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A big enough for they were pretty certain. that this missile was a big one. the analysts put together drawings and 3 d. models from the shadows cast on the ground as a way of estimating the size of structures. it quickly became clear that this launch facility was for a rocket roughly the same size as the american saturn 5. the saturn 5 was already quite well advanced. the engine tests were almost complete the launch vehicle was well on schedule as was the apollo spacecraft itself. carl young's team. on the other hand was way behind their competitors as well as

North korean underground nuclear test site, where north korea has several times tested a nuclear device underground. they're seeing signs of activity under the surface. they're not sure what it means but they're telling me it's similar to what they've seen in the past right before a test. you can bet u.s. satellites have their eyes trained on that underground nuclear test site. separately from that, they're also seeing signs of continued activity at other missile sites above ground, things like engine tests and other preparation activity for possible additional missile launches. that would be ...

And that's the plan and quite an ambitious plan. nasa's extremely critical test flight later this year will be the first ever, what nasa believes and is confident of, will definitively and decisively put the u.s. back in the clear lead when it comes to space travel. all around kennedy space center, as well as in houston at johnson, excitement is abundant for the big return to space mission set for november or december. the orion space capsule which can fit four to seven astronauts is still being built and assembled but clearly it's taking shape. 60,000 parts, 20 miles of wires. and its heat sh...

He is prepared for the american government take it on on its own. it could complicate things in that part of the world. >> ryan brown, north korea has conducted missile tests and engine tests recently, so when president trump says, you know, we'll handle it, meaning the u.s. will hanl dle it, how does north korea interpret that? >> president trump has warned against this north korean behavior. he once tweeted north korea would not develop a ballistic missile after one of their tests. they moved the missile defense system into south korea. this was seen as a step to help ward off the threat of ...