Hawaii, home to 1.3 million Americans, and a favorite destination of tourists, soon may not be the tropical paradise it is today. The culprit? A North Korean Taepodong-2 missile. A My Way News article reports that “North Korea may fire [this] long-range ballistic missile toward Hawaii in early July.”
The missile is due to come on July 4, the day American pride is most celebrated - or soon after. Fortunately, an analysis gathered by U.S. reconnaissance satellites speculates that the missile - with a range of up to 4,000 miles- will just fall short of Hawaii's main islands. Even so, ballistic missile at you, it is wise to be at least a little apprehensive. Read more about From North Korea to Hawaii: The Journey of a Missile