[TigerLikesRooster]

Various Reactions After the Test

S. Korean stock market shaken

An expert explaining seismograph data

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

[TigerLikesRooster]

Nice diagram, ping!

[martin_fierro]

너를 감사하십시요!

[shankbear]

Sounds like the discombobulator didn't work on their little nuke.

[SevenofNine]

Is that one North Korea soldier flipping off camera dude is not doing it right

[JRios1968]

He, you...send rittre South Korean this way...we so ronery!!!

[Brad from Tennessee]

One expert they interviewed before the test Monday said the bomb was estimated to weigh about four tons. I have to wonder if this is a bomb or a "device." If it was a device it is not yet weaponized and in its current form would be an awkward thing to deliver to a target.

[piasa]

Looks like a few of those guys had to eat their belts for supper- it makes for a rather slovenly presentation.

[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.

[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.