reply to post by Paradigm2012
Old youtube videos that have been posted on ATS dozens of times?
This is you being light years ahead is it?
Seriously mate, let the adults talk ok?

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Paradigm2012
Old youtube videos that have been posted on ATS dozens of times?
This is you being light years ahead is it?
Seriously mate, let the adults talk ok?
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Paradigm2012
No supporting evidence?
You just read the title of the thread didn't you?
"OMG YACHT! NOOOOOO MUST DERAIL THREAD TO KEEP MY FANTASIES ALIVE!!"

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Paradigm2012
No supporting evidence?
You just read the title of the thread didn't you?
"OMG YACHT! NOOOOOO MUST DERAIL THREAD TO KEEP MY FANTASIES ALIVE!!"
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by fleabit
The same thing can be said for this being an alien craft, and is in fact my first reaction when I first heard about this case.
An object, filmed over several years has barely changed position?
To me that says it's always there, probably still is.
I've considered the fact that boats will inevitably move about, I'm just throwing out this theory, since it's new (to me at least).
Now, for my reasoning on why I believe the yacht theory could be plausible.
Most people who moor their boats offshore regularly will use the same mooring spot.
This is particularly the case if it's moored off from where they live.
So, this could be why it appears the same, because it is.
So what about the sporadic sightings? maybe this has to do with the position of the moon, wind direction etc.
In short, only when specific conditions are met will the boat reflect moonlight towards Kumbergaz beach.
I hope that all made sense?
Oh and because it doesn't bob, doesn't stop it from being a boat.
Originally posted by fleabit
If it doesn't bob, and it's on the ocean, something is wrong.
Here is a video of a moored boat probably in a bay protected by a breakwater (there is very little water movement).. on a dock. That "yacht" is not on a dock.
www.istockphoto.com...
Even that boat has discernible movement. The further out you go, the more movement you get. That certainly isn't in a bay protected by a bulkhead or anything else.
There are some spots in the video where they have a very steady camera. There is no movement I can tell from the object. EVER. You'd think you'd at least catch some movement from time to time. I find none.