@@martyheresniak5203 imagine the Southeast Asians Austronesians who sailed the vast pacific and inhabited the southeast asian islands and isolated pacific islands long before vikings and europeans sailed
So easy for whiners today to condemn the accomplishments of explorers of the past. I can tell you it must have taken balls the size of mountains to step up for those jobs. It would be like just heading out into space in a straight line with blind faith everything will be ok. Thinking you will find people and riches and be able to resupply somewhere.
Beautiful, mysterious, frightening, calming , vast, mountain ranges below, unexplored depth , unidentified creatures, all come into play when I watch this, such isolation
I would think a few hundred years ago before we raped the ocean of 90% of what was in it, there would be some whales and dolphins and swordfish and the like jumping out of the ocean and playing around.
That was wonderful Reminded me of 1967 when I was in the Army-- enroute on a old Navy transport ship to Vietnam…. 22 days on the Pacific Ocean. No land in sight for many days. I often stop at the railing smelling feeling and being in absolute awe of the ocean, and how big it is….
Thank you for this. I was on a transatlantic cruise 16 years ago and I could be found out on deck just pondering the immensity & beauty of the vast ocean before me. Screw the shows, the casino, the buffet, the people. This was enough for me. It’s mind boggling. Thank you again.
Imagine what it must have been like for people on the titanic knowing all the lifeboats were gone and the ship was really going down. 99% of the people still onboard died in minutes after jumping or going down with the ship. A couple actually survived despite being in the water for over 2 hours.
They were still bringing down the collapsible boats when she started going under. So there was still a little hope. Most of the people that died either died when they couldn't make it out or were sucked back in or died of exposure.
And with those open lifeboats nt the fully secured ones like today the passengers wld have been horrified rowing it in the middle of the ocean after all that catastrophe..
@@joeyhernandez7908 Don't know how u figured that but yeah. 46 actually. U know, in Islam, pondering the creation of GOD is as virtuous as years of worship. That's what u remanded me of in that clip... Peace!
@@rudewaanphillips9622 no disrespect bro 🙏🏽😂 May God bless you fr ! I just figured because of how you commented lol. It reminded me of something my dad would say haha
Absolutely beautiful. Makes you feel small and insignificant and yet the melancholy is romantic and inspiring. Makes you want to reflect and maybe write music or paint.
This is like the long part in SHUTTER ISLAND, that I think is remarkable, a long flow of time for the ocean to unfold and cascade into the caves of thought.
In Heaven the world when restored creation order there will be no oceans. I know... just beautiful land and also there will be cities in heaven... The ocean will be no more ...but I mean if you are heaven I don't think you will be missing it too much ..
@@Whereisyourheartnow you know, if people would quit propagating the insane notion of "heaven", maybe the Earth would be appreciated and respected more, they'd understand that it is what's real, the only plane of existence we are ever going to experience, you live and you die, you don't get to live again
@Kenneth Hinson agreed, we share such traits with only one other type of organism on this planet while everything else lives in an equilibrium, Ive always been confounded by this
I've tried to imagine what it was like being on Magellan's or Columbus' voyages. Or a Viking ship or the Mayflower. People of the past were so bold to brave the oceans, filled with a sense of adventure & trepidation - eager to find what awaits & uncertain if you'll return home to tell the tale. 😮🤯
...and that was at night. As the Titanic sank all of the lights would have gone out while it was still above water. Imagine the blackness coupled with screams and sobs.
@Neph ilim even scarier was there was no moon that particular night, and the water was so still it looked like glass. Imagine the only light from the ship goes out, all you can see is the shadowy silhouette of the ship sliding into the black glass of that vast ocean.
@@Kyle27ish I was actually genuinely curious. You seem to realize there isn't a good answer so you avoid the debate by engaging in ad hominin. You, if anyone, seemed triggered by the question.
@@scottythetrex5197 You should always consider a point of debate by flipping it on its' head. Why isn't the burden of proof evenly shared by both sides? Where is the evidence disputing a creator, other than unsubstantiated hypotheses built upon a consensus of pseudo-science?
@@stevejoshua9536 In all honesty, I was genuinely curious as to why the poster thought it was evidence for an Almighty. I was just asking, and of course the believers get triggered. Because they know how difficult it is to justify their faith. But really, I was just curious. Regarding the burden of proof, that's not how debating works. This is philosophy and law 101. The person making the claim must prove their case. So make your case. In your mind, what is the best evidence for the existence of God? Let's have a real discussion. No information/argument dumps. You make a point, and I'll respond. You're up.
