Lifted shamelessly from the article @Hevach linked to in https://www.metabunk.org/threads/iceye-x36-and-the-cosmos-2612-interception.15154/post-378120
A winged Chinese spacecraft bearing a strong resemblance to the US military’s X-37B spaceplane...
That could be quite an effective response to the next "orb" posted on r/UFOs. User posts another orb, you post a gif of the PRC's spaceplane taken on orbit.
I had never really taken a close look at the 1967 PG film before. Sure, I'd seen it numerous times, but I'd never bothered to properly analyze what I was looking at. (Frankly, I've never been that interested in Bigfoot.) As a result, my...
Please forgive my source impropriety. I had multiple sources which do not agree, and took the lower counts and estimates as conservatively as I could. There are multiple discussions on the impact of helium shortages impacting volumes. IN...
Lifted shamelessly from the article @Hevach linked to in https://www.metabunk.org/threads/iceye-x36-and-the-cosmos-2612-interception.15154/post-378120
A winged Chinese spacecraft bearing a strong resemblance to the US military’s X-37B spaceplane...
Yes! Many different types in fact. And Russia was almost certainly doing that here.
ICEYE-x36 is itself a spy satellite. "Earth observation" is a general term for ground photography, but ICEYE isn't updating Google maps or doing river surveys...
That could be quite an effective response to the next "orb" posted on r/UFOs. User posts another orb, you post a gif of the PRC's spaceplane taken on orbit.
Lifted shamelessly from the article @Hevach linked to in https://www.metabunk.org/threads/iceye-x36-and-the-cosmos-2612-interception.15154/post-378120
A winged Chinese spacecraft bearing a strong resemblance to the US military’s X-37B spaceplane...
It's a requirement of the Korean Government. Probably not a particularly effective one, as it's trivially easy to find the coordinates.
https://www.korea.kr/news/policyNewsView.do?newsId=148960107
(좌표표시 제한) 구글 맵스, 구글 어스의 글로벌 서비스에서 대한민국 영토에 대한...
Russia also isn't the only one that does it. Same day as this thread the US released an image captured during a similar mission of our own in 2024.
https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/10/chinas-top-secret-spaceplane-cant-hide-in-low-earth-orbit/...
The claim is that the advisory about where the Starlink satellite was moving was needlessly broad, i.e. that SpaceX exaggerated the size of the danger zone.
The claim is that the advisory about where the Starlink satellite was moving was needlessly broad, i.e. that SpaceX exaggerated the size of the danger zone.