[lbryce]

An X-37B robotic space plane sits on the Vandenberg Air Force base runway during post-landing operations on Dec. 3, 2010. Personnel in self-contained protective atmospheric suits conduct initial checks on the robot space vehicle after its landing.

Video:US Air Force's Mysterious X-37B Space Plane
A tiny robotic space shuttle the reusable X-37B looks like NASA's now-retired space shuttle, only much smaller. The robotic space plane is 29 feet (8.8 meters) long by 9.5 feet (2.9 m) tall with a wingspan of nearly 15 feet (4.6 m). Its payload bay is the size of a pickup truck bed. (The space shuttle's payload bay, by comparison, could fit two entire X-37Bs inside.)

That nobody knows a damm about what the thing is or does will only serve to be a good thing in regards to our enemies.

[lbryce]

You might find this interesting for your legion of fans.

[morphing libertarian]

Let’s ask the Chinese military. They’ll tell us all about it.

[rey]

Why don’t they cancel this thing and keep the A10 or develop the next A10?

[corkoman]

Nom Nom Nom

[andyk]

not really knowing what it could do until it was tested — which is what they are doing now,

Either that, or it's space junk.

[Red Badger]

[mountainlion]

It is broke and they don’t dare fix it and give anything away so they are claiming records./s

[Tijeras_Slim]

“Look Charlie, there’s a kid in the wheel well.”

[Candor7]

X-37B aka Putin’s Surprise.

An Obummer drone strike from SPACE!

[jaydubya2]

Are they checking wheel wells for stowaways?

[Nachoman]

“What do you mean, you forgot to load the return to earth program.”