over the Korean Peninsula twice a day while orbiting a sun-synchronous orbit that constantly maintains the same angle with the sun. During the day, it takes photos using visible light; at night, it uses infrared sensors. This is an electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) satellite. The EO equipment of the first […]
How U.S. Spy Satellites Predicted Russian Invasion - Part 3The Cosmos-2428 resolution in response to the U.S. Spy satellites must collect intelligence without being drawn by the Earth’s intense gravity. To do this, they must orbit the Earth at a very high speed. It is reported that they maintain a speed of about 5 miles per second when they are 311 miles above the […]
How U.S. Spy Satellites Predicted Russian Invasion - Part 2U.S. Spy Satellite Keyhole Identifies Objects as Small as 5cm In reality, the KH-12, managed by the U.S. Air Force Space Command, is known to descend from about 372 miles to about 124-186 miles to photograph the target area and then return to its original position. Through this, they use a top-of-the-line optical camera with […]
How U.S. Spy Satellites Predicted Russian Invasion - Part 1The U.S. possesses the world’s most powerful spy satelliteKeyhole means peeking through a keyholeKH-13·KH-14 can identify 5cm objects About $1 billion per unit 1998 film Enemy of the State, watchers might remember scenes of individuals being observed and tracked in real-time from satellites. While it was just a scene in a movie and technically considered […]
South Korea's Spy Satellite vs. North Korea's Aerial Arsenal - Part 3Plans to launch a 3,307 lbs satellite with a four-stage solid rocket This time, the solid rocket that launched the ultra-small SAR satellite is far ahead of North Korea. The launch vehicles used by North Korea to launch reconnaissance satellites three times so far have all been liquid rockets. Solid rockets can be launched quickly […]
South Korea's Spy Satellite vs. North Korea's Aerial Arsenal - Part 2Experts, when comparing the space-related technological capabilities of South and North Korea, assert that we have an overwhelming advantage in both space launch vehicles and satellites, including reconnaissance satellites. “They unanimously agree that there is a significant difference in the surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities of reconnaissance satellites, such as their resolution. According to the Korea […]
South Korea's Spy Satellite vs. North Korea's Aerial Arsenal - Part 1The difference is 10 times between North Korea 3㎡ and South Korea 0.3㎡30 minutes of surveillance period on North Korea for the launch of 40 ultra-small planesNorth Korea won’t release the filming video, so the performance is unknownProjectile thrust system high technical threat “It can identify objects on the ground as small as 3 centimeters. […]
Satellite Images Reveal Massive Flood Damage in North Korea’s Chagang Province Recent satellite images reveal extensive flood damage in North Korea's Chagang Province, with new residential constructions underway.
China’s Latest Nuclear Submarine Accidentally Sinks Before Launch A newly developed Zhou-class nuclear submarine has reportedly sunk at the Wuhan Shipyard, raising concerns about China's naval capabilities.
SpaceX Sparks Outrage by Removing Dokdo from Starlink Map—Is This a Diplomatic Snub? SpaceX has removed Dokdo from its Starlink map, sparking concerns as South Korea faces delays in satellite service.
Canada on the Brink: Massive Railway Strike Could Cripple North American Supply Chains A Canadian railway strike could disrupt North American supply chains, notably in automotive, as Maersk halts rail cargo.
U.S. Drone Market Set to Skyrocket: New Rules and Possible Chinese Sanctions Could Transform Industry The U.S. drone market is growing rapidly. Eased regulations and potential Chinese drone sanctions may boost non-Chinese brands.
Satellite Spots Kim Jong Un's Luxury Yacht Off Secret Coast – What's He Up To? A satellite image captured that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un owned a luxury yacht, operating near his private villa.
Satellite Snaps Reveal North Korea's Secret Missile Base Expansions North Korea appears to have consistently improved its facilities at several missile bases over the past five years.
North Korea's Kim Encourages Scientists Post-Failure: 'Do Not Be Dismayed' North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un visited the Academy of National Defense Science on its 60th anniv ...
North Korea's Satellite Launch Ends in Disaster: Explosive Failure Amid Regional Summit North Korea attempted to launch an additional spy satellite on the night of the 27th, coinciding wit ...
Rocket Alert! North Korea Notifies Japan of Imminent Satellite Launch Just before the trilateral summit between South Korea, China, and Japan on the 27th, North Korea inf ...
Russia Deploys Satellite with Potential to Disable U.S. Spacecraft The U.S. government has officially announced that Russia has launched a low-orbit satellite capable of attacking other satellites.
U.S. Ramps Up to Defend Against Satellite Threats from China, Russia Amidst a new Cold War scenario, the U.S. Department of Defense is making serious strides to prepare ...
China-US Container Fright Rates Reach New Heights, Jump 40% in a Week Container freight rates from China to the United States have significantly increased this month. The increase in Chinese consumption has...
How U.S. Spy Satellites Predicted Russian Invasion - Part 4 The first satellite launched last year passes over the Korean Peninsula twice a day while orbiting a sun-synchronous orbit that constantly maintains the same angle with the sun. During the day, it takes photos using visible light; at night, it uses infrared sensors. This is an electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) satellite. The EO equipment of the first […]
South Korea's Spy Satellite vs. North Korea's Aerial Arsenal - Part 3 Plans to launch a 3,307 lbs satellite with a four-stage solid rocket This time, the solid rocket that launched the ultra-small SAR satellite is far ahead of North Korea. The launch vehicles used by North Korea to launch reconnaissance satellites three times so far have all been liquid rockets. Solid rockets can be launched quickly […]
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