China space plane Divine Dragon sent 6 mysterious objects into space

China's dominance in the field of space is increasing. Dragon is launching new missions, which are challenging space agencies around the world. China's 'reusable space plane' has been in the news for a long time. Till now the world has not been able to know what China wants to do through this space plane. Recently, just 4 days after being launched on its third mission, the Chinese space plane Shenlong has reportedly sent 6 unidentified objects into Earth's orbit.

Chinese space plane 'Shenlong' is also known as 'Divine Dragon'. A report by Space.com states that amateur observers around the world have been keeping an eye on the Chinese spacecraft since its launch. He has come to know about some mysterious things. These objects are called 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E' and 'F'. An amateur astronomer named Scott Tilly is monitoring these objects. He has addressed these objects as 'mysterious wingmen' on the social media platform 'X'.

We have confirmation of S-band signals from the 3rd Chinese ‘spaceplane’ mission.

However, this time the ‘mysterious wingman’ emitter is only sending signals intermittently but it is fading deeply like earlier missions. 🧵⬇️ pic.twitter.com/lD2YtQYaFw

— Scott Tilley 🇺🇦 (@coastal8049) December 17, 2023

Scott Tilly wrote that he has detected an S-band signal from a Chinese space plane. He said that this time the emitter is sending signals intermittently. Talking to Space.com, Tilly said that these signals are largely similar to those detected during previous flights. The special thing is that it took astronomers many days to track the recent signals.

Tilly and his other colleagues think that the emissions that are occurring are coming from objects or their surroundings. The orbit in which China's space plane is located had gone to the same orbit twice before. However, the radio behavior there is different compared to before. The Chinese space plane remains a mystery to the world till date. No one knows what China wants to do with this space flight.