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The '''Tonghae Satellite Launching Ground''', also known as '''Musudan-ri''', is a rocket launching site in [[North Korea]]. | The '''Tonghae Satellite Launching Ground''', also known as '''Musudan-ri''', is a rocket launching site in [[North Korea]]. | ||
| − | Consists of a single launch pad at 40°51.342′N 129°39.948′E with a 30-meter umbilical tower with a top-mounted gantry crane, a flame blast bucket, a launch blockhouse with a connecting access tunnel, two semi-buried liquid fuel storage buildings, a concrete apron/pad and multiple small support buildings. | + | Consists of a single launch pad at 40°51.342′N 129°39.948′E with a 30-meter umbilical tower with a top-mounted gantry crane, a flame blast bucket, a launch blockhouse with a connecting access tunnel, two semi-buried liquid fuel storage buildings, a concrete apron/pad and multiple small support buildings. Rockets launched include the [[Taepodong-1]] and [[Unha 2]]. |
==Maps and images== | ==Maps and images== | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 5 December 2012
The Tonghae Satellite Launching Ground, also known as Musudan-ri, is a rocket launching site in North Korea. Consists of a single launch pad at 40°51.342′N 129°39.948′E with a 30-meter umbilical tower with a top-mounted gantry crane, a flame blast bucket, a launch blockhouse with a connecting access tunnel, two semi-buried liquid fuel storage buildings, a concrete apron/pad and multiple small support buildings. Rockets launched include the Taepodong-1 and Unha 2.
