28 February 2022
by Jon Grevatt
The Japanese Ministry of Defense said a missile launched by North Korea on 27 February flew 300 km and reached a maximum altitude of about 600 km before falling near the east coast of North Korea, outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. (Japanese Ministry of Defense)
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satellite. The test was conducted the same day that Japan and South Korea reported that the country had launched what they said was a ballistic missile.
A report by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on 28 February said the unspecified “important test” was aligned to the country's “plan for the development of a reconnaissance satellite”.
It said the test was conducted by North Korea's National Space Development Administration and the Academy of National Defense Science.
According to the KCNA, the test confirmed the “characteristics and operation accuracy of the high-resolution imaging system, the data transmission system, and the altitude-control system”.
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satell...
28 February 2022
by Jon Grevatt
The Japanese Ministry of Defense said a missile launched by North Korea on 27 February flew 300 km and reached a maximum altitude of about 600 km before falling near the east coast of North Korea, outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. (Japanese Ministry of Defense)
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satellite. The test was conducted the same day that Japan and South Korea reported that the country had launched what they said was a ballistic missile.
A report by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on 28 February said the unspecified “important test” was aligned to the country's “plan for the development of a reconnaissance satellite”.
It said the test was conducted by North Korea's National Space Development Administration and the Academy of National Defense Science.
According to the KCNA, the test confirmed the “characteristics and operation accuracy of the high-resolution imaging system, the data transmission system, and the altitude-control system”.
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satell...
28 February 2022
by Jon Grevatt
The Japanese Ministry of Defense said a missile launched by North Korea on 27 February flew 300 km and reached a maximum altitude of about 600 km before falling near the east coast of North Korea, outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. (Japanese Ministry of Defense)
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satellite. The test was conducted the same day that Japan and South Korea reported that the country had launched what they said was a ballistic missile.
A report by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on 28 February said the unspecified “important test” was aligned to the country's “plan for the development of a reconnaissance satellite”.
It said the test was conducted by North Korea's National Space Development Administration and the Academy of National Defense Science.
According to the KCNA, the test confirmed the “characteristics and operation accuracy of the high-resolution imaging system, the data transmission system, and the altitude-control system”.
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satell...
28 February 2022
by Jon Grevatt
The Japanese Ministry of Defense said a missile launched by North Korea on 27 February flew 300 km and reached a maximum altitude of about 600 km before falling near the east coast of North Korea, outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. (Japanese Ministry of Defense)
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satellite. The test was conducted the same day that Japan and South Korea reported that the country had launched what they said was a ballistic missile.
A report by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on 28 February said the unspecified “important test” was aligned to the country's “plan for the development of a reconnaissance satellite”.
It said the test was conducted by North Korea's National Space Development Administration and the Academy of National Defense Science.
According to the KCNA, the test confirmed the “characteristics and operation accuracy of the high-resolution imaging system, the data transmission system, and the altitude-control system”.
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satell...
28 February 2022
by Jon Grevatt
The Japanese Ministry of Defense said a missile launched by North Korea on 27 February flew 300 km and reached a maximum altitude of about 600 km before falling near the east coast of North Korea, outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. (Japanese Ministry of Defense)
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satellite. The test was conducted the same day that Japan and South Korea reported that the country had launched what they said was a ballistic missile.
A report by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on 28 February said the unspecified “important test” was aligned to the country's “plan for the development of a reconnaissance satellite”.
It said the test was conducted by North Korea's National Space Development Administration and the Academy of National Defense Science.
According to the KCNA, the test confirmed the “characteristics and operation accuracy of the high-resolution imaging system, the data transmission system, and the altitude-control system”.
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satell...
28 February 2022
by Jon Grevatt
The Japanese Ministry of Defense said a missile launched by North Korea on 27 February flew 300 km and reached a maximum altitude of about 600 km before falling near the east coast of North Korea, outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. (Japanese Ministry of Defense)
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satellite. The test was conducted the same day that Japan and South Korea reported that the country had launched what they said was a ballistic missile.
A report by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on 28 February said the unspecified “important test” was aligned to the country's “plan for the development of a reconnaissance satellite”.
It said the test was conducted by North Korea's National Space Development Administration and the Academy of National Defense Science.
According to the KCNA, the test confirmed the “characteristics and operation accuracy of the high-resolution imaging system, the data transmission system, and the altitude-control system”.
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satell...
28 February 2022
by Jon Grevatt
The Japanese Ministry of Defense said a missile launched by North Korea on 27 February flew 300 km and reached a maximum altitude of about 600 km before falling near the east coast of North Korea, outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. (Japanese Ministry of Defense)
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satellite. The test was conducted the same day that Japan and South Korea reported that the country had launched what they said was a ballistic missile.
A report by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on 28 February said the unspecified “important test” was aligned to the country's “plan for the development of a reconnaissance satellite”.
It said the test was conducted by North Korea's National Space Development Administration and the Academy of National Defense Science.
According to the KCNA, the test confirmed the “characteristics and operation accuracy of the high-resolution imaging system, the data transmission system, and the altitude-control system”.
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satell...
28 February 2022
by Jon Grevatt
The Japanese Ministry of Defense said a missile launched by North Korea on 27 February flew 300 km and reached a maximum altitude of about 600 km before falling near the east coast of North Korea, outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. (Japanese Ministry of Defense)
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satellite. The test was conducted the same day that Japan and South Korea reported that the country had launched what they said was a ballistic missile.
A report by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on 28 February said the unspecified “important test” was aligned to the country's “plan for the development of a reconnaissance satellite”.
It said the test was conducted by North Korea's National Space Development Administration and the Academy of National Defense Science.
According to the KCNA, the test confirmed the “characteristics and operation accuracy of the high-resolution imaging system, the data transmission system, and the altitude-control system”.
North Korea launched on 27 February a test to support its development of a new reconnaissance satell...