Evidence of an airborne missile in flight and splashing down for the payload to detonate at the epicenter location of the 5.8 Hunga Tonga Earthquake using satellite images2,3. The USGS seismic data5 identified the earthquake epicenter depth at sea level (0.0-kilometers) common to military missile tests in ocean waters. The Japan Times6 reported North Korea missile tests on January 15, 2022 (CBSNews Update7), the same day as the 5.8 Hunga-Tonga Ha’apai volcanic eruption event. A complete scan of all available satellite imagery will provide the data required for US Military elements at the Diego Garcia Facility8 to identify the source of the missile launch. The evidence supports the hypothesis that the Koreans chose the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai Volcano crater location as the missile strike location due to recent volcanic activity9 providing cover for the ongoing missile test operation.

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