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New Stealth Features at North Korean Sohae Satellite Launch Center - 2017.06.06
My 2017 study on North Korean efforts to add stealth features to their launch site at Sohae, a move that does not seem in line with the claim that their earth satellites are entirely for peaceful purposes. The space-based imagery is copyrighted by its originators and is used here by permission for study purposes only and re-publication in other forms is illegal.

It’s vital to verify the harmlessness of North Korea’s next satellite - 2017.02.06

Former CIA director James Woolsey: "I think Oberg's right on the money. He is one of the few experts other than the people who are on the EMP Commission who has got this right." - 2018.01.16

Jim's Epic Expedition to North Korea's Secret Spaceport

What we learned from North Korea's rocket no-show

April 7: Arrival in North Korea [video]

April 8: Launch and visit pose risks

April 8: Visiting the launch site

April 9: "Ground Truth" about Sohae launch site

April 9: Official Northe Korean story, video

April 9: Jim called an admitted "cog in the country's propaganda wheel,"

Engel and Oberg answer questions

April 10: North Korean video of mcc visit

April 10: N. Korea's 'unconvincing' answers to satellite questions

April 11: North Koreans desperate for Western approval of launch

April 12: chat log 1

April 12: Failure is an option for North Korea satellite ... then what? ORIGINAL STORY

April 13: How will North Korea cope with its rocket failure? [post-launch story]

April 13: chat log 2

April 13: Failed rocket launch? What rocket launch?

April 14: South Korea searches for rocket debris

Kyodo news interview

Jim in North Korea

Jim Oberg in North Korea

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North Korean space rocket -- 2013 developments

[May 15th, 2012 ] What I Didn't Learn At North Korea's Rocket Launch // By James Oberg

NBCNews [Dec 2, 2012] Has North Korea learned its lessons about launches?

The Space Review: Using "rocket science" to understand North Korea's space and missile efforts Monday, March 18, 2013

Dec 10, 2012 -- ADVISORY -- Launch Window Opens for North Korean Satellite

Dec 11, 2012 -- ADVISORY -- North Korean satellite -- SUCCESS

Dec 12, 2012 -- ADVISORY -- CAREFUL - North Korean rocket did NOT fly over Okinawa

Jan 30, 2013 -- ADVISORY -- South Korean Satellite Success vs North Korea

Apr 15, 2013 -- ADVISORY -- US Navy recovered NorKor rocket nosecone in December

September 2014 -- Latest Control Center photo shows no change from December 2012.

The Mystery of the Morphing North Korean Space Centers WHY the major remodeling in 2012?

"Rocket Spotting in North Korea" Description and sample slides of presentation available from Jim Oberg

Jim has developed a presentation on his experiences inside the North Korean space program [April 2012], as a speaker

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