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Hmmmm.... Don't see anything on CNN. Linkie?ylexot said:
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I think you mean the 500 - 880 TON range.. kiloton means the equivalent of 1000 tons of dynamite.. What they were aiming for (we thought) was something in the 4.2 kiloton range, and the actual explosion was much less like in the .5 kiloton or 500 ton range. Either it was a dismal failure, or it was a ruse from the beginning, them underestimating our intelligence gathering.Bruzilla said:
Of course the populace of North Korea will only hear that it was an unbelievably successful test, that they are now a nuclear superpower!!
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Whoops posted a link elsewhere ... FGOX News reported at :53 past, MSNBC at :56 past and CNN at the top of the 8pm hour.
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ylexot said:
I know this might be a dumb question but is it at all possible for those seismic sensors to go offline or be interrupted somehow?
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Sure, but there would be indications of that. Are you saying go offline due to EMP? If that's the question, they'd go offline and not come back online. If you mean by a power outage, they probably have a battery backup (just in case) and there would probably be time recorded along with the seismic data. If there's a pause/interruption, it would be in the time code as well.AndyMarquisLIVE said:
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NHK World:
North Korea may have conducted a 2nd nuclear test on Wednesday morning, Japanese government source says. A tremor in North Korea has reportedly been observed.
US State Dept. source has told NHK that it has no information regarding the latest tremor detected in North Korea. CIA says it has no information about a nuclear test.
North Korea's state-run media including Korean Central News Agency has not reported that the country conducted a 2nd nuclear test.
Major Japanese companies have set up a think tank to advise the government on diplomatic and security policies. It will be funded by 4 companies, including Toyota Motor Corp., Canon, Nippon Steel, and Tokyo Electric Power.
North Korea may have conducted a 2nd nuclear test on Wednesday morning, Japanese government source says. A tremor in North Korea has reportedly been observed.
US State Dept. source has told NHK that it has no information regarding the latest tremor detected in North Korea. CIA says it has no information about a nuclear test.
North Korea's state-run media including Korean Central News Agency has not reported that the country conducted a 2nd nuclear test.
Major Japanese companies have set up a think tank to advise the government on diplomatic and security policies. It will be funded by 4 companies, including Toyota Motor Corp., Canon, Nippon Steel, and Tokyo Electric Power.
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BREAKING NEWS: There are conflictingreports of an earthquake rocking Japan (magnitude 6.0) but Japan's PM has denied a nuclear test...
The sky is falling!!!
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And MSNBC STILL hasn't reported on this 
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Keith Olbermann was #####ing about Foley for the first half hour... Now they're investigating a bill passed by Congress that would allow anybody to be detained without a trial and without justification.
:Keith Olbermann was #####ing about Foley for the first half hour... Now they're investigating a bill passed by Congress that would allow anybody to be detained without a trial and without justification.
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Maybe FNC got it straight from the earthquake machine control room :shrug:AndyMarquisLIVE said:And MSNBC STILL hasn't reported on this
Keith Olbermann was #####ing about Foley for the first half hour... Now they're investigating a bill passed by Congress that would allow anybody to be detained without a trial and without justification.
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Now Olbermann insists Bush has destroyed the Bill of Rights 
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I like Olbermann alot (and hate Bush more) but this is a bit over the top.
...I like Olbermann alot (and hate Bush more) but this is a bit over the top.
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Oh oh oh.... they've got "late-breaking details on the North Korea crisis, coming up 
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Oh oh oh it merits a whole 20 second report. The magnitude 6.0 earthquake in Japan has been confirmed.
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ylexot said:Does that mean that they are late when it comes to breaking the details?
I don't know, they only mentioned the original missile tests on July 4th in one 30 second report and a 2 minute NBC News Special Report when that happened. Their 6 year old documentaries were too important. "Crime doesn't take a holiday" but news does...