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Russia: Tracking the X-37B is a piece of cake

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A Russian general told radio RSN that his country’s space monitoring system has no problem tracking the location of the X-37B in real-time.

Boeing X-37B after ground tests at Vandenberg AFB, October 2007
By United States Air Force [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

“It is so big that if it is to turn left or right, we have already noted its every move,” said Maj. Gen. Anatoly Nestechuk.

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