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Friday, April 13, 2012

North Koreans to Try Next Missile Launch in 2-3 Yrs - French Expert

[N Korean Rocket]Reports that a North Korean rocket plunged into the Yellow Sea this morning will not spell the end of North Korea's rocket program, said a space and aeronautics expert from Pyongyang today.

"For North Korea, this program is 20 years old and they have already made three failed launches, so of course it's a problem," said Christian Lardier, an expert on rocket technology accompanying the international press corps for the North Korean missile launch.

"But they will not give up. They will try to find the reason of the failure, they will fix it and they will try again within two to three years."

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