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There was an unusual flight path of a US Air Force 'nuke sniffing' plane near St. Louis, Missouri Tuesday.

There was a very visible strange sight over New London, Missouri Monday afternoon. It appeared like it was a fire in the sky, but there's a more down-to-earth explanation about what many saw.

Let's get this out of the way from the beginning. The fact that a secret military plane is directly over Missouri right now is no reason for alarm. It is interesting though that this interesting sky weapon didn't just fly over Missouri once, but is on its way back as of now.

I absolutely love the fact that when my friends spot strange-looking planes over Missouri, they immediately alert me. That's the case with this military early warning plane that was just spotted refueling over Missouri.

We know we live in perilous times with several conflicts flaring up in different regions especially in the Middle East. But, that doesn't explain why a US Air Force 'Nuke Sniffer' plane just flew directly over Missouri. Something strange is in the air quite literally.

I knew something was going on when I started getting messages today about a loud plane flying low over Quincy and Hannibal today. I have confirmed it was a Navy plane flying over Missouri and Illinois today and it has a fascinating history among pilots.

The 'Doomsday Plane' secretly flew over the Missouri bootheel recently and I can prove it.

When you live in one certain part of Missouri, you can't count on the fact that the sound of thunder means there are storms nearby. One Missouri man shared video that proved this point by showing what it really was in the sky above him.

Remind me to never buy a house near an airport. An Illinois family was shocked when they heard a huge boom in their yard only to learn that it was an emergency slide that had fallen off of a huge airplane.

What's your worst nightmare when flying (other than crashing)? I've boarded many a plane in my life and the one scenario I've always dreaded is potentially flying through a tornado. There's a video that appears to show that nightmare in action as a plane flies through a twister in St. Louis.