North Korea On Map

North Korea offered a glimpse into its plans to fire missiles near Guam in photos released by its state media on Tuesday, as leader Kim Jong Un was briefed on the plans drawn up by the army amid heightened tensions with the United States.

Only 36 percent of Americans were able to correctly identify North Korea on a map in a recent Morning Consult survey. The experiment, as reported by the New York Times, found that there's a relationship between geographic knowledge and policy preferences.

Japan is scheduled to launch a new mapping satellite on Saturday that will be used to survey damage from natural disasters and changes affecting rain forests.

North Korea may be the world's most shrouded country, but on Tuesday Google Maps lifted the veil just a little.

Google Earth, might be the last thing Schmidt will want to showcase, because it presents a bird's eye view of many things that secretive North Korea wants to keep hidden.

North Korea offered a glimpse into its plans to fire missiles near Guam in photos released by its state media on Tuesday, as leader Kim Jong Un was briefed on the plans drawn up by the army amid heightened tensions with the United States.

Only 36 percent of Americans were able to correctly identify North Korea on a map in a recent Morning Consult survey. The experiment, as reported by the New York Times, found that there's a relationship between geographic knowledge and policy preferences.

Japan is scheduled to launch a new mapping satellite on Saturday that will be used to survey damage from natural disasters and changes affecting rain forests.

North Korea may be the world's most shrouded country, but on Tuesday Google Maps lifted the veil just a little.

Google Earth, might be the last thing Schmidt will want to showcase, because it presents a bird's eye view of many things that secretive North Korea wants to keep hidden.