A Pennsylvania witness watched a slow moving object under 600 feet that silently crossed the sky with "four large, bright white lights and two blinking lights" on December 15, 2010, according to testimony from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database.
The object was first observed moving about 5 mph and was "about 200 yards up" in the sky.
The witness stated that the object was larger than a plane.
"There were four large, bright, white lights and two blinking lights - one blue, the other red," the witness stated. "It continued to move very slowly and silently across the sky and as it approached the highway it sped up effortlessly to around 50 mph or so."
No town name was mentioned in the public portion of the MUFON report, which was filed on December 20, 2010. No images or video were included with the report.
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Comment: It is clear that the camera was not mounted on a tripod as is claimed in the text. The cameraman reveals this at about 1:00 by saying: "Look at my screen, but don't touch me, look at my screen."
This video most probably doesn't show an authentic UFO but a regular star.
Most probably, the used video camera was set to a very long shutter speed (long exposure time in each frame). This is a common function of video cameras which allows for collecting more light while filming dark scenes. Compare the effect with this and this amateur video on youtube.
The "worms" that can be seen are then the result of tiny hand/camera movements which are integrated over time by the camera in each video frame. Because the video frames last very long -- about half a second in this example -- this allows for a lot of hand movement, hence the long "worms".
The main evidence for camera/hand movements can be seen in the first 5 seconds of the video, as well as from 5:12 to 5:15. You can see that in each consecutive video frame, the orange light on the left of the screen has the exact same 'wormlike' shape as the star he is zooming in.
The various colors are caused by chromatic abberation of the starlight caused by the atmosphere. This video illustrates this by means of the star Sirius.