N. Korea: Schematic Diagram of the Test Site

Donga Ilbo ^ | 10/10/06

[SevenofNine]

YEAH OMG Chia Pet is Marvin the martian LOL!

[montag813]

N. Korea soldiers stationed at Sino-N. Korean border, just across Yalu River from Dandong, China

Rather thin, aren't they? Bet they would sell our Kim Jong-Il for a Big Mac.

[montag813]

N. Korea soldiers stationed at Sino-N. Korean border, just across Yalu River from Dandong, China

Rather thin, aren't they? Bet they would sell out Kim Jong-Il for a Big Mac.

[montag813]

The guy on the left looks like a toddler trying on his daddy's clothes. If they are this thin, imagine what it's like for the average citizen. They need nukes, their soldiers wouldn't last for 2 hours in battle.

[Constantine XIII]

How do I flipped the bird? :p

[JRios1968]

Great point...so much for the fearsome-looking NoKo soldiers...

[gafusa]

They look half starved. And look at their boats. The things are more rust than steel. You would think for a photo op they would demonstrate their best equipment.

[proud American in Canada]

If they are this thin, imagine what it's like for the average citizen

I read an article a couple of years ago--they sell "special meat" at open markets--human flesh. There are reports of little children disappearing near butcher shops. The penalty is being shot, but people are so hungry they're doing it anyway.

[GOP_1900AD]

If the diagram is correct, then indeed, this was not a standard underground test. Not only was there a cavity but some sort of enclosure within it. What was the enclosure? Note also the zigs and zags of the access tunnel. Might have been intended to result in a resonance which would cancel out the P-waves and help to minimize venting.

[Jet Jaguar]

Thanks for the ping.