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

a reply to: Bigburgh

May be no radiation at all to sniff.

Seem to be around this location, a test site.

Map

If they really did just successfully test an H-bomb we aren't going to attack them.

North Korea is a Nuke Club member for life now.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Japan spectro it showed on was far left column, about 7 from the top.

Just in case you want to keep an eye on that area.

a reply to: PistolPete

No it woupdnt guarantee norks safety. The usa will attack a nuke capable country. We have the means especially countries with a limited nuke manufacturing capability like north korea.

a reply to: BASSPLYR

Edited my post.
Constant Phoenix

But then again.. giving what you've said in the past(being knowledgeable on other threads)
There may not be radiation. We will soon see.

Reply to Cofactor:

a reply to: Bigburgh

I havent heard anything regarding ...TMI... But in this case it could be either. Will be interesting what sats saw.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Reply to Cofactor:

My system cannot load any image from ATS, cannot see it.

I wonder if he just crossed the line?

a reply to: Cofactor

Not to worry.. the image is north east of NK as you postedredundant.

And looky looky another earthquake now. Just north west of the first..
A 5.9. NK is having a field day.🤔

a reply to: Bigburgh

An earthquake or same signature as last explosion?

Wonder what could be at that second location.

a reply to: BASSPLYR

Seem less tha ten miles from first eplosion. Cant tell because RSOE isn't that good.

hisz.rsoe.hu...

Finally, ATS allowed a screen cap.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Its almost in the same location as last time. The one years ago.

Really would like to know if this 2nd tremor registered as an explosion or earthquake.

a reply to: Bigburgh

And looky looky another earthquake now. Just north west of the first.. A 5.9. NK is having a field day.

Seem to me a duplicate report of the same event, exact same GMT time.

a reply to: Cofactor

Bummer. Although consecutive instances one after the other is plausible.

USGS has it at 41.343°N 129.036°E
Plug into GE.

North korea second explosion?
Second quake detected. The link or title says second quake.

www.foxnews.com...

And they were so happy.

a reply to: Gothmog

Well it registered as 6.3 on the richter scale

ETA
M 6.3 Explosion - 22km ENE of Sungjibaegam, North Korea

Possible explosion, located near the site where North Korea has detonated nuclear explosions in the past. If this event was an explosion, the USGS National Earthquake Information Center cannot determine its type, whether nuclear or any other possible type.

2?
Would we possibly hit their test site?
This is scary...

a reply to: Bigburgh

Maybe that's the one I just posted. Said 8:30 pm, which I think is my time PST

I thought there was a way to look at the signatures to see if it's tectonic or nuclear ?

Edit: one descrepency your link to Fox says "The epicenter of the quake was estimated to be at 10 kilometers underground, the U.S. Geological Survey said."

The one I provided from USGS says no depth specified
2017-09-03 03:30:01 UTC 41.343°N 129.036°E 0.0 km depth