Flying Ships Do Exist

[wolf63]

I can't get my head around how this happens but these photos are very good

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-56286719

[Mamyalynne]

I used to have a book of mirages, they are fascinating and make my tummy go funny.

[Karolina82]

In the film, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" there is a ship found in the desert. How did it get there?

[TonyV]

Cannot believe what I am seeing.

[Theland]

I can see the strings!

[lady-janine]

Lovely David has given an explanation. Saw this on the news last night. Lots of things happen in Falmouth.

[fender62]

illegal migrant camouflage

[emmie]

very strange, but mesmerising.

[ToraToraTora]

Yawn!

[woofgang]

its fata morgana. I have seen them in real life, somtimes the item is inverted..its actually a bit scarey. There was a thing on a QI repeat recently about the sun doing it at sunset.

[dannyk13]

Wonder if it had a cargo of pigs?

[fender62]

extraterrestrial craft disguised as a cargo ship, dads army now boys.

[ToraToraTora]

funny how it ignores the water! PMSL! I do sometimes wonder! PMSL!

[wolf63]

It looks impressive and it looks genuine from the photographs - then anything is possible.

[woofgang]

In the film, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" there is a ship found in the desert. How did it get there?

the film crew trucked it in :)

[lady-janine]

Genuine Wolf.

[pastafreak]

I just googled fata morgana. It's rather creepy, isn't it...seeing an object behaving in a way it shouldn't.

[wolf63]

I know that it is real (it's on the BBC) but it seems like something that I would see when hallucinating.

Not as exciting as a cat refusing to come down from the top of a train, but at least nobody is getting killed.

[bookbinder]

A ship of the desert doesn't have to be a camel:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2150764/Pictured-The-eerie-rusting-50-year-old-ghost-ships-reminder-desert-used-sea.html

[fiveleaves]

Superior mirage. Relatively common in Arctic regions but not in the UK