Questions to be answered if this is a missile:
1. If the flame is providing the source of illumination, why does it linger for so long after the projectile's flight ceases (and indeed seems to hover in the sky), unlike a missile which snuffs out immediately?
2. Why is the illumination so incredibly large in the sky, instead of a point of light?
3. Why is the contrail fanned out in such a broad manner, unlike the straight trail usually seen with rockets?
4. Why two missile tests so close together, if not simultaneously?
5. Why conducted where they'll be seen by the public?
6. Why not even the slightest sound of rockets flying through the air, or explosions from failure?
7. If these are failed missile tests, why are so many Russian tests suddenly failing?
8. If these are missiles, why have we only begun to see events like these across the world in the last 3 years?
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