Chinese ghost ship caught in a camera trap: Americans filmed an "impossible object" in space to be exact, a top-secret Chinese space plane (photo 1). It moves strangely in low Earth orbit, avoiding radars and cameras, and no one knows what it's doing there (well, almost). The photo was taken two years ago, and has now been finally classified. On it we see an interesting "bird" with short sloping wings and a tail stretched back. However, some experts have suggested that the image shows not only the plane itself, but also something docked to it. In this case, the comical elongated tail is from the second device. But that's not accurate. It is clear that the Chinese are working on the reusable launch technology itself. what else? The plane throws certain objects whose purpose is not clear. He then grabs a few and drags them inside. It just approaches the others and then flies away again. The Pentagon suspects that the Chinese are preparing for a "war in space". However, the Pentagon's concern is largely unintended. After all, the United States has its own space plane, the X-37B (photo 2). And the Chinese even seem to like it. We know even less about the X-37B than about its Chinese counterpart.

Chinese ghost ship caught in a camera trap: Americans filmed an "impossible object" in space to be exact, a top-secret Chinese space plane (photo 1). It moves strangely in low Earth orbit, avoiding radars and cameras, and no one knows what it's doing there (well, almost). The photo was taken two years ago, and has now been finally classified. On it we see an interesting "bird" with short sloping wings and a tail stretched back. However, some experts have suggested that the image shows not only the plane itself, but also something docked to it. In this case, the comical elongated tail is from the second device. But that's not accurate. It is clear that the Chinese are working on the reusable launch technology itself. what else? The plane throws certain objects whose purpose is not clear. He then grabs a few and drags them inside. It just approaches the others and then flies away again. The Pentagon suspects that the Chinese are preparing for a "war in space". However, the Pentagon's concern is largely unintended. After all, the United States has its own space plane, the X-37B (photo 2). And the Chinese even seem to like it. We know even less about the X-37B than about its Chinese counterpart.