California Mystery Missile Launch Solved! Airplane? (Video & Photo)

The mystery missile is apparently no mystery, according to NASA and The Pentagon. The missile was seen “streaking into the skies” right above Southern California. However, the mystery missile is now being called an airliner.

The possible missile streaking across the sky occurred Monday evening and was captured by a television news helicopter. It created a buzz, all across the Internet and television. However, other governments have been contacted, and they deny having launched a missile at America. Do countries seriously admit that they launched a missile at another country? Do we take an enemy country at their word?

Col. Dave Lapan, the Defense Department’s spokesman, explained that the “mystery missile” was actually “an airplane contrail distorted by camera angle, winds and other environmental factors including a setting sun.”

Al Bowers is an “associate director of research at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center in the Mojave Desert.” He explained, “A missile would look like that. It could potentially have a contrail that shape. (But) the motion looks a little suspect to me, and my conclusion would be that, yeah, it's most probably an aircraft.”

So, there you have the “mystery missile” was most likely just an airplane that looked distorted from the winds, sun and the camera’s angle. Or, is the government trying to cover up a potential attack? Why would the cameraman have taken a picture of an airplane’s contrail? Was he bored?

Even though, The Pentagon and NASA have chimed in on the “mystery missile.” This will not go away this easily. Hopefully, the federal government is correct, and America was not being attacked, but it seems suspicious, doesn’t it?

Check out this video of the California mystery missile, and see what you think!

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