What On Earth was at Souther California Logistics Airport?

So, in my usual roaming of the internet, I stumbled across something that might be of interest in a Stackexchange post from several weeks ago. A user posted a picture and associated report of a very strange aircraft spotted at Southern California Logistics Airport, near San Bernardino.



According to the post, whatever it is is apparently powered by a pusher prop, with a conventional tail, flat cockpit windows (if indeed it's manned at all), and an odd bullet-shaped nose and fuselage. Some theories put forward were movie prop, some kind of mockup or some kind of test aircraft, but no explanation has been forthcoming. Any ideas on this, ATS aviation gurus?

a reply to: ShadeWolf

Already posted. Some concept aircraft I believe

Airplanes are supposed to look cool.

That doesn't.

Airplanes are supposed to look cool.

That doesn't.

nvm

That's Kyogre

originally posted by: Phage
Airplanes are supposed to look cool.

That doesn't.

Are they?

originally posted by: Phage
Airplanes are supposed to look cool.

That doesn't.

Are they?

a reply to: Phage

no - airplanes are supposed to fly - does that one ?

a reply to: ShadeWolf

Looks like a drone at the Amazon warehouse,they are in the airport,have seen a few odd things hovering in sky around here

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Already posted

That's Morks pod from the 80s!

a reply to: blackbird9393

Aw geez, how'd I miss that? I even looked over the recent posts in this forum.

Go ahead and lock this if you see it, mods, my bad.