I went out to view and photograph the super moon visible on the night of january 2, 2018 in eastern pennsylvania. i noticed an unusual, rapidly pulsating star to the lower right of the moon, in the south west portion of the sky. this was not a plane or a satellite. it remained very bright and maintained it's position in the sky for hours. it was in the vicinity of the constellation canis minor. i used an amateur meade telescope to get a better look at here. through a strong lens, it appeared to be a disk of rapidly rotating lights that flashed as well. these lights constantly changed color. there was a dark void in the center, though at times i noticed some specks of light in the center. i recorded a video, using an iphone against the eye piece in my telescope. i also took numerous stills from the video as the video shifts due to an unstable tripod. i will attach all of the content below. hopefully you can offer an explanation? thank you!

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