I don't know what these craft are but these videos have that authentic feel to them. Very interesting.

http://komonews.com/news/offbeat/man-sa ... an-antonio

Why do people add music to these videos? I hate society....

If conventional craft, atmospheric anomolies and other "normal phenomenon" is considered and ruled out, In this day and age drones are always my first guess as the technology is impressive and ubiquitous. After that it would be black op military craft (but you would have to wonder if it was military why they would fly their craft over densely-populated cities?) and finally...

Oh yeah baby...

Doesn't really make sense for an alien craft to have flashing strobe lights on the outside, as if seeking to comply with international air traffic control laws.

Black operation is certainly a viable possibility. Why would they be hanging out over a major metro area? Maybe they were engaged in a black operation there. Makes more sense to me than FAA compliant alien UFOs.

Strobe lights are one thing, but I don't recall seeing any FAA-regulated green and red navigation lighting in those videos. Not being argumentative, just thinking out loud.

In addition, if the man who took the video is to be believed, he said he was a former pilot for the Air Force whom if that is true, would easily recognize commercial and military light patterns on aircraft. Traditional "UFO" sightings (see: true Unidentified Flying Objects) report nontraditional light patterns and colors. Oddly timed strobing (super slow or super fast or both), multi-colored lights (rotating in a clockwise or counter clockwise pattern, or flashing randomly, changing size and intensity, etc)...

For me it would be the irregularity of light sizes and colors and arrangements that would get my attention.

I drive past this place to work several times a week.

Drones are popular in Texas. I have several friends that have them.

My thought is drones too but these at least appear to be much larger craft than your standard commercial drone...Interesting stuff.