@@aem870 I'm actually a musician. I also talk to people sometimes. Although I'll admit, conversations usually leave me a little flat. I just prefer "atmospheric", natural videos to be rather.. quiet. But you do you, for sure
Looking down into the water at night use to give me a strange scary feeling. We lost a man one night overboard, and never seen him again, I often think of him and his family. Off the aircraft carrier , USS America.
@@alexanderennis843 no but they discommisioned it and sunk it a few years ago. Check it out on TH-cam, they got videos of it going down. That was a sad day for a lot of guys.
The U.S.S America is the carrier that was going to send fighters to help the U.S.S Liberty under attack off the coast of Egypt by Israeli warplanes until Johnson ordered the Captain to recall the fighters.
Having been out there, while sailing on the QE2, brings back those good memories. The blueness of the ocean at that point is unlike anything you see anywhere else.
As a young Sailor aboard the USS Claude V Ricketts DDG-5 (a Destroyer) 1972-74, I loved being at Sea crossing the Atlantic to get to the Meditteraen Sea, aweinspiring!!
The monotone vastness of sameness and the scant variation makes the mind slowly become hypnotized, sedate and tame when at sea. At the same time, paradoxically, the sea is ever changing in its monotony, nothing being what it seems so it is better not to find oneself for too long at sea. It is hypnotizing, deceptive and potentially fatal.
Im the same way .. Hell I would never get on a boat fuck that ..im terrified of the ocean.. Shit im 2 hours away i think from Corpus Christi ..and just driving iver there n seeing the water makes me so scared lol I didn't realize so many people felt the way I do 😨...
I honestly feel the same way. You cannot fight against the Ocean and win. That being said, I am a captain and love fishing on the Ocean more than I fear it. But every time I go out on the Ocean I am scared and rather uptight even if outwardly nobody would be able to tell.
So beautiful and calming and the sound of the sea makes me want to sleep. I remember the depth of the waves and the white froth caused by the boat propellers when I went on a couple of cruisers.
I had a glimpse of the Atlantic ocean with thundering waves and unrelenting currents , this gave me a lifetime fear of the deep. I was just about 60 miles offshore imagine.
The scariest and most beautiful thing on our wonderful planet. Thanks to seeing Jaws when I was seven I don’t go in the ocean. I will enjoy it from a boat or from the beach. Some of nature’s most beautiful creatures live in the depths.
Stopping and going for a swim is awesome. I’ve only swam in 6000 feet of water, a friend of mine swam in 3 mile deep water. You’d think it’s the same but it’s in your head what’s under you. You’re so far out of your element.
After serving in the USN for 5 years I can tell you there is nothing more peaceful than being in the middle of the ocean with no land in sight. It was like nothing else existed and you would be surprised how free you felt in those moments.
This is the image that captivates me... I've thought about going into the military, particularly the Navy, despite many in my family being Army. It just seems to match my skills of geography, culture, etc. I may never know unless things really boil to a head with Russia/China soon and we get a world war or some kind of conflict. I feel like I could be a Marine and have a better time than being a Sailor, but who am I to know? I just don't like the idea of being locked below deck for days at a time, I need sunlight. The views of the ocean and its majesty are certainly what I'd hope to see though, and all my Navy research indicates that this is the major draw and image for recruiting Sailors. I think I could be a good Sailor. I've lived through so much world history in just over 25 years that I wouldn't be surprised if we had a major conflict like WWII where I'd get to serve.
I used to live on the Island of Puerto Rico. We never lived over 2 blocks from the Atlantic and it's power, it's energy and it's calmness were all very amazing to watch and hear or feel when we used to go swimming with the people of our neighborhood in Ocean Park, then hang out together on the beach when it got dark. I loved being able to hear the ocean and we never seemed to be far from it on that tiny island. The ocean was magnificent during hurricanes!
Cannot, will not, believe that there isn't some kind of monster Leviathan lurking somewhere out there, in that vast 97.8% unexplored regions of our oceans.
Yeah blue whales are 100 feet long almost, thats a leviathan if you ask me, could you imagine something that big swimming under you in the middle of the ocean, you would shit yourself even if they are technically harmless to humans
I'm very lucky to have been a deck hand in the annual ARC yacht race, las palmas to st Lucia. Therefore I spent two weeks, day & night, doing watches across the Atlantic. I can't put that experience into words. All I know is I am a very lucky person to have travelled and witness this world in such manner & fashion.
