jae@hadar.cs.buffalo.edu (Jaehoon Lee) (06/24/91)
From: jae@hadar.cs.buffalo.edu (Jaehoon Lee) Following article was posted on soc.culture.korean. I would appreciate any information related to this topic. Could it be a test of nuclear device? Thank you very much in advance. Jaehoon | From ub!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!mips!apple!amdahl!ntmtv!robin Sun Jun 23 07:29:20 EDT 1991 | Article 3223 of soc.culture.korean: | Path: ub!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!mips!apple!amdahl!ntmtv!robin | >From: robin@ntmtv.UUCP (Robin Coutellier) | Newsgroups: misc.headlines,soc.culture.korean | Subject: Need Info on Surge in Ground Temp in North Korea | Keywords: 45 degrees | Message-ID: <7580@ntmtv.UUCP> | Date: 20 Jun 91 00:54:28 GMT | Organization: Northern Telecom, Mtn. View, CA | Lines: 34 | Xref: ub misc.headlines:31253 soc.culture.korean:3223 | | On Friday, May 17, I heard a small blurb on the radio about a sudden | surge in ground temperature of 45 degrees (50 degrees to 95 degrees) | in North Korea from one satellite passover to the next. This had | occurred on the previous Tuesday, May 14. There was speculation that | some sort of nuclear incident had occurred, but the North Korean | government would not talk about it or let anyone in to investigate. | | I called a KCBS, an all-news radio station in San Francisco (NOT the | station I had originally heard the story on), and they read a press | release to me about it, although they had not (to my knowledge) actually | read the story on the radio. | | I never heard anything about it again, and no one else I contacted, | newswise (including API) or government agency-wise had even heard about it. | It seemed like it was covered up rather quickly after the initial, small | press release. | | My son is in the Navy, stationed in Yokosuka, Japan, and on the Tuesday | the event occurred, he told me that he was going to Korea within a week | or 2, so you can understand my concern if there had been a nuclear incident! | | He also travels to the Philippines (Subic Bay) on a regular basis. | Seems like all I have to do is locate all the "hot spots" and I'll | probably find him (i.e., volcanos in Japan and the Philippines and | whatever happened in Korea)! | | If anyone else had heard any new information on this subject, please send | me e-mail. Thanks very much. | | | Robin Coutellier | Northern Telecom, Mountain View, CA | {ames|amdahl|hplabs}!ntmtv!robin | ntmtv!robin@ames.arc.nasa.gov -- --- === --- === Jae@cs.Buffalo.EDU / Jae@sunybcs.BITnet --=== . . --=== ------- The more keys you have, -------- === I S I O N === the more likely you are to be locked out.