Morris Jones
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Dr Morris Jones is an Australian space analyst and writer.
North Korea’s underground N testing reaching a limit
North Korea has apparently reached the limit of what it can achieve with underground nuclear testing.
What is gained by shooting missiles across Japan?
Japan is being tested as much as the missile itself.
North Korea missile test: It’s all in the timing
The rapid progress of the ICBM program suggests reality is catching up with the rhetoric.
An Australian Space Agency: Will History Repeat?
Australia has punched well below its weight in space for decades.
Entering the North Korean re-entry debate
It's likely there was indeed no successful re-entry on the North Korean test, but that should not be immediately interpreted as a setback for the program.
Space race: Asia grows bigger and bolder
Asia’s rockets are getting larger, and their operators are getting bolder in their plans.
Update: A significant demonstration of missile know-how
North Korea is thus using ballistic missiles as a form of diplomatic semaphore, in keeping with long-standing habits.
North Korea goes its own way on missile tests
The DPRK has a lot of practice in sending missiles up. It does not seem to have practiced so much on getting things down.
North Korea is getting better at ballistic missiles
It seems clear a large solid-fuel stage was used for this launch. That’s critical.
