Jun 05, 2012
The X-37B
By Timothy R Butler | Posted at 5:46 AM
The Daily Mail has an interesting — albeit, overly conspiratorial, perhaps — little article on the X-37B space plane that is preparing to land after orbiting for about a year.
Last May, amateur astronomers were able to detect the orbital pattern of the first X-37B which included flyovers of North Korea, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan, heightening the suspicion that the vehicle was being used for surveillance.
Is it really being used for surveillance, I wonder? If so, what could it possibly do that existing satellites could not do?
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It can do surveillance as a test for targeting.
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Targeting?