I had that fear too. I remember my first cruise and how I had to persuaded by family to go. Well I did and now have taken 17 cruises so far - and always a room with a balcony. Sitting on the balcony on a nice sunny day is just so relaxing and amazing as you watch the ripples and waves of the ocean. And yes, the water looks black, and nothing like the blue or turquoise colors you see near shorelines. At nights it's a bit scary as you look out into the blackness of the night, with the exception of when you see the lights of another cruise ship passing by, or the lights of some country way out in the distance.
This is what makes sea life so beautiful, the utter stillness of the oceans. There is no chaos of the world there. Everything is peaceful and perfect. Great is the Lord and his wisdom is unsearchable.....!!.
Imagine this is where the titanic has sunk and all the survivors in the lifeboats I would die of sheer panic hundreds of miles from land one of my greatest fears 😱
Could you imagine being in that water... if you pay attention its moving so incredibly fast and powerful but you would also be the tiniest spec. Imagine your head sticking out. The camera is probably 50-100 feet off the water level, so you would be sooo tiny.
I was on Two United States Submarines and under that water you see are a lot of men Working ,Sleeping,eating and watching movies.There are many people down there.
Thanks for helping me assemble the bomb, those historians still think it was an iceberg. And they think that the lack of life rafts was White star lines fault, but you and I cut them loose prior to the detonation.
@@highwaymaintainer not many huts in Leiden! Many Puritans did stay in Holland, and managed just fine. Engaged in business, followed their beliefs, and didn't need to steal/beg for Indians' corn. You can love your country w/o believing fairy-tales about perfect pilgrims :)
Charles Wilber, what language you use to describe such an awesome undertaking…. Imagine matching their courage with that of your own in acquiring a more descriptive vocabulary
Dude when you're at sea you're at sea. The middle of the Atlantic is no different from the middle of the Pacific. And the North Atlantic is actually far rougher than the vast majority of the Pacific.
I remember my Navy days out at sea. All you see is water. Sometimes on the horizon it looks like the clouds and the water touch each other. I was told by the navigator its 14.7 miles til the earth curves.
The first cruise I went on, I wasn't expecting the colour of the water, so deep dark blue. Having lived on the coast all my life, I don't know what I was expecting, had never thought about it, but was really shocked by the colour, made me realise, a lot of water underneath me! I tried not to think about it after that
The scary thing is, you see no single life out there, but you know the water is full of it
Hell yea nothing in sight.. Scary
The ocean is a desert with its life underground and the perfect disguise above. From a song
@Ben Hackett Yep, it was a great time to be young lol
@@1sydman1 Horse with no name. Btw, that’s a referral to haroin.
@@fayeking5066 I know and its heroin
It's more fascinating to watch when you realise these oceans have seen the past, all the wars,all the destruction,all the extinctions , all.
Exactly. It's mind-boggling how ancient this exact view is.
Yes. Even more: go back millions of years and the entire earth was nothing but ocean, predating all land mass.
Don't forget Noah's Ark sailed around the world a few times.
@@Amanda-hw3yg - Really?? Oh relax. It’s a friggen comment fool.
Never looked at it quite like that.
Imagine the people who sailed over the ocean in wooden boats back in the 16th and 17 centuries between Europe to the Americas. Quite a feat.
Imagine the Africans who sailed the currents in canoes to Brazil, the Caribbean, and Mexico in pre-Columbian times.
@@martyheresniak5203 imagine the Southeast Asians Austronesians who sailed the vast pacific and inhabited the southeast asian islands and isolated pacific islands long before vikings and europeans sailed
@@martyheresniak5203 There is no evidence that Africans ever conceived of an ocean-going craft, ever, in the history of Africa.
So easy for whiners today to condemn the accomplishments of explorers of the past.
I can tell you it must have taken balls the size of mountains to step up for those jobs.
It would be like just heading out into space in a straight line with blind faith everything will be ok.
Thinking you will find people and riches and be able to resupply somewhere.
With no weather forecast
Scary and beautiful
bro thats just scary
that is called "the sublime"
Thought so too
Nah it's scary as shit
Scary
Beautiful, mysterious, frightening, calming , vast, mountain ranges below, unexplored depth , unidentified creatures, all come into play when I watch this, such isolation
I agree. I believe that Leviathan is in there somewhere.
