Raw UFO Footage UFOs Hovering Over Water in Florida , page 6


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reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 09:27 AM by deadfox223
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ATS is about posting stuff that u find weird,cool ,or crazy and people give him feed back yall are just acting like the press out there to shut him up. I think it is good video i live by the water and i never see ships or boats have highbeam lights on unless going down a shipping canal


reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 09:49 AM by TerribleTeam2
Originally posted by gortex
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post by Human_Alien





It could be in the water. I don't think it is.

The problem for the video in my eyes is there are lights in the background that appear to be higher that the supposed hovering lights , making me believe the lights are on the waters surface ,or just above it on a boat , I see after looking around the web that night fishing is popular in Floria , my guess would be they are night fishing boats .


Exactly what I thought. At night, Trawlers use extremely bright lights to lure fish etc to the surface, and into their nets. And on the enlarged version of the video, you can see flashing lights either side of the lights, which to me look like Channel Markers. If people are wondering what a Channel Marker is, it is a green or red flashing light that indicates the channel in which it is safe for ships/watercraft to travel through, so they don't run aground.

And as for on of the lights disappearing, in certain swells, lights on the bow/stern of the vessel can "disappear" if they have gone into the trough of the swell. On larger watercraft, esp. trawlers with bright lights hanging low on the bow or stern, the light could disappear in the fashion I just stated, with the lights from the Bridge/Watch-house still being visible, if it is a larger trawler/vessel.

And that's my 2 cents.



reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 09:55 AM by Human_Alien
Originally posted by ColAngus
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post by Human_Alien



Can I ask you a legitimate question?

If a person were produced who could attest to that being nothing more than boat lights, would you concede you were wrong? I mean, even going so far as procuring the owner of the actual vessel to clearly state to you the truth?

Or would you find some reason to continue doubting the proof, i.e. he's a paid shill, or a liar, or whatever?

I ask because in my personal opinion, your head is so far down the rabbit hole that you will NEVER accept a mundane explanation, regardless of whether it's correct or not.




Sure I'd concede. If you can find the owners of these boats (looks like 3 of them) that were perhaps, tied off on one another, in the middle of the evening....I would absolutely concede. Not 'apologize' because after all, it's my opinion.

I don't see one iota of 'proof' that these are boats. Just like I don't see a shed of evidence these are hovering crafts either. All I am going on is the witness testimony of the person who filmed this.


So....based on that, I am going by his intonations, affect and overall mood while discussing this with his friend.
But here's MY assumption. I will 'assume' he's familiar with this particular body of water and knows where roughly where the water meets the horizon therefore I will assume he knows what's up and what's down.

Why is his expressed eyewitness opinion less valid than people on this forum? I don't get it.


reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 09:56 AM by TerribleTeam2
reply to post by deadfox223



At night, most Commercial Vessels, mainly the bigger Merchant Vessels like Bulk Carriers, Tankers, and Container Vessels "drive" what most call "dark", that being in the Wheelhouse (the section where Navigation, Steering, Map Charting etc), all the lights are off, except a small lamp over the Navigational Chart so the Watch Officer can actually Chart the vessels position on the Chart.

The only other lights that are on are the lights in the main walkways in the Bridge/Accomodation, and the Navigational Lights on the outside of the ship. Oh and in the Engine Room too, because the engine room is below decks and doesn't affect the crews vision on deck and in the Wheel house. Apart from that, the rest of the vessel runs "dark".


reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 10:08 AM by Human_Alien
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Ed Walters was only 'proven' to be a hoaxer by those who don't want to believe his stories.
That's how cut and dry this is
Same with Billy Meiers.

You see, most people don't form their own opinion rather ...they rely on what they read by third parties.
And those in these third parties are always split. There's a group who praises and cheers them on then there's a group that drags and smacks them down.

I've watched Ed Walters talk about his encounters. I've also spoken to the MUFON people involved.
This case was (for lack of a better word) tainted.

The 'smoking gun' if you will...is supposedly this model UFO that he LEFT in his attic when he sold his house.
I mean....it doesn't get any more 'smoking gun-ish' than that.

So we are to believe, this 'idiot' who was smart enough to garner ALL this attention for a year was DUMB enough to leave behind his UFO model?
Really?

He denies it. He said it was planted in his house to discredit him
I totally believe that.


So......Ed Walters has NOT been proven to be a liar. Far from it.
Besides, the Gulf is a hot spot for USO activity.
Other people prior and since have seen hundreds of UFO's and have filmed it. One was almost remarkably the same as Ed Walters. It's on YouTube. I'll see if I can find it and insert it.
Although it's off-topic a tad, it's not really seeing it's the same exact place.


reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 10:28 AM by Human_Alien
American optical physicist; Bruce MacCabee is noted to be one of the most skeptical UFO investigators this phenomena has.




And here is an independent investigators findings AFTER Ed Walters claims which look to be identical. But of course, people tried to discredit him as well.





All I can say firsthand is: alien crafts are real as are alien abductions.


reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 10:59 AM by Human_Alien
Originally posted by votan
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post by Human_Alien



Looks like a car...


It's one thing that a person might get confused with something on the water verses something in the sky but if these were cars (there's more than one object here) then this guy needs to put down his video camera and go straight to the Optometrist office!

I highly doubt he got confused with the sky verses some road but who knows


reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 11:03 AM by Human_Alien
Originally posted by TerribleTeam2
reply to
post by deadfox223



At night, most Commercial Vessels, mainly the bigger Merchant Vessels like Bulk Carriers, Tankers, and Container Vessels "drive" what most call "dark", that being in the Wheelhouse (the section where Navigation, Steering, Map Charting etc), all the lights are off, except a small lamp over the Navigational Chart so the Watch Officer can actually Chart the vessels position on the Chart.

The only other lights that are on are the lights in the main walkways in the Bridge/Accomodation, and the Navigational Lights on the outside of the ship. Oh and in the Engine Room too, because the engine room is below decks and doesn't affect the crews vision on deck and in the Wheel house. Apart from that, the rest of the vessel runs "dark".



Yeah bu, bu, but....then that means they'd have nothing to pin this on.

So let's rehearse and repeat after me: All boats trolling or anchored at night--- are brightly illuminated with lights. Always. And forever. With no exception

Okay?

But seriously, thank you for that information. Much appreciated


reply posted on 12-4-2012 @ 02:22 PM by Vasa Croe
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Originally posted by nimsu1987
it's an authentic boat. It's on the water, as others have said. You can even see the streetlights twinkling on the coast in the distance.



Please show me the motor. If not, the anchor. If not that then the bow. Show me a fishing pole. Show me a deck chair. Show me the stern. Show me a life preserver. Show me ANYTHING that will convince ME that these are boats.

In fact, show me the water!!!



To quote you...

But to segue into this a bit more on a personal level, I have absolutely positively seen (twice) these round objects hovering out in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, in the daylight.
I pointed it out to many people on the beach and every one saw it and no one could make sense of it.

So in summation, UFOs hovering over bodies of waters happen all the time. In fact, they even submerge themselves hence USOs.

Can boats, once in a while be mistaken for UFOs? Of course they can.
But NOT...I repeat, NOT in the daytime


Flip flop much? And as far as I can tell, this video is NOT in daylight so why are you even comparing? Your arguments get more and more ridiculous and wishy washy with each post. You can't even keep up with your own words or ideas (when you actually have one of your own and not regurgitating another's (3rd party again) video).

Without any evidence of anything of your own accord on any of your threads how can you expect anyone to come in and not tear your posts apart based on the fact that you yourself ONLY post third party YouTube videos and expect everyone/someone/anyone to take them seriously.
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