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What is stunning is that anyone can look at the images and perceive the object to be traveling westward out over the ocean.

Look at the pic below from the Cargo Law web cam. It was a taken from a position a few miles north of where the video was taken. This lets us see the contrail in semi-profile rather than straight on so that there can be no mistaking the direction of travel. And guess what -- the object is clearly headed from west to east. There is no debating this:

A few posters have tried to dismiss this pic because its timestamp is one hour ahead. But this is a weak objection. A note at the Cargo Law site explains that the error is due to the time change which occurred the week before. Apparently they didn't update their timing source. This explanation is perfectly plausible.

But the timestamp is beside the point, because if you take a few seconds to study the contrail in the Cargo Law pic and compare it to the contrail in the video stills, it's obvious that they're one and the same.

Every kink and twist is the same (taking foreshortening into account). The thin horizontal cloud to the left of the contrail is the same. Even the little cloud to the right of the contrail is the same. How can this possibly be unless it's the same contrail? I want to hear the missile cultists explain it.

This one pic alone destroys the missile theory.

Nope. Sorry, dude. Indeed, the lower photo confirms vertical north-west launch. Debating it with you is as much a waste of time as debating with somebody who is earnestly trying to convince me that water isn't wet. I know for certain that "debating" with you is inane.

Lurkers, go outside tomorrow night, or the next night, or ANYTIME when the sun is below the horizon, such as sunrise -- and spend 20 minutes of quiet time studying how it illuminates the clouds AND, if you're lucky, any airplane contrails that happen to be in the air. God willing you won't be eyewitnessing any missile launches for a real eye-opener.

Then make up your own mind and IGNORE any and all still shots shoved in front of your eyes except those that you know and have confirmed were screen-grabbed from the Leyvas video, or better yet, watch the Leyvas video outright. There is not one single solitary frame capture of the Leyvas video that wouldn't stand perfectly well as a still shot, and still shots are deceptive with regard to contrails and plumes in a way that video is not. If anything is going to lie to you, it will be a still shot, so it's better to watch the Leyvas video.