Hidden Millennium Falcon visible via Google Earth

While searching for the studio where the new “Star Wars” movie is filming, a fan stumbled across the legendary Millennium Falcon on Google Earth.

Twitter user Andi Durrant tweeted his findings Wednesday. “Super nerd alert.. search Longcross Studios Surrey on google earth, scroll to the right into some farmland and you can find the Millennium Falcon hidden behind some shipping containers”

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On Thursday, a motion-capture specialist noted an incomplete Millennium Falcon can be seen in the Google Earth search for Pinewood Studios.

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