The South Korean military on Wednesday said it has retrieved the wreckage of a North Korean spy satellite that was launched in May but fell into the Yellow Sea, concluding it has "no military utility."South Korean and U.S. experts conducted an analysis of the wreckage and found that the satellite was not capable of being used for military reconnaissance, according to South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff.North Korea tried unsuccessfully to put what it called a military reconnaissance satellite into space orbit on May 31.Pyongyang admitted the same day that the satellite launch failed but pled…READ FULL ARTICLE
