Well I don’t generally talk about this kind of stuff, however that looks eerily similar to something that I saw while traveling to a relatives house for Christmas last year.

We were heading across the state from I-75 to I-95, and going through all those little towns with the well known speed traps that AAA warns about on their trip-tics. The time was about 21:00 to 23:00 at night, so it was quite dark out. Over the tree tops I saw what appeared to be four bright bluish lights, which at first glance I attributed to some small town having put up a Christmas star on a radio antenna. The lights at first where in a prefect diamond or cross shape; however, after a few minutes the middle two lights started to change position and get closer together like the ones in the video did. At that point, I pointed them out to my relative who was driving the car so she would see them as well.

Now, to me as an ex-aviation guy who can identify most aircraft by type based on their lighting pattern, these did not look like anything I had ever seen before. The coloration of the lights was different, they had a distinct blue hue to them, they were exceptionally bright, and if it were one aircraft it would have had to gone from flying level to a 90 degree bank angle for the center lights to change position like they did. It also had to be fairly large based on the light spacing or multiple aircraft in formation (in other words if it had been a single aircraft, for the lights to be that spaced out it was going to land on our car, and there was not going to be any missing the point that it was an aircraft). There were no strobes, no nav lights, and no rotating beacons. The only thing that I could possibly attribute it to was a flight of fighter planes in formation. The only problem with them being fighters is that they do not normally fly with their nose gear down and their front landing light on until minutes before they are getting ready to land.

We watched them fly as best we could between the trees that we were passing, and by the time I completely lost sight of them they appeared as one long bright yellow streak of light, low on the horizon. If anyone has ever seen the shuttle launch at night, how it turns into a yellow streak of light after the boosters detach, that is basically what this looked like right before we totally lost sight of them.

My relative and myself joked about us having seen a UFO, and I attributed it to possibly being fighter planes, but IMHO they did not look like any fighters I had seen flying at night before. We used to get lots of F-16 and the Astronauts T-38’s doing touch-and-goes at the airport, both day and night.

Other then the one light being brighter then the other three, and the yellowish coloration as opposed to blue, I would say that appeared to be the exact same thing that we observed.