It didn't fly into space, but was boosted up by a rocket from the Cape. It did, however, fly back down, after orbiting for 224 days(!), a record exceeded only by the retired space shuttles. It landed at the Vandenberg AFB this morning.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
DARPA's Unmanned X-37B Robotic Space Shuttle Returns (UPDATED WITH VIDEO)
It didn't fly into space, but was boosted up by a rocket from the Cape. It did, however, fly back down, after orbiting for 224 days(!), a record exceeded only by the retired space shuttles. It landed at the Vandenberg AFB this morning.
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yep. cool system.
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