North Korea claims to have hydrogen bomb for long-range missile

a reply to: silo13

EMP!
No WIFI???

This actually could happen..
It was the biggest worry back in the Bush Jr. Administration.
Nightmare fuel.

a reply to: markymint

Is that an old printer cable/scart lead brazenly dangled and not plugged into anything? Gotta admire the way they mish-mash old computer components with moulded plastic shells for photos.

US military use a lot D-sub connectors in electrical equipments of all sort. Does it make the US less serious than it is?

The spec is/was MIL-DTL-24308.

geofon.gfz-potsdam.de...

6.0 quake in North Korea

earthquake.usgs.gov... USGS says possible explosion

a reply to: dragonlover12

Just now?
That's Yyyyuuuuge.. and near a test site. Ho Lee Crap!😮

a reply to: Bigburgh

Just a little while ago.... watched the Japan seismos picking it up live on TA`s stream at www.youtube.com...

originally posted by: dragonlover12
geofon.gfz-potsdam.de...

6.0 quake in North Korea

earthquake.usgs.gov... USGS says possible explosion

Wow. That's a big freakin explosion.

a reply to: dragonlover12

Was it an earthquake? Or a very sudden jolt of power indicating an explosion?
Off to the link you posted

Edit: this thread just got real interesting. Thanks again for that information.


Hard to read.. isn't this True American's YT?

a reply to: Bigburgh

USGS is saying explosion--- the quake signature was suspicious to me... looked like the last nuke test

and no aftershocks

a reply to: dragonlover12

Thank you. I think the last tests only measured around a 4.0.
This is BIG.

This is at 10 kilometers, Or 6.2 miles. Shallow yet very deep to dig into a mountain. That's determination.

originally posted by: dragonlover12
a reply to: Bigburgh

USGS is saying explosion--- the quake signature was suspicious to me... looked like the last nuke test

and no aftershocks

For SOME reason, most of North Korea's rocket launches and nuke tests occur on SUNDAY. It's Sunday in N.K..

a reply to: Bigburgh

Yes, I was watching it live there... the waves showed very clearly on the Japan seismos .

Its easy to read once you get the hang of it... there is a link in the info section to a site with a quick intro on how to read spectros

earthquake.usgs.gov...

USGS now saying 6.3--- if that was a test, that really isn`t good

Again we are in the range, depending of the source, of about 7KT yield or up to 63KT (KKI tables).

ETA: M6.3 is 2MT (KKI tables). It think Kimmy is passing a message...

a reply to: dragonlover12


Edit: my mistake, this is not it.
This it? I can understand that.

If the seismologists say its an explosion then its an explosion.

Earthquakes look nothing like explosions on a seismograph.

6.0+ is massive tremor for an explosion.

Question is what type of explosion. Is there any radiologicals in the air.

Did sats capture the explosion. If so look at the spectrum. Wonder if its a very specific wavelength.

We could be the one sending the message. Wouldnt be the first time.

a reply to: dragonlover12

Your not in Japan?
Right?

a reply to: Bigburgh

That`s it.

Really good place to check in on, and make sure the red button that says "live" is lit... YT lags sometimes

I hope it was only a test (as bad as that would be) and not something that another country did.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Right! LOL!

Arkansas

a reply to: BASSPLYR

I have no doubts a plane is either airborn, or about to be to sniff out some sort of radiation.
To tired to name that plane right now.

This it?
The WC-135C and WC-135W Constant Phoenix atmospheric-collection aircraft support national-level intelligence consumers by collecting particulate debris and gaseous effluents from accessible regions of the atmosphere in support of the Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty of 1963~wiki

a reply to: dragonlover12

Ffffewwww..(wipes sweat)