@@apostleericclark7603 how big is Leviathan?
@@apostleericclark7603 fake
ATLANTIS
Thank you so much. Videos of the middle of the ocean seem to be rare on youtube. Wish this was MUCH longer!
@@user-xg3dx7sy3h what do you mean by that...
@@user-xg3dx7sy3h Please no
@@user-xg3dx7sy3hI have gone blind from this
thats..what...SHE SAIDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
For all of us it means the East Coast USA!
One of the only views on Earth unchanged for millions of years
I would think a few hundred years ago before we raped the ocean of 90% of what was in it, there would be some whales and dolphins and swordfish and the like jumping out of the ocean and playing around.
@@markberryhill2715 no man they live nowhere near the surface. sometimes they come up for little waterbugs that are not so deep
you forgot the skies. lol
@@paige172 lmao, true
Actually thousands of years. We've been taught a lie! Science without observable evidence is just an assumed theory!
the ocean is so big and so deep, that the sea literally looks black because of it's depth
It looks black because it’s really called the Ethiopian sea (Ethiopian IS black)
Wow
Everything can fit in the Ocean.
No food,no shelter
We on a strange planet.
My biggest fear is to be stranded in the middle of the ocean.
Deep water scares the hell out of me.
Totally agree with the deep water stuff....
Same
Ditto
That was wonderful Reminded me of 1967 when I was in the Army-- enroute on a old Navy transport ship to Vietnam…. 22 days on the Pacific Ocean. No land in sight for many days. I often stop at the railing smelling feeling and being in absolute awe of the ocean, and how big it is….
Cool image!
Vietnam was a crime. Just like Iraq, Lybia, Germany,... list is endless
Thank you for this. I was on a transatlantic cruise 16 years ago and I could be found out on deck just pondering the immensity & beauty of the vast ocean before me. Screw the shows, the casino, the buffet, the people. This was enough for me. It’s mind boggling. Thank you again.
I agree
Imagine what it must have been like for people on the titanic knowing all the lifeboats were gone and the ship was really going down. 99% of the people still onboard died in minutes after jumping or going down with the ship. A couple actually survived despite being in the water for over 2 hours.
They were still bringing down the collapsible boats when she started going under. So there was still a little hope. Most of the people that died either died when they couldn't make it out or were sucked back in or died of exposure.
🌲🌊
And with those open lifeboats nt the fully secured ones like today the passengers wld have been horrified rowing it in the middle of the ocean after all that catastrophe..
Never thought I'd ever see someone just upload a vid like this. Just for everyone to see. Says a lot about the 'uploader'. Awesome. Thanks!
Lmao u gotta be old
@@joeyhernandez7908 Don't know how u figured that but yeah. 46 actually. U know, in Islam, pondering the creation of GOD is as virtuous as years of worship. That's what u remanded me of in that clip... Peace!
@@rudewaanphillips9622 no disrespect bro 🙏🏽😂 May God bless you fr ! I just figured because of how you commented lol. It reminded me of something my dad would say haha
That looks absolutely beautiful but also absolutely scary at the same time.
"Water water everywhere but not a drop to drink."
The Phoenix chapter line
Just like beautiful wife nearby can't fuck
What a coincidence just listened Rime of the Ancient Mariner today (the song).
@@emankcin1701 I love Iron Maiden.
Absolutely beautiful. Makes you feel small and insignificant and yet the melancholy is romantic and inspiring. Makes you want to reflect and maybe write music or paint.
This is like the long part in SHUTTER ISLAND, that I think is remarkable, a long flow of time for the ocean to unfold and cascade into the caves of thought.
Scary as Hell, but absolutely breathtaking at the same time. Created by God, and explored, feared, and adored by man.
and polluted by man, and raped (over-fished) by man
ocean is not fully explored yet only 5 percent of it is explored there are many secrets in these oceans unknown to mankind
In Heaven the world when restored creation order there will be no oceans. I know... just beautiful land and also there will be cities in heaven... The ocean will be no more ...but I mean if you are heaven I don't think you will be missing it too much ..
