[RobRoy]

Thanks for that.

Here’s a great snippet from the article there The second part is actually pretty funny.

“The local station chopped up the video and so it’s hard to watch it continuously,” Pike said. “But at one place you can see it has changed course — rockets don’t do that.”

Pike said he didn’t understand why the military had not recognized the contrail of an aircraft. “The Air Force must …understand how contrails are formed,” he said. “Why they can’t get some major out to belabor the obvious, I don’t know.”

[TigersEye]

...Pike said. “But at one place you can see it has changed course — rockets don’t do that.”

Pike reveals extreme ignorance of missiles with that statement. They are specifically designed to make frequent course corrections.

[Brian Kopp DPM]

“The local station chopped up the video and so it’s hard to watch it continuously,”

And its also impossible to arrive at a total flight time for the object based on a chopped up 2 minute excerpt of a ten minute video of the object's flight. I'll be happy to be proven wrong if there is some credible data out there proving the object "disappeared after one minute," but that claim does not correspond with any public statements I've seen from the cameraman, and it cannot be deduced from a chopped up video excerpt.