North Korea's alleged launch of a submarine ballistic missile made news yesterday. Today, the state's news agency KCNA published its report and added a couple of pictures:
Since the pictures of the launch were rather small, I enlarged them and I have to say, that missile looks like it's been (poorly) computer generated and then put into the picture. Take a look (click to enlarge):
For comparison, here are non-NK launches of underwater ballistic missiles:
So I gotta ask ... #TeamReal or #TeamCGI?
Bonus:
There took place an underwater test-fire of Korean-style powerful strategic submarine ballistic missile. The ballistic missile was developed on the personal initiative of Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army Kim Jong Un, first secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea and first chairman of the National Defence Commission of the DPRK, and under his meticulous guidance.
Kim Jong Un learned about the tactical and technological specifications of the newly developed ballistic missile and watched its test-fire.
As soon as he issued an order to begin the test-fire, a combat alarm was sounded inside the strategic submarine and it submerged up to a depth for firing the ballistic missile.
After a while, the ballistic missile soared into the sky from underwater.
The test-fire proved and confirmed that the ballistic missile fired from the submarine fully met the requirements of the latest military science and technology.
Since the pictures of the launch were rather small, I enlarged them and I have to say, that missile looks like it's been (poorly) computer generated and then put into the picture. Take a look (click to enlarge):
For comparison, here are non-NK launches of underwater ballistic missiles:
So I gotta ask ... #TeamReal or #TeamCGI?
Bonus: