What is this moving in the night sky?

Originally posted by Lithops
I think we can safely rule out satellite. The exposure on the vid isn't enough to pick up any stars let alone a satellite.

The International Space Station (ISS) is much brighter than stars, and in fact is usually brighter than Venus. The only thing in the night sky brighter than the ISS is the Moon. Therefore, there are cases where a video camera can pick up the ISS without picking up any stars.

Here are some videos that shows passes of the ISS as seen from Earth. In each of these, I can see the ISS, but no stars:

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To be honest it looks exactly like a firefly. Not seeing anything too unusual here.

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I see flashing red and green lights, so it's likely a plane.
The plane is pretty high up so you wouldn't see any other lights, besides the red and green navigation lights.