UFO and MEDICAL EMERGENCY! What would you do? Sailing Vessel Delos Ep. 283

[@thefreshprinceofbuckingham6096]

Okay, Brian - I know you might not ever read this - but I just want to say this once and then move on. My Dad - to put it very mildly was not a good Dad, and I've put a lot of work in to not being like him. To do this I've needed examples of men that I admire, and the way you interact with the people in your life is completely and utterly inspiring. When I see you act well towards other humans, I have some sort of architecture of behaviour that I can embody and it helps me piece together a broader picture of competence, compassion and a full engagement with things around me. You're a good man Brian.

[@briantrautman7290]

Thanks so much for your kind words. Sending you many good vibes! Brian

[@larrysmiths1]

You are correct, he is, and so are you for recognizing all of this, do not sell yourself short!

[@gls9902]

Prince, I can empathize with you. Although my dad was not bad, he was himself an only child brought up in a very 1800's family. I feel sorry for him because I came to realize he had always done his best with what he knew, and he did not get much education about being a husband or father from his family. There were many things he had little comprehension about one of which was being a parent/father. When us kids decided in grade school to change how we address our parents, from mommy & daddy to mom & dad, I believe that is when dad phased out tucking us in bed at night, good-night kisses and 'I love you.' After that, closeness was different, we were treated like 'little men,' a subtle change I did not recognize until I was an adult. And when he died I grieved for the fact we could never have a close adult relationship. I agree with you Brian is a good example of a good father, husband, brother, friend. Another person that I think is a very good example of is a friend I did not see often, Steven Covey, but he shared his beliefs in a book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Unfortunately Steven died following complications of a bicycling accident. Through out his book he tells stories of his challenges as a parent and how he made mistakes like we all do. It is very inspiring and I read his book often.

[@GeoffreyHuber]

One never knows the impact their actions have on others. This is a nice comment to read.

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

agree! i wish i had a brian...(like brian) lol

[@laurenrigby7732]

I love how Brian explains everything very calmly to the little girl. He's a great dad!

[@pjayres]

Yes! And the nugget just soaks up the information, she gets excited and all expressive. I love it!

[@luthermaxey8927]

Patrick August lol l Moms P mm p mm Mom O poll poll pp loop lol p Pl lol lol you loo put Lap pool or p I’m pol Pop pop pop pol m

[@ignorthepain]

The baby has the best parents.

[@charonstyxferryman]

It's psychological trick that makes the patient relax, and it also makes the situation less stressful for the patient. Regards, a former firefighter.

[@nathanstoebe2507]

Guy should be a nurse

[@kdbmd]

As an ER doc who loves to follow Delos, I think Brian did an amazing job. Calm explanation, cleaning, good technique and patience. You coulda gone to medical school, but I’d rather be sailing.......

[@hakmanp.8702]

Waiting for the fan mail to say "Hey guys, was passing by the solar system and as other planes do we stopped around to say Hi. Love Little nugget. Good Sailing "

[@michaelsebastiane4454]

I'm always amazed at how capable Brian is in almost any situation. Cheers, mate.

[@alex0589]

It’s the calm. It’s the sailor’s equivalent of « the right stuff » for test pilots and astronauts.

[@oceanluvr1975]

I was thinking the exact thing :)

[@got2flynow]

It's about being the AUTHENTIC you and staying centered. When you are in the center, very few things in life can unhinge you.

[@perceptionascending439]

You're so right XD we should all try to handle things better

[@pmnmd62]

Great job with the wound care! You did great putting that kid at ease as well. I am an ED doc of 20+ years so I see all kinds of wounds. A few basic ideas for future use. Dermabond works best on flat areas that don’t flex at all. Think forehead. It also works best on clean cuts, not jagged ones. That said it will work for a little while to seal a wound and keep dirt out. But the main goal of closing a wound is to hold the edges together while it heals. Covering a wound with dermabond without pulling the edges completely together might even delay healing a little but I couldn’t see that close up well enough to say in this case. The body will close huge wounds given enough time and wound care, so that one would not necessarily have needed closing. Also closing traps bacteria and infection. I suspect it would have been fine with this one to just clean and dress with antibiotic ointment and let it heal up from the inside. That said, most people want a wound closed if possible so even though they often don’t need closure, people often ask me to do it anyway. So I sigh inwardly and stitch or glue them up. Cheers!

