I am sorry but after watching the guesses at what the object that flew across the screen was I can't even take any of these dolts serious anymore. Going back to when it was caught on film, Austin has either the IQ of a door knob or he is a horrible actor playing the overreacting, brain dead meathead. I mean when I watched that whole sequence I just watched with amazement at the stupidity taking place. I don't like to insult people but I mean come on. The second I saw it I could tell exactly what it was and that was either a bug that was close or a bird a little bit away. 

Then onto their guesses…I mean a satellite…are you kidding? Forget the fact that there was cloud cover but who has ever seen a satellite with their naked eye? And one that is traveling so fast that it comes in and out of the frame in about 1 second. If you were to sit there and think about how fast a satellite would have to travel to accomplish that it would be a ridiculous number. My mind has been officially blown, I can't imagine they can go any lower. They need to remove the phrase "a team of experts" immediatly. 

I am not saying no object can travel that fast, my point is a satellite would not travel that fast across the screen. I honestly didn't think you could see them with a naked eye. Did you see them at day or night?

Well my main point was to make a guess that it was a Satellite was just ridiculous considering there were about 4-5 factors that made that impossible.