SloveniaAircraft photographer Ricky Schol captured images of a mysterious black aircraft at a closed hangar at Long Beach Airport in California, which he described as futuristic and unlike anything he had seen before. Initially mistaken for the F-117 Nighthawk stealth fighter, Schol later discovered the object was a drone prototype called RAVN X developed by Aevum Aerospace. According to available data, RAVN X was intended to be a launch vehicle capable of carrying over 450 kilograms into space, but the project appears to have stalled. Aevum initially claimed the project would take 18 months to complete and planned orbital tests by late 2021, but there has been no further activity since December 2020. The company's website provides no updates, and tracking sites like Gunter’s Space Page indicate the project has effectively ceased operations.
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