Boeing X-37

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The Boeing X-37 is an unmanned, reusable spaceplane operated by the U.S. Space Force that conducts long-duration, classified orbital missions and autonomous runway landings.

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Boeing X-37 canonical 2
Boeing X-37 program 1
X-37 program 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf orbital test vehicle
reusable spaceplane
unmanned spacecraft
alsoKnownAs Orbital Test Vehicle
Orbital Test Vehicle
surface form: X-37B
control autonomous control
countryOfOrigin United States of America
crew uncrewed
designFeature delta wing configuration
deployable solar array
payload bay with doors
thermal protection system
vertical stabilizer
developedFor United States Air Force
United States Space Force
firstFlight 2010
firstOrbitalMission April 2010
guidance autonomous guidance
height about 2.9 meters
landingMethod autonomous horizontal runway landing
landingSite Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility
Vandenberg Space Force Base
surface form: Vandenberg Air Force Base
launchMass about 5,000 kilograms
launchMethod launched vertically on expendable launch vehicle
launchVehicle Atlas V
Falcon 9 rocket
surface form: Falcon 9

Falcon Heavy rocket
surface form: Falcon Heavy
length about 8.9 meters
manufacturer Boeing
missionCharacteristic autonomous deorbit and landing
classified payloads
long-duration flights exceeding one year
on-orbit maneuverability
missionType autonomous runway landing missions
long-duration orbital missions
on-orbit testing
technology experimentation
operator United States Air Force
United States Space Force
orbitType low Earth orbit
powerSource lithium-ion batteries
solar arrays
primaryUser United States Air Force
United States Space Force
programName Boeing X-37 self-linksurface differs
surface form: X-37 program
propulsionType rocket-launched spaceplane
relatedTo Dream Chaser spaceplane
NASA Space Shuttle program
surface form: Space Shuttle program

X-20 Dyna-Soar
reusability reusable
role classified orbital test platform
reusable spacecraft demonstrator
spaceplane technology demonstrator
status operational
usedFor experiments for U.S. government agencies
testing advanced materials in space
testing reusable spacecraft technologies
testing satellite technologies
testing space situational awareness technologies
wingspan about 4.6 meters

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Boeing X-37 programName Boeing X-37 self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: X-37 program
NASA X-plane series includes Boeing X-37
Orbital Test Vehicle basedOn Boeing X-37
this entity surface form: Boeing X-37 program
Boeing Defense, Space & Security notableProduct Boeing X-37
this entity surface form: X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle