And if that's the case, then the practical effect is same. I worry that doubt is used by people (not you) who want to avoid accepting this.
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The advanced features shown are not ordinary this early in a program. That said, nobody has calibrated recent development programs to know
"This early in a program" — but no program so far has been in the 21st century, either.
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I could make a case for india and Pakistan being 21st C programs. This is accelerating faster now than they ever have perhaps
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Sure. But if question is whether DPRK could have accomplished more than India/Pakistan in '98, a lot has been changed even since then.
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Here's an observation. The DPRK went straight to underground testing, something China struggled with well into the 1970s.
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Explain that more Jeffrey-- India, Pak, S Afr, Israel all did or planned for underground tests for first devices.
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I don't think instrumentation is quite the challenge today that it was for China in 1970s. An observation about technology diffusion. (1/2)
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Also, shafts are different that tunnels. I should have specified tunnel shots. (2/2)
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Good point-- all were vertical shafts in deserts. Mountain tunnel testing very different. Got it! Concur.
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