Very WEll-Done Video of Star-like Object Moving Over East Texas

• When: March 23rd, 2015
• Where: Somewhere in East Texas
• What: Blinking star-like light that moves, re-occurring sighting - great video

A couple of guys in East Texas have been seeing a blinking star-like object in the sky that... moves! for a while now. And they did a great job at capturing it on film, as they had a tripod in hand and even lit up surrounding trees to try to give some perspective.

Check out some video screenshots, a plea from the witness for help with this investigation, and watch part 1 of the video below:

Video screenshot 1: notice where light is (tripod is filming)

Video screenshot 2: notice how light moves (tripod filming)

Zoomed Out with perspective (trees lit up)

Choey Mil...
this is about video number 10. 
i'm tired of filming this thing.
I need a telescope with a video camera.
I can see it wonderfully with 60 x 90 binoculars, with all of the lights very clear , like a Christmas Tree. This video does not do it justice. At All.
i'm frustrated with this camera and my equipment limitations.
Mufon is not really giving me any answers or even more than an initial response.
its been in the South and in the East, and it is "something" that can be seen and photographed and videoed and explained...
I just dont have ANY input or help with this.

What the Heck IS IT ?
Why is it not all over the news?

Is it something simple?

If so then PLEASE someone tell me what the Heck I am seeing and filming.

If ya say swamp gas reflecting off of Venus...
i will laugh but then block ya  :)

Here's video part 2, which is longer and more detailed.

The witnesses suggest this might be the ISS but are surprised by its blinking, clear visibility in the night sky (apparently they knew folks who saw this in Louisiana too), and the fact that they have seen this object several times now, but from both the South and East!

Have you seen this too? Report your sighting.

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