North Korea flies new satellite over Super Bowl stadium an hour after the game ended as Pyongyang sets off fireworks to celebrate the launch
Thousands of North Koreans celebrated the launch of their latest satellite
The hermit state organised a fireworks display last night in Pyongyang
US monitors said the 100kg satellite orbits the world once every 94 minutes
It is feared North Korea is developing rockets to deliver nuclear weapons
By DARREN BOYLE
DailyMail.com
8 February 2016
North Korea celebrated the successful launch of its new satellite which overflew the venue of Super Bowl 50 with an elaborate fireworks display.
The hermit state launched its rocket on Sunday which was equipped with a Kwangmyongsong, or ‘Shining Star’ satellite.
However, the international community fears that the rocket is being tested as a platform for an inter-continental ballistic missile to deliver nuclear missiles.
The US North American Aerospace Command, NORAD, confirmed North Korea now has two satellites in orbit above the earth.
Both satellites take approximately 94 minutes to complete an orbit of the earth.
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