[@svdelos]

Thanks for the insight Paul! That is excellent information to keep in mind.... Fair winds and sending you much love from Delos to you! Brian, Kazza, and The Little Nugget

[@martinc9867]

yeah,i hurt myself a lot ,bleeding from small cuts and bruises.People who are present freak out( Americans more than others,dont know why).I let it bleed nicely,tell them the blood desinfects it already,no need to put anything or use bandaid etc.Never had any trouble.

[@lookingupforjesus]

I had to have a pilonidal cyst removed that I had left for far too long. I had an 8 inch wound up my backside that had to heal closed. Daily care and keeping clean made the difference. I have a huge scar, but no more cysts.

[@supersayinsauce1788]

How is this comment from a week ago

[@btesic]

@@supersayinsauce1788 Probably patrons early access. They upload video and allow only those with link to see it and share link with their patrons. After few days they change access rights to the video so it becomes public.

[@LeaperiteProductionsLLC]

I'm a surgical technologist of 14+ years and I gotta say that I'm impressed with how you cleaned the wound and made sure that you approximated the skin before applying the dermabond (of which we use in surgery). It was good that the wound wasn't too deep, otherwise suture would have been required. So great job! Your videos are an immense pleasure to watch and I only hope that some day I can sail the world like you wonderful folks do. Keep up the videos and God Bless your wonderful humanity and commitment to bringing smiles and happiness wherever you go!

[@hunterr1241]

Who else agrees, Cooking with Brian needs to be a more frequent segment of the channel?

[@alex0589]

The « cooking on passage » stuff is always absurd and funny

[@leoescobar4308]

Yup!

[@ninline2000]

Maybe its own channel.

[@got2flynow]

@@ninline2000 YAAASSSSS... COOKING ON PASSAGE channel!

[@AnodyneHipsterInfluencer]

💯👍👍

[@MrBlurbman]

WOW Guys, the little nugget is growing up so quickly and her little sunny personality is already shining through. It's a beautiful thing to behold!

[@robertbinnington2999]

Brian, your bedside manner and willingness to jump in and help others is something we must all emulate! Please keep doing more of the same and allowing others to understand how such a simple act of kindness can mean so much!

[@lorihutton4719]

I always wonder how you two stay so in tune being on a boat 24/7 together. I've never saw one ounce of tension between either of you not even an eye roll. Haha. He handed you that coke on ice and after all the years together she still replied thank you. I think to many people ( couple's) take each other for granted. If they lived your lifestyle they would be dependent upon on another for survival. Then the appreciation would maybe come back. I love how you two work together about every situation. Especially the Nugget. He is as hands on dad as you are mother. It so shows in your very happy daughter.I was 50 August 12 so I doubt it ever happens the child part at least but I'd love to have a relationship identical to yours and Brian's. It's a beautiful thing watching you two. Now for the light in the sky for the past months earth has been closest to 5 planets. Jupiter Mars are very visible to me. Some nights I need binoculars but the rings of Saturn some nights were visible. The other two names have left my memory and I may be confused on the names. I read so much space junk. I'm a giant nerd. Venus may have been another. Google could tell you better than I. I've so enjoyed this video and your precious daughter is growing. Her teeth are so cute. I wish you all 3 safe sailing. Helping that small girl also was such a good deed. You guys are the best. Until next time. One more question since the ufo came up. I've always wanted to ask,do you ever see strange fish or any sea life that is out of the ordinary? Bye now. See ya next video.

[@aprilbevis6109]

Thank you for helping the little girl..wow 51 years happy Anniversary

[@salty2k524]

Brian is so awesome, he knows how to literally do everything to fix any problem and is so kind!

[@ashhay2893]

I have to say Brian and Kaz are some special people and are so lucky to have found each other. Stay safe!

[@gmanwaseverywhere2104]

We are at 41 years and counting ... thank God. And I couldn't love my Jo any more. In fact, I'd have to say that I love my wife more now, more than ever! Every time I watch your videos, I am SO impressed by your little family. Amazing people. And I knew when Kazza was pregnant that your baby would be very special, but OH, what a beautiful child Nugget is. Love you guys.

