I live south of Fort Worth, in the Crowley/Burleson area. I had gotten up to get a drink and noticed through the window a bright light low to the horizon to the north. I figured it was probably an aircraft coming in to DFW, but it wasn't moving very fast if at all. I watched it hover for about 5 minutes when it flashed and then disappeared. There was other air traffic in the area which was easily identifiable as aircraft, moving and looking like planes should.

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the object seemed to be 10-15 miles away (best guess).  It was as bright if not brighter than Venus.  I did not notice any noise associated with this object.  As for size, it seemed from my perspective to be l arger than a star or planet , which is one the things that drew my attention.  I also saw a similar object last week in the western sky.  Same size, brightness, and after maybe 15 seconds of spotting it, it flashed and then went out like someone turning off a light switch.  The night sky around here is pretty dark; ideal for watching the stars and satellites.  

I just want to share my beautiful photos from a few days ago. Form your own opinion as to comparing to ufos or cloaking. Enjoy

For 2 nights this week, including tonight, my wife and I were sitting outside on our back porch looking at the sky when my wife noticed an object about the size of a large star moving north in a straight line across the sky. We looked at it each night with my binoculars and noted initially that it looked blurry. However, nothing else we observed was blurry. It was therefore not the binoculars; it was the object. It appeared to have a strange aura. Tonight I thought it looked like the top of a jellyfish--round, transparent--or perhaps the top of a parachute. It was not an aircraft or a bird or insect. It was not a balloon or plastic bag. It held a steady course, moving faster than such wind-blown objects. We could come up with no reasonable, logical, natural explanation for what we witnessed. It flew across the sky in a straight line with no sound or deviation of movement--just a strange fuzzy aura around it. It eventually flew out of view. I told my wife I would go online tonight and see if I could find anyone else who may have seen such an object. Sure enough, I did see a few online descriptions of "flying jellyfish." However, this object had no tentacles or appendages hanging beneath its basic round structure. With the binoculars, I got the impression that it may have had several seams radiating from its center toward the perimeter, like an umbrella. In fact, the round edge may have been more like an umbrella than a perfect circle. Strange to see this thing twice in one week. We were both left baffled and bewildered.