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Thanks to Google Maps It's Impossible to Hide the Millennium Falcon

It's a little unsettling how effective modern technology is at finding things that are supposed to be kept secret. 

Luckily, in this case, it's the harmless discovery that the Millennium Falcon, used in the upcoming Star Wars film, has been hidden behind some shipping containers on a golf course. 

We can't help but feel that the discovery of the spacecraft is eerily reminiscent of the scouting methods used in WWII before bombing raids of airfields. 

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