Please read the last sentence carefully.
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Wadaich
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Re: بالا دستی کے لیے امریکہ کی عالمی صف بندی ا&#
Please share some summarized information about this stealth plane.
Please share some summarized information about this stealth plane.
Re: بالا دستی کے لیے امریکہ کی عالمی صف بندی ا&#
Basically X-37b is not a stealth plane, it is a space shuttle developed by Nasa in 1999 but in 2004, US department of Defense mysteriously intervene in the project and took over the whole operational control of program and declared it as classified like area 51 and HAARP facility.
Last year Chinese Military think tanks issued some severe warning regarding X-37 using LRBMs and can fire any sort of missile from above the ionic sphere, or in other words we can say that hell from above.
Some experts also believe that this space plane is also providing surveillance for HAARP facility as in the case of both Haiti and Japan, This plane was on its mission...
" You guys know that when the depat. of defense intervenes, it has some thing to do with destruction"
Basically X-37b is not a stealth plane, it is a space shuttle developed by Nasa in 1999 but in 2004, US department of Defense mysteriously intervene in the project and took over the whole operational control of program and declared it as classified like area 51 and HAARP facility.
Last year Chinese Military think tanks issued some severe warning regarding X-37 using LRBMs and can fire any sort of missile from above the ionic sphere, or in other words we can say that hell from above.
Some experts also believe that this space plane is also providing surveillance for HAARP facility as in the case of both Haiti and Japan, This plane was on its mission...
" You guys know that when the depat. of defense intervenes, it has some thing to do with destruction"
Wadaich
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
WatanDost
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
USAF's Little X-37B Space Shuttle: More Military Than NASA's
BY Kit EatonThu Apr 22, 2010
The fuss about NASA's future and the end of the Space Shuttle overshadowed one fact: NASA's not the biggest space agency in the U.S. The military is test-launching its own tiny space plane today, in fact, and it's damn creepy.
The vehicle in question is the X-37B. The "X" gives away its experimental status, the "B" is a reference to the fact the original X-37 was a Boeing/NASA technology testbed that actually underwent basic automatic in-atmosphere unpowered flight testing with the help of Scaled Composite's famous White Knight aircraft (part of the X-prize-winning SpaceShipOne program.) But other than that we know precious little about what the X-37B will be doing while its up there in space, apart from what we can glean from the project's history.
The X-37B is due to be the military's first spaceplane, as foretold in all those glorious black-and-white illustrations in science mags from the 1950s, although no steely-eyed missile men will be aboard, as it's unmanned. Today's scheduled launch, atop a big Delta V rocket, is actually coming at the behest of the USAF, and various government agencies including DARPA. It's designated an "orbital test vehicle" so this is actually much more elaborate than a simple pop-gun trip into space and back on a ballistic trajectory. The little shuttle-esque craft will instead go into low earth orbit, stay there for over 270 days (nine months) and then automatically re-enter, manage its atmospheric deceleration by itself, and bring itself into a safe landing. While up there in the darkness and vacuum it'll busy itself doing "various experiments and allow satellite sensors, subsystems, components, and associated technology to be transported into space and back" according to the USAF.
Does that sound eerie to you? If not, then it should. Some are seeing this launch as one of the first attempts to properly weaponize space vehicles. And the little 27-foot long space plane is ideal for all sorts of mischievousness: Just ponder what sort of payload could be neatly stored inside, shot into orbit, and then commanded to enter the atmosphere at 25 times the speed of sound before effecting a "landing" somewhere on Earth. It may also serve as a powerful orbital delivery system for satellites (of the spying kind) and may even be able to recover small orbiting objects before bringing them back to the ground safely.
BY Kit EatonThu Apr 22, 2010
The fuss about NASA's future and the end of the Space Shuttle overshadowed one fact: NASA's not the biggest space agency in the U.S. The military is test-launching its own tiny space plane today, in fact, and it's damn creepy.
The vehicle in question is the X-37B. The "X" gives away its experimental status, the "B" is a reference to the fact the original X-37 was a Boeing/NASA technology testbed that actually underwent basic automatic in-atmosphere unpowered flight testing with the help of Scaled Composite's famous White Knight aircraft (part of the X-prize-winning SpaceShipOne program.) But other than that we know precious little about what the X-37B will be doing while its up there in space, apart from what we can glean from the project's history.
Does that sound eerie to you? If not, then it should. Some are seeing this launch as one of the first attempts to properly weaponize space vehicles. And the little 27-foot long space plane is ideal for all sorts of mischievousness: Just ponder what sort of payload could be neatly stored inside, shot into orbit, and then commanded to enter the atmosphere at 25 times the speed of sound before effecting a "landing" somewhere on Earth. It may also serve as a powerful orbital delivery system for satellites (of the spying kind) and may even be able to recover small orbiting objects before bringing them back to the ground safely.
