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Tango0129 Oct 2026 1:43 p.m. PST

"The U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) has confirmed that an image that has been circulating online for years does indeed show an experimental Chinese reusable spaceplane in orbit. A newly released higher-resolution copy of the image underscores that the design is nearly a dead ringer for the X-37B miniature space shuttles now operated by the U.S. Space Force.


DIA included the higher-resolution image of the Chinese spaceplane in a new unclassified report on global security challenges outside of the Earth's atmosphere, which was released yesterday. A satellite belonging to Maxar Technologies (now Vantor) captured the image, but when exactly remains unclear. It does have a 2024 copyright date…"

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Personal logo SBminisguy Supporting Member of TMP29 Oct 2026 3:54 p.m. PST

Looks very much like the X-37B… surprise, surprise…

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