The Millennial Falcon found under Google Maps radar



Disney is usually known for trying its best in keeping things on the down low, but not for one of Star Wars biggest props - the Millennium Falcon.

Google Maps was able to capture where they tried to hide the Millennium Falcon and it's showing that its surrounded by shipping containers. The application Google Maps is able to show satellite images of any addresses in the world.

Kevin Beaumont found the Falcon sitting at Longcross Studios, a film and TV production facility near London. Big films such as: "Thor: The Dark World," "Skyfall," and "Guardians of the Galaxy" have been filmed at The Longcross Studios.

The Millennium Falcon was probably hidden because of the upcoming movie of Star Wars: The Last Jedi coming in the theaters on December 15. The Millennium Falcon was also used on the movie "The Force Awakens" that was released December, 2015.

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