I had just pulled in my driveway a couple of minutes to midnight & was talking on my cell phone when I noticed a bright orange light to the NE at approximately 15 degrees elevation. (Friend on phone was counting down last 30 seconds of 2015, so time should be exact within seconds) Light was orange & brighter than Venus at it's brightest. It appeared round, and I'd estimate it's angular size 4 to 6 minutes of angle. Figuring orange was a strange color for aircraft lights, I looked carefully for wing lights or strobe and could see neither. (From it's course, I should have been able to see a red wing light and the strobe.) I got excited & told my friend to stop counting down & look to the east--also hollered at neighbors to look, yelling & pointing; but it was midnight on New Years Eve and I don't think anyone was paying attention. Aircraft, Object, light, or whatever appeared to move in a straight line at constant elevation from NE to NNW and was in sight for I'd guess a minute or so before it disappeared behind trees. This was the 3rd time in the past 10 or 12 years I've seen a similar orange light over the Cape...the first 2 appeared stationary. (The obvious question, it being New Year's Eve is: "Was I drinking?" I'd had one jello shot an hour or so prior to driving home--that was it.) While I haven't flown myself for 10 or 15 years, I have several years experience as a trained air observer, but I'd prefer not to be identified publicly. The folks I work for take a dim view of on-duty UFO reports...I imagine they'd take an even dimmer view of me filing an off-duty report with anyone else. If you can't identify this thing by time & place, I'd be happy to talk PRIVATELY with an investigator--Your chief investigator knows me & can set it up. Sorry I didn't get any photos, but I'm pretty good with sketches, diagrams, maps & charts.