[@robertlee8042]

Your daughter is so alive and curious and happy. What a blessing. What you are doing is in my distant past and it makes me so nostalgic. All my sons grew up knowing how to sail. I am so proud of that. So many skills and sensitivities and so much judgment goes into sailing safely and enjoyably.

[@davidc6510]

Another great episode of SV Delos. This one was relaxed and super chill with lots of good vibes and good times. Thanks for sharing!

[@svdelos]

Glad you enjoyed it David, and thanks for all the support! Sending much love- Brian, Kazza, and The Little Nugget

[@jasongrinnell1986]

Awesome video and Awesome family. I miss seeing Brady on board. I hope he’s doing well.

[@white.look.]

Вы замечательные люди! Спасибо вам за вашу историю жизни! За возможность наблюдать за вами с экрана монитора!

[@lindasmith7935]

You guys amaze me! My blood pressure goes down when I watch your videos. I don’t know if it’s the sound of Brian’s voice, the baking of bread and waffles, or the visuals of the ocean and sunsets 🌅, but I sure do thank you for all of it. Fair winds and following seas. Linda in N.C.

[@claricefoster1908]

You guys are awesome! Always willing to help others is a trait that many lack in today’s society.

[@thepositiveemotion9139]

Great to see you again for long sail journey. Love from India 🇮🇳 .I'm Palwinder Singh here

[@thomas7770]

Chak de phatte bro.

[@hippiehillape]

@@thomas7770 lol... I've used that line many times... never fails

[@strong002]

Thank you so much for just being awesome. Thank you for sharing your lives. Thank you for sharing the best of the world.

[@tkine97]

Those eyes on Nugget are sooooooooooo beautiful! What a pretty angel!

[@petermcgreevy6386]

Don't forget those Teeth....Cute as.......

[@tanyadupras4379]

Brian you have such a calming manner about you, and such a calming voice. It’s so heartwarming in this crazy world to be able to come into your little bubble every week and feel happiness and joy and calm and beauty. Thank you guys so much for taking me out of this crazy rat race every week. One day I’ll have my own boat and hopefully be able to feel the same way. Thank you family. Love from California ❤️

[@jjburns8762]

OMG, add Dr. to a long list of credentials for Cap't Bryan. On top of engineer, mechanic, sailor, discoverer, camera man, editor, producer, loving brother, husband, Father and ON & ON & ON. You are one gargantuan impressive human being. You are writing a wonderful piece of personal history for folks to enjoy and cherish for a very long time. Kazza & Sierra ( and many others ) are associated with human gold !

[@mikeratel1050]

From MacGyver to Mr. Mom! Excellent role playing Breeyawn, you never cease to impress. Fair winds to your beautiful family.

[@JarrodMcKitterick]

It looks like your video is flipped when pointing at the "UFO", but that is Orion to the left of your hand making the UFO the star Sirius. It is super bright and is known to shimmer different colors. This affect is caused by varying atmospheric densities.

[@bobway8914]

Interesting. I've seen that effect when I was in the Caribbean during my time in the USN back in the 80's. Always wondered what it was. Now I know! Thanx!

[@beisumino694]

... Yet why did Orion & Sirius, 'bouncing' as mentioned by Brian...? I'm stoked.

[@rogerstone3068]

@@beisumino694 I suspect because they were pretty low in the sky, so you're looking through a great thickness of atmosphere. Air pressure differences would be like invisible ripples in the air, causing the stars to seem to move about. That should have applied to all the stars in that area, though...

[@spider0804]

@@beisumino694 Go outside and stare at the night sky without giving your eye a frame of reference like a tree or a house, stare straight up for a good 5 minutes. Eventually whatever you are staring at will start bobbing around and moving in circles and snapping around. Your eyes naturally move all around all the time and your brain keeps everything good by using known objects as a frame of reference. When you lose the reference your brain does not know where your eyes are pointing exactly and that natural eye movement is not corrected.

[@oraclebjj]

Beisu Mino bouncing could be an optical illusion as they’re on water. Venus is also super bright and usually low on the horizon after confused as alien. If it ain’t zig zagging then nothing to look at here folks.

