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Could a Falcon Heavy Test Flighttest flight be Responsibleresponsible for These Observationsthese observations?

We observed a bright, slow moving (in our view for several minutes) large object that eventually left large bright contrails. ThisThis was over Northern New Mexico at around 7:29 PM MST. ObjectThe object was moving Northfrom north west to South Eastsouth east. WeWe do have crappy video.

Wasn't it maybe a Falcon Heavy test flight?

Could Falcon Heavy Test Flight be Responsible for These Observations?

We observed bright, slow moving (in our view for several minutes) large object that eventually left large bright contrails. This was over Northern New Mexico at around 7:29 PM MST. Object was moving North west to South East. We do have crappy video.

Could a Falcon Heavy test flight be responsible for these observations?

We observed a bright, slow moving (in our view for several minutes) large object that eventually left large bright contrails. This was over Northern New Mexico at around 7:29 PM MST. The object was moving from north west to south east. We do have crappy video.

Wasn't it maybe a Falcon Heavy test flight?

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Could Falcon Heavy Test Flight be Responsible for These Observations?

We observed bright, slow moving (in our view for several minutes) large object that eventually left large bright contrails. This was over Northern New Mexico at around 7:29 PM MST. Object was moving North west to South East. We do have crappy video.