Amateur astronomers unravel X37-B orbit, say likely use for deploying spy satellites

A GROUP of amateur astronomers claim they have found the US Air Force's "top secret" space shuttle, the X37-B's orbit and looks like they may have found out what its doing.

They think its on a spy mission or at least testing spy sensors. The area takes in a belt from 40 degrees north latitude to 40 degrees south latitude and passed over North Korea, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq.

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MJ2

Sorry but someone posted this yesterday:

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Originally posted by anon72
Sorry but someone posted this yesterday:

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No problems anon72 we'll let the mods close this one in that case
Cheers MJ2

Makes sense, North Korea, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq are all places of interest for the US armed forces, I wonder if the coordinates are available on the net someplace? wouldn't mind having a look for myself, pity it doesn't pass over the UK...

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