Not the type of “lights” you normally see me post about it, but I do comment on this.
Reminds me of the ISS…… 
Sweet! I wish I could see a UFO. I live between DC and Baltimore. Everything in my sky is helicopters and airplanes.
Although I have seen the strangely quiet black helicopters flying about!
Congratulations
In technical terms it is a UFO as we don’t know what it is, Id say its a meteor or maybe a missile of some sort? Something burning fuel and probably not jet propelled unless after burners are on.
I live in Houston. Going to be looking for this now. Lol
You and me both!
Its a drone. See them all the time, they look just like this, behave just like this. Somebody got a new.drone for Christmas 
UFOs are only UFOs until they’re identified!
Santa Claus must have dropped his Imalent MS18 while passing over head. He must be so upset !
Yeah, that’s it.
Interesting!
I’m not sure if I believe in UFO’s or not but my dad swore he saw some on multiple occasions (he was outside late at night a lot while puffing on a cigarette).
My brothers and I were standing around the trucks a couple weeks ago after deer hunting one evening when my younger brother looked up at the sky and was like “WTF…?”. Lights were perfectly spaced out and stretched from one end of the sky to the other. We were dumbfounded for a while and then agreed it must be the Air Force running a drill. Yeah… turns out it was Star Link satellites.
Yeh, Starlinks are all in a row like that.
The ISS is gold-colored and looks square/rectangular.
Iridium flares are nearly invisible at first, go bright bright bright, then dim to invisible again, all over the course of a few seconds when high in the sky, and glow brightly (but not as bright) for a longer time when near the horizon. And they always go roughly north/south.
There were a few “disco ball” satellites launched that are fairly dim but “pulse” regularly every few seconds as they change angle. Those you gotta know exactly when/where to look, as they’re somewhat dim. I only saw one of those like 2-3 times.
When waaaaaaay out in the sticks waiting for some meteor shower in winter (Leonids?), I saw a few sputniks that were only possible to see because there was so little light pollution that far out and so near the water. Also the first time ever I saw the Milky Way. Those were almost all north/south, too, as far as I recall.
Something eerie like in the flick? Drone…