I’ve been watching your videos the past few days as I go to bed but this one in particular is very interesting to me. I saw your other comment talking about how watching the galleon from the cockpit of the spaceship was meant to convey a sense of wonder, and that you have accomplished in spades. I’m not normally the most imaginative person but as soon as I saw this thumbnail my mind was flooded with the concepts and sensations of being in an escape pod or something crash landing into the ocean only to rise up and gently bob just below the surface. The waves rocking the inhabitant to a reluctant sleep. The inspiration I gained from this video could easily fill a short story about a sleepy interstellar/temporal traveler. Sorry about the essay or if this is weird but I felt I should let you should know you got cool ideas that impact others
Looks like Captain Jack Sparrow borrowed Doc Browns Delorean went back into the future and came back in this watery vessel. Actually surprised they didn't make a Back To The Future in pirate times 🏴☠️
Haha, that's actually a fascinating idea! It looks like a combination of Jack Sparrow's world and Back To The Future. Who knows, maybe in the future, we'll see a pirate version of Doc and Marty! 😄
am i the ONLY one who wants to know?? WHY? why are watching... a galleon? [or other such type of ship] on the verge of capsizing , from a spaceship cockpit??
I appreciate your curiosity! The juxtaposition of observing a traditional ship, like a galleon, on the verge of capsizing from a spaceship cockpit offers a unique and intriguing perspective. It's a creative exploration that aims to blend different elements and evoke a sense of wonder. Sometimes, the beauty lies in the unexpected and the imaginative journey it takes us on. What are your thoughts on this perspective?
@@JourneyTunes honestly? a little worried... as relaxing as the video was [it helped me fall asleep quite quickly] a large part of my mind was wondering if the space ship caused it's current situation. [be it by landing in the water.] , or if they were helping to save the ship's crew from the storming , churning sea!! then yet another thought struck me... there were no lights...even in a storm like that there should at least be lanterns , be it on hooks or below deck...the sails are torn to bits and despite the raging storm the ship has hardly moved [save for being tossed up an down by the waves]. mayhaps no "LIVING" being is abord that ship...but who says nothing...ELSE... is?
The sound of falling rain is very nice, I like this genre, God bless those who are lonely
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I feel like I'm in MYST when I watch this. 💜
I’ve been watching your videos the past few days as I go to bed but this one in particular is very interesting to me. I saw your other comment talking about how watching the galleon from the cockpit of the spaceship was meant to convey a sense of wonder, and that you have accomplished in spades. I’m not normally the most imaginative person but as soon as I saw this thumbnail my mind was flooded with the concepts and sensations of being in an escape pod or something crash landing into the ocean only to rise up and gently bob just below the surface. The waves rocking the inhabitant to a reluctant sleep. The inspiration I gained from this video could easily fill a short story about a sleepy interstellar/temporal traveler. Sorry about the essay or if this is weird but I felt I should let you should know you got cool ideas that impact others
Really thank you for your comments. I really appreciate everyone's opinions💓
friend, I am very afraid of the sea and I no longer relax but worry 😅😢
And you should be too , As The Kraken and Giant Squid are just right below you , keep an eye on your radar !!!
Don't worry, the sea is only 15000 feet deep at this point
I imagine those on the old wooden ship have noticed the spaceship floating next to them by now.
So good
Eu tava la
Some futuristic submarine hunting medieval pirate ships. Seems legit
kek
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Looks like Captain Jack Sparrow borrowed Doc Browns Delorean went back into the future and came back in this watery vessel. Actually surprised they didn't make a Back To The Future in pirate times 🏴☠️
Haha, that's actually a fascinating idea! It looks like a combination of Jack Sparrow's world and Back To The Future. Who knows, maybe in the future, we'll see a pirate version of Doc and Marty! 😄
am i the ONLY one who wants to know?? WHY? why are watching... a galleon? [or other such type of ship] on the verge of capsizing , from a spaceship cockpit??
I appreciate your curiosity! The juxtaposition of observing a traditional ship, like a galleon, on the verge of capsizing from a spaceship cockpit offers a unique and intriguing perspective. It's a creative exploration that aims to blend different elements and evoke a sense of wonder. Sometimes, the beauty lies in the unexpected and the imaginative journey it takes us on. What are your thoughts on this perspective?
@@JourneyTunes honestly? a little worried... as relaxing as the video was [it helped me fall asleep quite quickly] a large part of my mind was wondering if the space ship caused it's current situation. [be it by landing in the water.] , or if they were helping to save the ship's crew from the storming , churning sea!! then yet another thought struck me... there were no lights...even in a storm like that there should at least be lanterns , be it on hooks or below deck...the sails are torn to bits and despite the raging storm the ship has hardly moved [save for being tossed up an down by the waves]. mayhaps no "LIVING" being is abord that ship...but who says nothing...ELSE... is?
Ok chat gpt 😂
This has more likes than views. Odd.
POV from the Nautilus's cockpit