China caught releasing 'unidentified object' into orbit from secretive space plane

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China caught releasing 'unidentified object' into orbit from secretive space plane

An American space surveillance firm has detected China's highly classified Reusable Experimental Spacecraft deploying an unknown object into Earth's orbit. Leo Labs, which operates a global network of tracking stations, identified the mysterious release using radar equipment based in New Zealand. The company announced on X that at 2.30am on June 22, its systems picked up "an unknown object in the vicinity of the Ch…