@@Whereisyourheartnow you know, if people would quit propagating the insane notion of "heaven", maybe the Earth would be appreciated and respected more, they'd understand that it is what's real, the only plane of existence we are ever going to experience, you live and you die, you don't get to live again
@Kenneth Hinson agreed, we share such traits with only one other type of organism on this planet while everything else lives in an equilibrium, Ive always been confounded by this
I'll die if I get stuck here, so scary it is.
Are you yoda?
I'm the opposite. This is where I would want to die. So peaceful.
Me too.
Notice how dark the water is. If you dive there, it would be pitch black
@Anthony Prieto it’s so deep
If you dive there, it would essentially have no bottom because it's so deep you could never reach it.
At least riddick will keep you company.
@@user-q8hylm90hg you would drown first, but if not you would be crushed by the pressure far before you reach the bottom
Have you ever been swimming in any ocean
Scary. I can’t imagine what being on the Titanic must have been like.
That was my first thought. Imagine floating around that full of icebergs. Adds even more creepiness to it.
I've tried to imagine what it was like being on Magellan's or Columbus' voyages. Or a Viking ship or the Mayflower.
People of the past were so bold to brave the oceans, filled with a sense of adventure & trepidation - eager to find what awaits & uncertain if you'll return home to tell the tale. 😮🤯
...and that was at night.
As the Titanic sank all of the lights would have gone out while it was still above water. Imagine the blackness coupled with screams and sobs.
@Neph ilim even scarier was there was no moon that particular night, and the water was so still it looked like glass. Imagine the only light from the ship goes out, all you can see is the shadowy silhouette of the ship sliding into the black glass of that vast ocean.
they should have renamed it the atlantic ocean the titanic ocean
Greatness of Our Creator can't be described with His Wisdom,Knowledge,and Understanding.this is amazing
What about it makes you think there is a Creator?
@@scottythetrex5197 damn it's so easy to trigger an atheist😂 You guys just can't seem to ignore the bait
@@Kyle27ish I was actually genuinely curious. You seem to realize there isn't a good answer so you avoid the debate by engaging in ad hominin. You, if anyone, seemed triggered by the question.
@@scottythetrex5197 You should always consider a point of debate by flipping it on its' head. Why isn't the burden of proof evenly shared by both sides? Where is the evidence disputing a creator, other than unsubstantiated hypotheses built upon a consensus of pseudo-science?
@@stevejoshua9536 In all honesty, I was genuinely curious as to why the poster thought it was evidence for an Almighty. I was just asking, and of course the believers get triggered. Because they know how difficult it is to justify their faith. But really, I was just curious. Regarding the burden of proof, that's not how debating works. This is philosophy and law 101. The person making the claim must prove their case. So make your case. In your mind, what is the best evidence for the existence of God? Let's have a real discussion. No information/argument dumps. You make a point, and I'll respond. You're up.
It's wonderful. No music. No disasters. No human voices. Thank you!
Amen ✝️☪️🕉️💚💚🌵🍈🥦🥥🥜🥥🦇🌙🕯️🔔🕯️🌙🥜🥜🥜🥜🥥🥥🥥🥥🥥🥥🥦🌵🌳💚🌾💣💣💣💣💣💣💣🦔🦔🦔🦔🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🦇🖤
Music and human voices are good. You might need psychological help if you think people’s voices are a problem.
@@aem870 I'm actually a musician. I also talk to people sometimes. Although I'll admit, conversations usually leave me a little flat. I just prefer "atmospheric", natural videos to be rather.. quiet. But you do you, for sure
Breathtakingly beautiful... I could have watched that for hours. Thank you for sharing. 🤗
Looking down into the water at night use to give me a strange scary feeling. We lost a man one night overboard, and never seen him again, I often think of him and his family. Off the aircraft carrier , USS America.
I was in the navy
Never heard of the America.
@@alexanderennis843 the USS AMERICA. CV 66. 😃 probably after your time. I was on board in 81.
@@dannykirby7425 87 - 92
Is it west coast ship?
@@alexanderennis843 no but they discommisioned it and sunk it a few years ago. Check it out on TH-cam, they got videos of it going down. That was a sad day for a lot of guys.
The U.S.S America is the carrier that was going to send fighters to help the U.S.S Liberty under attack off the coast of Egypt by Israeli warplanes until Johnson ordered the Captain to recall the fighters.
Having been out there, while sailing on the QE2, brings back those good memories. The blueness of the ocean at that point is unlike anything you see anywhere else.
