Spotted twice on Interstate 35

I was driving my semi northbound on I35 as I do Monday through Friday, and have been doing for the past 2.5 years. I spotted a very odd object making no noise with an unconventional appearing flight path. I am used to police helicopters taking radar from the sky, and I am well versed on military aircraft... This wasn't even close... it was waaaaaay too big, I mean, the bigger than almost anything I had ever seen airborne before. I shot a grainy video at night and sent it to KXXV channel 25 news and they never reported on it, I also called the McLennan County Sherrifs department and they chuckled and never got any further than that, then it happened again,  on December 13, at 8:08pm, same stretch of road, and this time my video was a lot better. I  am taking video on a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 but it is not picking up the lighting I am seeing of the underside of this craft. No wings, elliptical mass and no conventional shape of any particular sort, just something rigid and extremely large.
In the recent video, I capture it floating/flying away over distant tree tops, I climb into my truck and start driving North again as the object continued south/southeast. I see a light in the distance at a high rate of speed circle around in about a 4 or 5 mile radius, approach the Interstate, turn abruptly about 300 to 400 feet off the ground and hover... no noise, no down draft and no markings.

I paused it right when the fireball enters the screen from the left... I can see the movement from left to right and it hits the building then explodes. Maybe someone with better equipment and get a good shot or 2 of it and post.
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I think someone set fire to the plant to mark it as a target. There are reports of locals of a meteor or place crashing into the plant. It was a missile or I'm a fool. I'm still hoping someone can prove me wrong, but giving the reports from locals and the video it looks like we are at war. I bet the missile came from down south of the border. All I know is something hit that plant that caused it to go boom. - User ID 36874452

less than an hour and the pic is gone 404 - User ID 33891573

If you stop this right before the explosion and use your arrow key to progress forward, I see something come from the left and join into the fire...then bam! - User ID 25225980

The clear sign that it was a missile is the explosion that goes upwards not outwards! Explosions from ANFO go outwards from the base. NOT upwards and outwards. - User ID 38390444

Im not far from the accident in West Texas and thats what it was on our local news a gas station clerk was there watching it he said it was a small fire and the volunteer firefighters got called in first to help put out the fire he said he heard it got out of control they called 911 saying its going to explode and he watched it explode
No bomb No missile No Doom
Im 1 hour away from West Texas I would know we are so close we can smell the chemicals burning
Fertilizer itself is a bomb thats what was used by the OK bomber its highly explosive and thats why you see the big boom thats why the area was evacuated also there are open gas lines that were exposed in West thats were you got that flash of light from the news said they were concerned with all the open gas lines blowing up out there - Lovin It

3) Something like this happening is not completely out there for Texas. it's actually quite common, if not on this scale. It likely comes down to someone not doing their job and creating a safety issue. These plants are run in such a fashion that even one person not doing their job could cause the entire plant to just melt down, or explode in this case. -Rabbit806