[@twoeagledrones]

At 2:40 in, I have never seen you happier Brian. Awesome dude!

[@thurstonxander]

you guys make me smile so much. I'm not a happy person, so thank you so much!

[@crappiexpress5633]

Good job Brian. It’s nice you were able to help someone in need. 👍

[@davidramsayiv]

makes me want to hook an LED to a Kite and freak people out.

[@thomasesr]

6 Color changing LEDs in parallel and a 18650 connected with 80ohms resistor in series with the LEDs. Can make a pretty good UFO on a kite.

[@I-0-0-I]

I put little LEDs on my tiny RC plane, freaks me out even though I'm the operator.

[@andyr3886]

Exactly what I thought it was!

[@chriswellstead776]

Great job with the first aid, back when I was in the Royal Navy I was the medic on-board a fishery protection ship called to help a Portuguese fisherman who had a bad toothache we were hundreds of miles away from port so with the dental kit a temporary filling was put in place, the reward a large bottle of Brandy and a bag of fish! Keep up the good work and keep safe.

[@mikebatterham4970]

I’m not an astrologer but my brother was a volcan he said when the moral on a space ship gets low they all get on there pissand get there disco ball fired. Up hope this. Was helpful

[@Hawaiian80882]

A Humble Servant....another excellent example for all to reflect upon....Mahalo's for sharing Brian, prayers to you and you're Ohana!

[@geezergamers7101]

Good job on the repair. A+ for the attention to irrigation and cleaning. People want to close the wound and get too focused on the repair and skimp on the irrigation. Sealing the wound with cyanoacrylate glue (Dermabond) is a bit risky because it seals the wound, and if not cleaned well you can seal in bacteria and foreign material. Also remember, petroleum products will dissolve it, typically someone puts an antibacterial ointment on the glue and ruins your repair, but gasoline, diesel grease, and petroleum jelly will as well. Good job Bri and Kazza. Saw you guys in Nap town a few months back but headed in opposite directions, same thing in Culebra two years ago. Gonna dinghy over one of these days. Cheers

[@HopeOfJoe]

Happy the wound was treatable !! Great job, Captain / Doctor Bryan !!! Loved the anniversary party. You guys just seem to make everything happen !!!

[@S.L-Sully]

Delos to the rescue!!! Smooth sailing and safe seas! And nugget is the cutest!!!⛵🌊💖💖💖

[@nmsspacedude1793]

This video had everything in it: Celebrating love; cooking skill; yacht steering while teething; running repairs (ice maker and fuel filter!); parental wisdom and bonding; and all topped off by Doc Brian demonstrating his best Bedside (Boatside?) Skills! Loved it!

[@juans3728]

That baby is already determined to take over the helm.

[@charonstyxferryman]

New sailors begin to train early now a days.

[@realulli]

Kids emulate their parents. If you let them, they'll start to like it.

[@alex0589]

Well, her full name is DELTA ECHO LIMA OSCAR SIERRA and she’s been steering since before she was born, what dya expect? aha ;)

[@unclebob6728]

Thank you Delos!

[@paulaverger4129]

Sierra looks like she is always smiling and happy. I believe that is a reflection of her parents being happy and smiling.

[@rickdaniel8478]

You guys ROCK ! Great video ! Cheers mates 😄

[@guiasafaribrasil8296]

We love your vídeos. Surprises me that Brian can fix almost everything but forgot to change the old rusty gas filter on the dingy., we do the most dificullt but take the easyer for granted. I know it´s dificullt to raise a child on a sailboat, but I believe it would be a lot easy if you give her a brother or sis, but if you do a.s.a.p., so they grow up together. Talk to others couples about that. Take care, we wish you all the best winds and sunny days. Malu & Marcos, from Brasil.

[@franksantos4680]

I think so ... lido nugget needs a play mate ... so they could say , it wasn’t me or he/she did it not me 🤣

[@eastwoodsamuel4]

You guys inspire me to live my life to the fullest and depict how there is a life apart from studies and job.

[@bivianocazares6919]

you guys are awesome

[@ianh2674]

Cool, calm and collected, well done Brian for your medical skills with the little one.

[@goin2green]

What an incredible way of life to bring up baby nug.

