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快讯:朝鲜白激动了 卫星失控 可能坠回地球(图)倍可亲快讯:美国官员告诉美国全国广播公司,朝鲜日前发射的卫星已失控,将可能坠毁回地球。该官员称,目前还不清楚该飞行器的具体用途是什么。
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韩国军方在黄海发现朝鲜火箭残骸8 b' l9 s! Q3 L" j$ t
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据BBC消息:韩国军方在黄海海域寻获了朝鲜「银河3」型火箭的残骸,据信该残骸是属于朝鲜周三所发射的火箭。 P2 }+ @9 w5 R
( |, l7 ] u$ ]4 i6 a7 V 韩国国防部说,残骸已经打捞上船,并将送往相关机构研究。+ ]' s3 w1 y) t$ v6 I
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韩国的研究人员说,通过对这段长约10米、直径约1.6米的火箭残骸的研究,可以推断出该型朝鲜火箭的性能。/ u0 o1 L0 o4 U: m) V8 R+ b' z
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朝鲜宣称这次发射火箭,成功地将该国的卫星送进了轨道。
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# C8 Y: F( p/ ^# h u The satellite that North Korea claims it launched into orbit yesterday, amid allegations of long-range missile tests, is tumbling out of control, US officials have said.
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- ?& r' A. Q% {! U Officials told NBC news said that the device is some kind of space vehicle, but that they haven't established what it is supposed to do.
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According to officials the object, which was launched at 7.49 p.m. ET on Wednesday, has an unstable trajectory and could crash land back to earth.
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Whilst seemingly admitting the object is a space vehicle, the US continued to condemn what they called a rocket launch, calling it a 'provocative act.'
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9 o. [7 T# }/ a# o4 c$ L: a- _ The United Nations security council have called it a 'clear violation' of UN resolutions." X8 j- P" u4 x5 j4 j
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A spokesman for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he "deplores" the launch.& t9 }% B* u$ p- j: O+ ~* x( I
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Norad, the North American Aerospace Defense Command, detected the launch of the missile at 7.49 p.m. ET on Wednesday.$ R* ?* H8 ?% X
0 U1 v4 D X& m8 w5 w Officials have claimed initially the first stage fell into the Yellow Sea and the second stage fell into the Philippine Sea.
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2 g4 m$ k. K' A; G" B/ d North Korea has claimed that the launch was an attempt to place a satellite into a pole-to-pole orbit.
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The official KNCA news agency said the rocket was launched from Sohae Satellite Launch Center and that the Kwangmyongsong weather satellite went into orbit as planned.( c) G7 m: k& I& ]: u
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US officials, who have not yet identified what the object actually was, have claimed the launch was a thinly veiled attempt to test a three-stage ballistic missile with the ability to hit the US West Coast.
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H" \. I: x8 f9 L" g William Hague MP, the British Foreign Secretary, was also among the international figures who described the launch – which defied a world ban on ballistic missile tests – as 'provocative'.
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# a; Y) C& s0 c& N China, which is North Korea's only diplomatic ally, had urged the secretive country not to go ahead with the launch.$ f7 K% o- v& E4 N1 v
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Today, Russia added to the international condemnation that greeted the launch: "The new rocket launch carried out by North Korea flaunts the opinion of the international community, including calls from the Russian side," it said.$ k" h( |& x: |$ k/ S7 a. a
5 m! K6 b% b6 X4 b- C" i# O3 q In 2009 a one-ton Russian satellite with a nuclear reactor collided with a 1200-pound American orbiter over Siberia. The resultant debris was as large as a school bus and reentered the atmosphere. It crashed into the Atlantic Ocean |
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