[Omniscience]

I DO believe that this video was never edited. I don't have a camera on my cell phone, so I couldn't tell you what happened to it between when it left the phone and got to the internet, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't edited.

Now, I do NOT believe that these videos depict ET's firing beams to earth. I believe this was a glitch in the cell phone's camera. As you know, monitors (including cell phones) buffer from top-left to bottom-right (the same way we read English). The reason this is still most likely a glitch, even though the lines stop at the lights, is that when the buffer of a small phone, currently writing images from raw input, reaches the x pixel of the light, say, 5 pixels wide, it would continue on to write black pixels to the end of the screen. On the next row, after reaching the same few x pixels, the phone's rendering engine making an attempt at pixel interpolation of the sudden change between which and black (light and sky) because of image expansion could cause the rest of the y buffer for that range of x values to be "corrupted", if you will, and register some rgb exaguration of the light (explaining red/white color). Sorry to kill the buzz, but...I mean, this video was stickied and I felt it was a bit insignificant, if you know what I mean. You could just sum it all up by saying it's a "bad quality" glitch.

I DO, however, believe that these were UFO's. Pretty good video of them, at that.