Super cool! You sound like my baby sister. She loves cruise ships for the open ocean adventure.
I've been across the Pacific on a troop transport ship. It's incredible...
Which one I was on the monticello lsd 35 Pacific 1980s !
When i see Atlantic Ocean, remember titanic 😭😭😭😭
Yep it's sad
But mostly scary
When i see atlantic ocean i remember the Sinking of bismarck 😞😞
@Youssef Mohamed stfu
Remember… how old are you?
As a young Sailor aboard the USS Claude V Ricketts DDG-5 (a Destroyer) 1972-74, I loved being at Sea crossing the Atlantic to get to the Meditteraen Sea, aweinspiring!!
Coontz DDG40 and Blandy DD943 here brother. Aft engineroom. Loved every day of service and will never forget it.
The monotone vastness of sameness and the scant variation makes the mind slowly become hypnotized, sedate and tame when at sea. At the same time, paradoxically, the sea is ever changing in its monotony, nothing being what it seems so it is better not to find oneself for too long at sea. It is hypnotizing, deceptive and potentially fatal.
Imagine that is the last thing many sailors ever saw.
I love this video. No boats obscuring our line of sight, no distracting noises.. Just you and the sound of the depths.
Awe inspiring and fear inducing at the same time!
About an hour of that with a steady cam is what I need for relaxing.
I remember when I was in the NAVY there were times I would see a big bright full moon reflecting of the ocean . You talk about something beautiful .
nothing scares the shit outta me than the ocean
Im the same way .. Hell I would never get on a boat fuck that ..im terrified of the ocean.. Shit im 2 hours away i think from Corpus Christi ..and just driving iver there n seeing the water makes me so scared lol I didn't realize so many people felt the way I do 😨...
I honestly feel the same way. You cannot fight against the Ocean and win. That being said, I am a captain and love fishing on the Ocean more than I fear it. But every time I go out on the Ocean I am scared and rather uptight even if outwardly nobody would be able to tell.
@@cindytrejo7338 "Knock knock!"
Yeah I myself never wanted to learn to swim. Only water I’m around is the water I consume
Damn I can imagine it being hella scary if you're on a plane and the plane is about to crash in the middle of the ocean at night 😳
Right. I'd be sooo terrified true story.
See the Tom Hanks film Cast Away. Hanks is in a plane that crashes into the Pacific at night. That crash scene is sure to give anyone nightmares.
You would have to knock me out before that happened
Don't even think about such a thing...
So beautiful and calming and the sound of the sea makes me want to sleep. I remember the depth of the waves and the white froth caused by the boat propellers when I went on a couple of cruisers.
I went to the front of the ship during a gale. The decks were off limits. The waves crashing against the hull sounded like explosions!
I was a nine year old passenger on a
14.5 K ton ocean liner crossing the North Atlantic. We went through two gales. What a ride!
And yet it is merely the size of a tiny puddle in God's eyes
God Created all Things
The Brewery of all Storms she is. 🌬🌊🌊🌊🌊🌀🌪
I read this book called "the Bible". This God fellow was an asshole!
The world is a masterpiece
@@Cjga1114 indeed
This is probably my greatest fantasy; just coasting along in the middle of the ocean at sunset.
When I see North Atlantic Ocean, always remember Titanic 💧🌱
Same me also
I had a glimpse of the Atlantic ocean with thundering waves and unrelenting currents , this gave me a lifetime fear of the deep. I was just about 60 miles offshore imagine.
Yaa
why is this so calming
Never catch me out there... That can swallow your ass up... No way , but thanks for posting, remind me just how much I love dry land!!! Lol
Me too. We are landlubbers
The ocean bring calmness to me,the sound ,the vibes ,I can watch it for hours .
Beautiful & frightening!!! The open sea is beyond scary.
The scariest and most beautiful thing on our wonderful planet. Thanks to seeing Jaws when I was seven I don’t go in the ocean. I will enjoy it from a boat or from the beach. Some of nature’s most beautiful creatures live in the depths.
Stopping and going for a swim is awesome. I’ve only swam in 6000 feet of water, a friend of mine swam in 3 mile deep water.
You’d think it’s the same but it’s in your head what’s under you. You’re so far out of your element.
Fascinating but also Fearsome to be there among the menacing waves with neither the Shore nor a Soul in Sight !!
Nice video 👍👍
Imagine your boat stuck in the middle of the Atlantic?
