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  #1857387 2-Sep-2017 22:22
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Wiggum: North Korea Launches Missile Through Japanese Airspace

The thread title is factually wrong. I'm not sure where you got that information. The karman line, the scientifically accepted boundary between atmosphere and space is 100km. The test flew at approx 400km for the period it transited Japan.

This is undesirable and something to resolve, but airspace is factually wrong.






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  #1857449 3-Sep-2017 08:45
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This missile flight was different to previous, it was not a high altitude flight like previous it had a low trajectory in order to gain more distance probably to ensure they cleared Japan and splash down in the Pacific.




Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.


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  #1857456 3-Sep-2017 08:59
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Trump wants out of the "horrible" KORUS FTA between the US and South Korea.

 

 

 

What a way to make friends and influence people.




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  #1857462 3-Sep-2017 09:11
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This is perhaps more positive from Trump. At least its different. Putin also suggesting that getting nuclear off NK is futile. China has a similar stance, NK says non negotiable.

 

But the article is a change

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/09/02/asia/south-korea-us-missile-treaty/index.html

 

 


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  #1857479 3-Sep-2017 09:24
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Fred99:

 

Trump wants out of the "horrible" KORUS FTA between the US and South Korea.

 

 

 

What a way to make friends and influence people.

 

 

Thats been on the cards for a wee while. But I must be missing something. They complain about trade deficits. China the same, that example is 5 fold in China behaviour. Its because US citizens want to buy the goods, its not because Korea or China are manipulating the trade. So you either  tell the citizens not to buy Asian goods? Or you make them yourself at the same price? LOL 

 

What am I missing? Seems to me if the US cant manufacturer goods that its people will buy due to higher price, its inevitable that there will be a trade deficit. Or force Asians to eat more Sunkist oranges and corn???


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  #1857492 3-Sep-2017 09:45
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You'd never really know what was at the bottom of that move (to kill KORUS FTA).

 

Lobbying is probably the problem - and Trump's put a lot of effort into claiming that he can rescue the US car Industry as part of his "MAGA", Korea exports a lot of cars to the US. 

 

GM makes cars in Korea (GM Korea = Daewoo).  They make things like the Holden C(r)aptiva.  I'd rather have a Hyundai, any day.


 
 
 
 

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  #1857494 3-Sep-2017 09:50
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tdgeek:

This is perhaps more positive from Trump. At least its different. Putin also suggesting that getting nuclear off NK is futile. China has a similar stance, NK says non negotiable.


But the article is a change


http://edition.cnn.com/2017/09/02/asia/south-korea-us-missile-treaty/index.html


Key paragraph:

"The White House said Trump gave Moon his "conceptual approval" for the planned purchase by Seoul of billions of dollars of US military equipment."

That will improve the balance of payments for USA, as it usually does.

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  #1857495 3-Sep-2017 09:52
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MikeB4: This missile flight was different to previous, it was not a high altitude flight like previous it had a low trajectory in order to gain more distance probably to ensure they cleared Japan and splash down in the Pacific.

400km is still very high. Above many space shuttle missions for example.

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  #1857498 3-Sep-2017 10:03
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tdgeek:

 

This is perhaps more positive from Trump. At least its different. Putin also suggesting that getting nuclear off NK is futile. China has a similar stance, NK says non negotiable.

 

 

 

But the article is a change

 

 

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/09/02/asia/south-korea-us-missile-treaty/index.html

 


Key paragraph:

"The White House said Trump gave Moon his "conceptual approval" for the planned purchase by Seoul of billions of dollars of US military equipment."

That will improve the balance of payments for USA, as it usually does.

 

Sound idea for SK to increase its defence capability? That makes the problem, more SK and NK than SK/USA and NK?  If noting else, its a new idea to try

 

Putin. he tells the US to stop the exercises, yet he flies nuclear capable bombers over the peninsula as a show of power? Surely thats hardly helping. Thats encouraging a response as it makes this a Russia/NK and USA/SK issue?


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  #1857506 3-Sep-2017 10:18
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gzt:
MikeB4: This missile flight was different to previous, it was not a high altitude flight like previous it had a low trajectory in order to gain more distance probably to ensure they cleared Japan and splash down in the Pacific.

400km is still very high. Above many space shuttle missions for example.


It is and really can't be considered airspace but it was certainly provocative and stupid. It could easily be misinterpreted and trigger a bigger issue




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  #1857507 3-Sep-2017 10:27
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MikeB4: This missile flight was different to previous, it was not a high altitude flight like previous it had a low trajectory in order to gain more distance probably to ensure they cleared Japan and splash down in the Pacific.

400km is still very high. Above many space shuttle missions for example.


It is and really can't be considered airspace but it was certainly provocative and stupid. It could easily be misinterpreted and trigger a bigger issue

 

Or fail, which for their missiles is common. Now, the odds of a failure and crashing into a populated area is pretty darn low, but would anyone want unreliable air devices flying over their house/town/country?


 
 
 

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  #1857541 3-Sep-2017 12:18
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Launch is usually the risky part. I'd guess the probability of failure drops dramatically after a successful launch.

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  #1857571 3-Sep-2017 12:47
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Here's a ground track map for the Space Shuttle STS-85. The SLA02 designation refers to an instrument carried aboard the shuttle on that mission.

I believe the height for that mission was approx 270 km:



Clearly if the North Korean test was at this height, it is not airspace.

It is undesirable, but the NK test at 400km did not pass through Japanese airspace.

If that was the case, then the shuttle mission lower in height and tracked above was passing through the airspace of every major country on earth.

(adding @wiggum who may have missed the last page or so )

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  #1857574 3-Sep-2017 13:02
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This is the only map I've seen for the ground track of the NK test. I'd like to see something more accurate:


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  #1857577 3-Sep-2017 13:08
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I thought I posted something here but I can't seem to find it. Anyway, here it is again. North Korea has announced a bigger and better H-bomb.

 

 

 

 





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