https://youtu.be/iT9BtWCBbic This one is real. I've seen it myself on two occasions. Both times a couple hours after midnight , over the upper Midwest, looking east, about 20° above the horizon. The first show was on an azimuth of about 70° from over Eastern Nebraska. Then, a few days later, about 100° from roughly the same spot at about the same time. I observed them from an aircraft in the flight levels. The light appears for perhaps 5 seconds, moves typically in a straight line, and then disappeares. They appear and disappear slowly, as if they were a semi-polished mirror rotating in space and reflecting sun. The color is blueish. Sometimes two or three appear in a group. They don't all move in the same direction and some appear to turn slightly. The motion is certain since the relative position of two could be seen to change from horizontal to vertical against the horizon, and a backdrop of stars was bright enough to show motion. Something really is going on in space. These aren't satellites that pass quietly overhead like a drifting star. They kind-of do that. But they appear and disappear too, they're very bright, quite blue, and can turn.