Scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) have used a novel mathematical technique and analysed satellite images to estimate the strength of North Korea’s underground nuclear test of September 2017.
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Scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) have used a novel mathematical technique and analysed satellite images to estimate the strength of North Korea’s underground nuclear test of September 2017.
Those tests are considered the most powerful thermonuclear devices to have been exploded by the country.
In the normal course, the detection and estimation of nuclear device explosions is based on the reading of earthquake monitoring sensors.
Results said that it was equal to 17 times that of Hiroshima explosion.