[@r0cketplumber]

Isn't she just the happiest baby? Either that or the Delos crew have remarkable editing skills, but I think it's the former.

[@tim8deb]

Great community. Always happy to help other is so rewarding. Happy wife happy life.

[@HugoHugunin]

The flashing light looks like Saturn. When it's close to horizon and passing through more atmosphere the light is broken into colors like a prism. I have seem that exact thing through my old refractor telescope. Once I got a reflector, it was less pronounced.

[@schwags1969]

Depending on where you are Saturn is very dim and you would need a telescope to see it properly. My 2 cents.

[@danieloliver20]

Maybe Jupiter, satellite or ET!

[@nixl3518]

@@schwags1969 Saturn is visible with the naked eye as it is right now! U have to know where to look but many apps solve that problem anymore. Right now Jupiter is the brightest light in the sky and to its left one can see a much dimmer Saturn, both for most of the night. Later, Mars shows up in the east. All visible even in cities where almost no stars make it thru the haze anymore!!! The moon is beginning to interfere with these observations as she grows brighter....

[@alex0589]

My first thought, jupiter too. Maybe that was probably another air force ship of some kind, spying on their favorite sailing channel aha

[@seanhaugen5258]

Planets light do not flicker when hitting the earths atmosphere.

[@philmarro1588]

Dr Brian. Perfectly handled. Your mellow way of being and total humanitarian is why your so loved by us all

[@BambaMaru]

Wow... I was writing in my book about those lights you saw in the Bahamas! It was in 2015 and we all saw it - I wrote carefully about and thought something btw US Air force or eventually UFO. Funny that you managed actually to film EXACTLY what is in my Book published in 2017 on Amazon "Weniger ist Meer". Now I wonder even more what it is as it seem to feel comfortable in this area 🤔😉

[@MSI2k]

Man, Brian, you are one capable, down to earth and absolutely charming fella. No wonder kaza latched on. Never change bro, world needs more of you.

[@robertadamsmetaldetecting6324]

Dang it. I want some waffles. Lol. Dr. Breeyawn to the rescue. Your giving/caring personality always shines.

[@PlainStraightShooter]

GO GO LITTLE NUGGET!! Looked like I missed the waffles, what a treat. What a great bunch out there. Good job helping out the little girl and family. Congrats to a great couple. Sail on my friends

[@scyz2807]

Let's see where do I start? At 2:43 I learned that Delos' anchor is more than two feet wide. : - ) As far as the lights in the sky, it would be necessary to know the day/date, location, time and which way you were looking in order to tell you if the lights were bright stars or planets, or if they shouldn't have been there at all. But I will say that stars "twinkle" and can appear to change color due to atmospheric distortion. You can download Stellarium for free. It is a program that can show you what the night sky should look like at your exact position. You can set it to be equal to your actual time also. However, on a sailboat, you'll have to plug in your latitude and longitude unless you are near a coastal city/port. It has lots of (world wide) locations already included in its data base. Oh, and it was really COOL Brian how you found and fixed the problem with the ice maker!

[@shaunmurphy8587]

Geosynchronous satellite. Altitude 20,000 mi. Appears to be "still" however we're all rotating 1 earth revolution per day.

[@kit2130]

I live out in the country so I can see the stars really well. There's always a few stars that look like they're flashing different colors & it's the same ones in the same place nightly. There's a reason for the appearance although I don't think the stars themselves are changing colors. I don't know the reason though lol

[@shaunmurphy8587]

@@kit2130 If "the same ones in the same place" are "out" before the true stars are out, then they're geosynchronous satellites. The changing colors (scintillation) is because you're seeing them through a big sideways slice of the atmosphere. If they're there every night, year round, they are not planets.

[@ngirardo86]

I love watching your videos. I follow many other people on KZbin but you guys are the only ones ill sit and get lost in watching and before I know it 2 hours has gone by. You guys live a reality that I think so many people would give anything to live. You also make it look so fun and easy and I know it isn't. Keep the videos coming and safe sailing!

[@Rickjmt]

I went to the where's Delos tracker yesterday and noticed you guys are off the Maine coast now. Hope you took great videos of your journey! Maybe you're going north to pick up Brady and blue? Hmm.

