Amateurs Spy On US Spy Plane

arshadk writes with this excerpt from Wired's Danger Room: "The X-37B has generated intense interest, long before it ever left the ground. Boeing originally developed the 29-foot unmanned craft — a kind of miniature Space Shuttle — for NASA. Then, the military took over in 2004, and the space plane went black. Its payloads were classified, its missions hush-hush. ... You can even see the space plane for yourself: The X-37B is traveling in a slightly elliptical orbit more than 200 miles up, swooping from 43 degrees north latitude to 43 degrees south."

Re:Metricate, damnit!

[SteveM]

Actually, that's true for 100% of the world's population.

Re:Let me assure you

[Abstrackt]

Here's a handy chart [imgur.com] to aid in identification.

Re:Metricate, damnit!

[PopeRatzo]

To 95% of world's population: that's 8.83m.

Yeah, but that 95% doesn't have an X-37B, so it really doesn't matter, does it?

Our super-secret spy space-drone, our units of measurement. That's how we roll up in this bitch.

Re:Let me assure you

[2.7182]

One thing you can be sure of - if you see a flying object, and it's unidentified, then it is a UFO.

Re:Hard to believe

[jd]

When Wonder Woman sues you for patent infringement. Duh!

The real question

[aled]

yes, yes, that's interesting but what we really want to know is when it will become self aware and start killing humans?