North Korea experts at the Nuclear Threat Initiative have meticulously labeled, curated, and brought to life a museum of missiles detailing the rise of Pyongyang as a de facto nuclear power.
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Take a tour of North Korea's nuclear arsenal with a virtual reality museum of missiles
North Korea's individual missiles, components, and real life pictures of the process seen in the virtual tour can bring relative novices up to speed in a more hands on way than dry intelligence reports. Also available in virtual reality with Google Cardboard.
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With missiles from the early days of Pyongyang's program to the final intercontinental-range ballistic missile that led Kim Jong Un to declare his country's nuclear ambitions completed this year, the museum will be a stroll down memory lane for seasoned North Korea watchers.
The virtual tour can also bring relative novices up to speed in a more hands on way than dry intelligence reports. The 3D tour features dozens of individual missiles, components, and real life pictures of the process.
Each scale model of a missile or component comes with a detailed slide.
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In the window below, tour North Korea's nukes the safe way thanks to the NTI. Click here to find out how to tour it in virtual reality with Google Cardboard.
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