Noteworthy, the photos of OTV-7 upon return 434 days later show the X-37B sporting the USSF markings and not the USAF markings observed on OTV-6 and before. What the spaceplane did during that time is ...

The X-37B is a reusable robotic space plane operated by the US Space Force. It resembles a miniature space shuttle at just ...

(Courtesy photo) Right now, there are two operational X-37B spaceplanes and a single X-37A. The last mission, OTV-6, spent a record-breaking 908 days in orbit, surpassing the previous 780-day ...

The X-37B, however, is in the Air Force’s care, and has been running classified missions for years. Despite the scant public information, the program has been busy. OTV-6 spent a record 908 days ...

but I got it During the SpaceX USSF-52 launch broadcast they showed a 2 second clip of X-37B OTV-6 with the service module during deployment on-orbit !(the big structure sticking out is ...

Despite it's long 434-day mission, the X-37B's OTV-7 flight wasn't the longest flight for the robotic space plane. That record was set during the OTV-6 mission, which spent 908 days in orbit ...

The U.S. military's classified mini space shuttle has returned to Earth after circling the world for 434 days.

A secretive U.S. spaceship has landed after 434 days in orbit. The X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle-7 (OTV-7) - described by U.S. Space Force as a " dynamic unmanned spaceplane" - successfully deorbited and ...

the photos of OTV-7 upon return 434 days later show the X-37B sporting the USSF markings and not the USAF markings observed on OTV-6 and before. The X-37B landed at Vandenberg Space Force Base ...

Mission seven launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy on December 28, 2023, taking off from Launch Complex 39A at NASA's ...