SpaceX Reschedules X-37B Space Plane Launch for December 28

The seventh mission of the US military's robot spaceplane will involve tests of new orbital regimes and future space domain awareness technologies.

SpaceX has set a new launch date for the US military's X-37B space plane on December 28, after the original plan was scrubbed due to poor weather conditions.
The X-37B, which resembles a miniature space shuttle, is built to deploy various payloads and conduct technology experiments in long-duration orbital flights.
This will be the seventh mission for the X-37B, with its last flight lasting over two years before landing in November 2022.
The Pentagon has not disclosed the intended altitude for the space plane, but the mission will involve tests of new orbital regimes and future space domain awareness technologies.
The X-37B flight will mark the third time it is used by the US government to carry a national security payload into orbit.