California Missile Launch, Mystery Missle, & UFOs

California Missile Launch, mystery missile, & UFOs. The California "mystery missile" launch is something that many Americans think is indicative of the government hiding something. After all - they claim that the contrail in the picture to the side is nothing more than a jet contrail.

Early reports seemed to suggest a rogue missile. Was it really a missile shot off by a foreign government, or an accident set off by our own military? Perhaps it was a defense contractor trying out an unarmed warhead, or some mad scientist launching off a rocket.

Perhaps more disturbing than the photos and footage itself was that the US government, NORAD, and the military all seemed to deny any knowledge of what the object might be.

In the end, they came up with a seemingly logical explanation - the California missile launch was really a jet contrail. This was a flight from LAX to PHX, and the footage was taken at just the right angle to make the contrail appear to be a missile.

A video of the mystery missile launch and a MIT professor explaining it can be found here.

However, many aren't buying this explanation. After all - if it WERE indeed a flight, wouldn't the FAA have been able to put that rumor to rest early on? Come on!

Perhaps the disturbing thing in and of itself isn't the California Missile launch. Perhaps the disturbing thing is that the missile remains a mystery, and the possibilities of what could be hidden by our government are just too much to bear

California Missile Launch & 'Mystery Missile' UFO Controversy

California Missile Launch & 'Mystery Missile' UFO Controversy. The California Missile launch remains controversial, and the "mystery missile" which appeared over California remains to be somewhat of a conspiracy theory.

In some respects, the true answers may never be known. The government claims that the contrail which appeared to look like a missile launch was really a passenger jet from LAX heading to Phoenix.

A video of the missile launch can be seen, here.

If that was the case, then why wasn't the flight identified the first day of the sighting? After all, they claimed that air traffic controllers didn't have a flight plan for that area, that NORAD said there was no credible foreign threat, and the Pentagon initially had no reports that the US military set off a missile.

So what do you think? Do you think that the California Missile Launch was something real, or do you think that it was really nothing more than a passenger jet? This controversy is really fueling a lot of rumors, so please weigh in.

California Missile Launch: A "Mystery Missile" Conspiracy Theory Circulates

California Missile Launch: A "Mystery Missile" Conspiracy Theory Circulates. The "California Missile Launch" and "mystery missile" have given conspiracy theorists something other than Glenn Beck to discuss. Recently, what appeared to be a missile was seen sailing through the sky around Los Angeles California.

Early reports seemed to suggest a rogue missile. Was it really a missile shot off by a foreign government, or an accident set off by our own military? Perhaps it was a defense contractor trying out an unarmed warhead, or some mad scientist launching off a rocket.

Perhaps more disturbing than the photos and footage itself was that the US government, NORAD, and the military all seemed to deny any knowledge of what the object might be.

In the end, they came up with a seemingly logical explanation - the California missile launch was really a jet contrail. This was a flight from LAX to PHX, and the footage was taken at just the right angle to make the contrail appear to be a missile.

A video of the mystery missile launch and a MIT professor explaining it can be found here.

In other words, it was an optical illusion, or the photos suggested an idea that is 'just in our heads.'

So no worries, folks. I mean, come on...do you REALLY think that the government would lie to us about the California missile launch/mystery missile? Ha.

California Missile Launch: An Airplane Or A Mystery Missile?

The California Missile Launch,an airplane or a mystery missile? Could the recently photographed phenomenon really be nothing more than just a passenger jet?


I don't know about you, but don't you find it hard to believe that The Department of Defense, Pentagon, NORAD, and more couldn't explain what appeared to be a rogue missile sailing through the air in California


Many were worried that there was a threat posed to the US from perhaps a Russian ship. However, that doesn't appear to be the case as the Pentagon has come out and said that the mystery missile was, indeed, just a passenger jet.


Not everyone is buying this, however. Many find it hard to believe that it would take days for the FAA, NORAD, the Pentagon, and various agencies to come up with an explanation on what the California missile was.


I'm hoping that the "mystery missile" is really just an airplane as the authorities said. However, with all the mass speculation by our readers, I'm beginning to think that the California mystery missile will become one of the conspiracy theories of our day.

California Missile Launch: Aircraft Mistaken For Missile?

The California Missile Launch, Aircraft mistaken for missile?  A mystery "missile" launch in California transpired earlier this week, but it turned out that it was only just an airplane.  The Department of Defense, Pentagon, NORAD, and more couldn't explain what appeared to be a rogue missile sailing through the air in California 


Many were worried that there was a threat posed to the US from perhaps a Russian ship. However, that doesn't appear to be the case as the Pentagon has come out and said that the mystery missile was, indeed, just a passenger jet. 


Not everyone is buying this, however. Many find it hard to believe that it would take days for the FAA, NORAD, the Pentagon, and various agencies to come up with an explanation on what the California missile was. 


What do you think about the missile launch? Do you believe the California missile was truly a passenger jet or do you think there is a coverup.