The U.S. space force launched the X-37B orbital tester X-37B from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Base in Florida for its sixth mission, which will operate in orbit. The flight time of the X-37B reaches 7 years, but no detailed comment has been made on what mission it performs. But this time, the details of the mission were revealed.
The X-37B is the U.S. Air Force’s two unmanned track testers. After the first mission, which flew 225 days from April to December 2010, he stayed in space for one year and proceeded with the mission four times. The gas has undergone various scientific experiments, but details have not been revealed.
The sixth mission is to test the first use of a service module that adds an experimental payload to the rear of the aircraft. The service module will expand the spacecraft’s capabilities, allowing it to do more than ever before.
In addition to experiments using five experimental payloads on a small satellite developed by the Air Force Academy (FalcomSat-8), NASA’s NASA is investigating how effects from space radiation and other space affect plant seeds or material samples. (NASA) Two experiments and experiments related to space solar power generation by converting solar energy into microwaves and transmitting them to the ground are also conducted. In addition, seven other missions are scheduled to launch within 2020. Related information can be found here .