Sentence examples for launch a weather from inspiring English sources

The ostensible goal was to launch a weather satellite but the technology is fundamentally the same as an intercontinental ballistic missile, which North Korea is banned by the UN Security Council from developing.

NORTH KOREA'S third nuclear test on February 12th (and its first for nearly four years) comes just two months after it launched a "weather observation" satellite into orbit.

Here's the important bit: if you're planning on launching a weather balloon you will almost certainly need permission from the aviation authorities.

Minutely is the new app and rebranding from a company called Ourcast, which had previously raised $1.3 million and launched a weather app by the same name back in April 2012.

During the Cold War, false alarms were also triggered by the moon rising over Norway, the launch of a weather rocket from Norway, a solar storm, sunlight reflecting off high-altitude clouds, and a faulty A.T. & T. telephone switch in Black Forest, Colorado.

With claims of a "tropical heatwave" heading for the UK, telecoms group Virgin Media has picked a good time to launch a new weather service for its customers.

The firm has licensed its technology to consumer-electronics firms including Sony, Samsung and Philips, and will launch a desktop weather station in conjunction with Radio Shack, an American gadget retailer, this summer.

The tour will also include the launching of a weather balloon and information on hurricane preparedness.

Forecasters had predicted an 80 percent chance of favorable weather for the early morning launching, but a weather system from the north pushed farther south than expected.

There's North Korea, whose long-range missile test, cast in the guise of a weather satellite launch, failed.

It turned out that Yeltsin and his generals had been watching a weather rocket launched from Norway to study the aurora borealis.