What is the flying range of the X37B above Earth?
Secret Air Force space plane preparing for return to Earth.
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The Mini Shuttle is 8.8 meters tall and includes a front kerosene fuel tank, an experiment bay, and a larger hydrogen peroxide tank. It can fly between 100.5 and 575 miles above Earth. The X37B has completed two missions, each landing at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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