Astrophotographer Felix Schöfbänker used a 14-inch telescope to capture a series of images of the Chinese spaceplane and shared them on AstroBin, an image hosting platform for astrophotographers.

Credit: Felix Schöfbänker In the hush-hush, secretive world of space-based spy satellites, few details are publicly available — and groups like the U.S. Space Force, National Reconnaissance ...

But that doesn’t mean knowledgeable astronomy enthusiasts can’t catch glimpses of the vehicle as it orbits Earth, as was recently the case for Felix Schöfbänker in Upper Austria. Based on ...

Finding secret spacecraft is what Felix Schöfbänker does. In June, the Austrian amateur astronomer spied a secret Chinese spaceplane. Now, Mr. Schöfbänker has spotted a mysterious American military ...

An amateur space photographer has managed to do the unthinkable-Felix Schöfbänker has captured a photo of the Chinese space plane. The plane is very similar to the United State's own space plane ...

Felix Schöfbänker uploaded his images on December 12th to astronomy photography hosting site, Astrobin. He explained that he took the images on September 5th roughly 48.5 hours before Starliner ...

Astrophotographer Felix Schöfbänker used a 14-inch Dobsonian telescope to capture the image of the satellite, which is known as USA 290. He shares his images on AstroBin, an image hosting ...

Space watcher veteran Felix Schöfbänker in Upper Austria took the imagery. Schöfbänker made use of a telescope having a 14-inch mirror and assorted gear capable of following satellites that ...

Felix Schöfbänker, from Austria, claims to have photographed a classified fleet of spy satellites operated by a shadowy DoD agency to hunt international terrorists, drug dealers and crime lords ...

Such is the case for space watcher veteran Felix Schöfbänker in Upper Austria. "My images have certainly revealed a few ...

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