What Did China’s Secretive Spaceplane Just Release into Orbit?
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Published 2024-05-26
Welcome to our channel! In today's video, we dive into the latest developments from China's experimental reusable spacecraft. This mission has captured the world's attention by releasing an unidentified object into orbit, raising questions and sparking curiosity.
On December 14, 2023, China launched its secretive spaceplane, which has now been in orbit for 164 days. On May 24, this enigmatic object was cataloged by the U.S. Space Force, but its purpose remains shrouded in mystery.
🔍 What is this object? Is it a subsatellite, a piece of hardware, or something else entirely? Jonathan McDowell from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics has speculated on its possible uses, adding to the intrigue.
China has maintained strict secrecy around this mission, sharing minimal information and no images of the spacecraft. This has led to many comparisons with the U.S. Air Force's X-37B, another cutting-edge reusable spaceplane.
Join us as we explore the details of this mission, including the spacecraft’s capabilities, its orbital maneuvers, and the potential implications for space technology. Don't miss out on this exciting update from the final frontier!
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All Comments (4)
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how ever you do not know so it's only speculation
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I am so glad that China is pursuing reusable spacecraft technology as well. I don't care about x37, so I don't care about whatever the small object this rocket carried, as long as space technology is progressing.
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Its tofu.