I ain't gonna freak Out...
I'M JUST GONNA SUICIDE;
Theres a 25% chance you might survive and hit shore
Simply am stop imagine
With a Forensic Account 😳
At least you're only half way in .
After serving in the USN for 5 years I can tell you there is nothing more peaceful than being in the middle of the ocean with no land in sight. It was like nothing else existed and you would be surprised how free you felt in those moments.
This is the image that captivates me... I've thought about going into the military, particularly the Navy, despite many in my family being Army. It just seems to match my skills of geography, culture, etc. I may never know unless things really boil to a head with Russia/China soon and we get a world war or some kind of conflict. I feel like I could be a Marine and have a better time than being a Sailor, but who am I to know? I just don't like the idea of being locked below deck for days at a time, I need sunlight. The views of the ocean and its majesty are certainly what I'd hope to see though, and all my Navy research indicates that this is the major draw and image for recruiting Sailors. I think I could be a good Sailor. I've lived through so much world history in just over 25 years that I wouldn't be surprised if we had a major conflict like WWII where I'd get to serve.
I used to live on the Island of Puerto Rico. We never lived over 2 blocks from the Atlantic and it's power, it's energy and it's calmness were all very amazing to watch and hear or feel when we used to go swimming with the people of our neighborhood in Ocean Park, then hang out together on the beach when it got dark. I loved being able to hear the ocean and we never seemed to be far from it on that tiny island. The ocean was magnificent during hurricanes!
Been there, done that, got my own videos... Was a bucket list experience, no land closer than 1000 miles in any direction...
Cannot, will not, believe that there isn't some kind of monster Leviathan lurking somewhere out there, in that vast 97.8% unexplored regions of our oceans.
I was waiting for an UFO to come flying out of the water at the end. The only thing that could've made it better!
Totally agree. ❤️
Like a blue whale?
Yeah blue whales are 100 feet long almost, thats a leviathan if you ask me, could you imagine something that big swimming under you in the middle of the ocean, you would shit yourself even if they are technically harmless to humans
@@markberryhill2715 Yeah, an Unidentified Floating Object!
I'm very lucky to have been a deck hand in the annual ARC yacht race, las palmas to st Lucia. Therefore I spent two weeks, day & night, doing watches across the Atlantic.
I can't put that experience into words. All I know is I am a very lucky person to have travelled and witness this world in such manner & fashion.
My worst fear, just imagine being there in the middle of night alone, and even worst, with a storm- 💀💀💀
You wouldn't survive floating or swimming.
The water is too cold, the waves too big, and if you panicked you're done.
@@Hexnilium I know that's why it's so terrifying :c
At night tooo
@@BGambino1215 you might find rapture
I had that fear too. I remember my first cruise and how I had to persuaded by family to go. Well I did and now have taken 17 cruises so far - and always a room with a balcony. Sitting on the balcony on a nice sunny day is just so relaxing and amazing as you watch the ripples and waves of the ocean. And yes, the water looks black, and nothing like the blue or turquoise colors you see near shorelines. At nights it's a bit scary as you look out into the blackness of the night, with the exception of when you see the lights of another cruise ship passing by, or the lights of some country way out in the distance.
Ernest Hemingway once said The Ocean isn't so Beautiful. Wise words
Imagine the waters during a storm!
I don't have to imagine. Been there!
I seen it for real many times. Even had my home kissed by the Atlantic Ocean during Sandy.
@@tansman1 Wow, scary!
This is what makes sea life so beautiful, the utter stillness of the oceans. There is no chaos of the world there. Everything is peaceful and perfect. Great is the Lord and his wisdom is unsearchable.....!!.
That's sooooo beautiful and scary at the same time😍
thank you for sharing this prayers an blessings
So meditative...if you manage to put fear aside! 😀
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us. Safe travels. 😊💙🌎
I like the Atlantic ocean, it's scary and beautiful at the same time😭
It calms anyone down.. natural medicine
Imagine this is where the titanic has sunk and all the survivors in the lifeboats I would die of sheer panic hundreds of miles from land one of my greatest fears 😱
Agreed. The oceans are beautiful, but they are absolutely terrifying also. God only knows what lies in the depths of the Seas.
A 3 dimensional bedsheet over the textured ocean floor, home to life
my thalassaphobia is kicking in
Does everyone have that or is it just us?
This is actually the middle of Lake Superior. I recognize that spot.
I was thinking exactly the same, glad it’s not just me
Imagine, just imagine, if we could illuminate the entirety of the ocean with an EXTREMELY bright light source.
The sun
@@gallyturndrop5320If the light source was underneath the ocean, maybe. But without the radiation and heat.
It's soo vast!! Makes one feel small...love it!
Could you imagine being in that water... if you pay attention its moving so incredibly fast and powerful but you would also be the tiniest spec. Imagine your head sticking out. The camera is probably 50-100 feet off the water level, so you would be sooo tiny.
No it’s max 6-8 feet high
0:45 he is on ship idiot
@@muhammadhamza8358 why tf are you being rude??? It’s not the serious
@@johneansmith7811 sorry I just realised this comment I think I was having a bad day that time but I am usually not like this
@@muhammadhamza8358 Yes you are
That's beautiful scenery and how peaceful it is. So relaxing
Depth of ocean makes u feel so scary
Beautiful....from a country surrounded by Indian Ocean ...Sri Lanka ♥️
When I see Atlantic ocean I miss RMS TITANIC😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
the ocean is a desert with its life underground and a perfect disguise above
in the desert you can't remember your name
Imagine a boat damage and no land around for miles nothing but pure water gosh sailors are brave people
Just as scary daytime as night, people keep saying especially at night , the darkness isn’t the problem all that water and solitude is
Very beautiful
i love this...i wish the longer video you had uploaded had the raw audio of the ocean too.
Mid is scary but scenery is beautiful
What fucking scenery its the middle of the ocean
I was on Two United States Submarines and under that water you see are a lot of men Working ,Sleeping,eating and watching movies.There are many people down there.
Remembering RMS Titanic
109 years of Tragic
April 14 1912
April 14 2021
#RememberingTitanic
I sank the titanic
Me also
Thanks for helping me assemble the bomb, those historians still think it was an iceberg. And they think that the lack of life rafts was White star lines fault, but you and I cut them loose prior to the detonation.
Brilliant; it is itself, and just being is magnificent
Can you believe the pilgrims sailed across this shit on a wooden boat that was made in 1620? Fuck that
Their dumb asses could have stayed in Leiden :/
Brave people with intelligence while this other comment would be living in a hut eating leaves
@@highwaymaintainer not many huts in Leiden! Many Puritans did stay in Holland, and managed just fine. Engaged in business, followed their beliefs, and didn't need to steal/beg for Indians' corn. You can love your country w/o believing fairy-tales about perfect pilgrims :)
Charles Wilber, what language you use to describe such an awesome undertaking…. Imagine matching their courage with that of your own in acquiring a more descriptive vocabulary
It’s scary to imagine finding plane wrecks in the middle of the isolated ocean for me.
I scared of ocean just coz how deep dark secrets are there and much older!! Sharks big reason too!
Imagine falling into that without a life jacket
Allah hu akbar....
No
💩
Beautiful video and also relaxing.
It’s not a mountains.
It’s a wave.
An old seaman once told me that in the middle of the Atlantic ocean you are never more than 2 miles from land. Straight down..
As scary as this is, the Atlantic still ain't got nothing on the Mighty Pacific Ocean!!
Bigger, yes, but more pacified, peaceful, pacific. Or at least so named.
If you consider violent as mighty then no. Atlantic is much more "mighty"
Dude when you're at sea you're at sea. The middle of the Atlantic is no different from the middle of the Pacific. And the North Atlantic is actually far rougher than the vast majority of the Pacific.
@@scottythetrex5197 I stand corrected by you
Bruh they all are same 😐🗿
The scariest place to me yet the most beautiful.
at the true mercy of Poseidon
That was a good movie
praise be to our Lord !!!
Can't imagine whare is land from center of the ocean view
Niranjan T , Atlanta ocean. Between United States and portugal
@@johnrlecour we know but in that time that place of natural feel..
@@johnrlecour oh my god real
I remember my Navy days out at sea. All you see is water. Sometimes on the horizon it looks like the clouds and the water touch each other. I was told by the navigator its 14.7 miles til the earth curves.
Good lord my heart could'nt take it
The first cruise I went on, I wasn't expecting the colour of the water, so deep dark blue. Having lived on the coast all my life, I don't know what I was expecting, had never thought about it, but was really shocked by the colour, made me realise, a lot of water underneath me! I tried not to think about it after that