[@charlesfrenette2203]

Hi Richard, How do you do to track Delos ?..

[@Rickjmt]

Just go to Google and type "where's Delos ". There's several links.

[@Rickjmt]

The vesselfinder website is a little more up to date than the delos website.

[@SteveP-vm1uc]

Nice job, Doctor Brian!!

[@Realsovietholyman]

Sorry Im late , Amazing man, Super brave lil lass.

[@helenmurphree3434]

Lovely, What a refreshing change from all the bad news right now.

[@alex0589]

Captain is a born family nurse, must be weird to be the big boat with the big med kit but B rises to the occasion real well. Cheers

[@mackagerton4860]

Well done Delos crew 👏

[@davidsanderson1628]

Really like the music choices in this one!

[@nicksullivan8075]

Please keep on doing what youre doing. I like the evolution of Delos. At first i missed the team. but now i cant live without the fam.

[@quicksailsystembymarri8402]

Dear Couple, well and Sierra :). Thanks for your videos and... could I send you a request? 1 full hour with just Delos sailing by nigth with only waves sound could be my medicine to sleep. Think about it please and sorry if my english is not quite good enough or I have grammatical mistakes :/

[@svdelos]

Great suggestion! Like a Slow-TV Night Sailing :)

[@quicksailsystembymarri8402]

@@svdelos Exactly, thanks for teach me in my future project. :)

[@Sommers234]

Nice on the ice maker! Cleaning a thing corrects so many perceived problems it's crazy. Even those who don't feel they have mechanical talents can make progress just by taking a look and keeping things clean. Great job.

[@fannar378]

Watching from Iceland🇮🇸 dreaming of an adventure on a sailboat 🥰 Best regards.

[@Lanxe]

Fannar I was just watching Itchy Boots and dreaming of an adventure on Iceland 😄

[@Bushcaddy620MP]

The world needs to see this video and how we should work to take care of each other and not be judgmental. It’s always great to see your videos and how you live your life.

[@lancer525]

With regard to identifying things in the sky, I recommend that you download the free program "Stellarium". You can set your exact location, and then it will tell you what everything within your sight is. And as for Sierra... How ironic that you named a sailor baby after a mountain range. Plus, you're going to spend the next year and a half teaching her to walk and talk, and then the next twenty years after that to sit down and shut up....

[@dougmo]

Well done Bryan on Medical Treatment. You are a good man.

[@jasonmcgehee5915]

Yes the lower on the Horizon that stars get the more they twinkle different color due to refraction through our atmosphere. The brighter the star the more noticeable it is.

[@alex0589]

Jason McGehee youd especially notice it when you see an unobstructed horizon like at sea or on a mountain top, no?

[@marcvarner1]

You must be an astrologer!

[@jasonmcgehee5915]

marc varner nope a buddy of mine and myself were high one night. We saw this amazing twinkling light changing colors. My buddy swore up and down it was moving. I swore up and dow it wasn’t. So I downloaded a star app, coolest thing ever by the way. You can point your camera phone anywhere in the sky and it will tell you what stars are in the sky where the camera is pointing. That proved it was a star and this other cool thing called google told us why that star was twinkling so bright with different colors. This was in Uganda over Lake Victoria absolutely beautiful place.

[@robbylafont]

Dr Brian to the rescue....He's had lots of practice with Brady.....baracuda bite...etc.... I checked the price for Derma bond on Amazon.....that stuff is pretty high.... Good episode....can't wait for the passage to Chesapeake Bay! OH and the cruising community in the Bahamas is truly special....lots of like-minded people enjoying life... Thanks for documenting it for us all to see...

[@tinyfistm.2607]

I've seen Jupiter behave like that when it's low on the horizon. I see Sirius do that too just after it rises over the mountains to my south. But I couldn't tell you what you're seeing definitively without having been there and seeing the context.

[@kmtaylor88]

I am so impressed with Mr. Delos helping the little girl.

[@7AmericanMade]

Use the wound glue on the fuel pump leak! 😀

[@aneeshprasobhan]

someone commented earlier that petroleum products dissolve dermabond. btw, i know you're joking, im just saying.

[@Krystal_Hope]

You guys are like angel’s on earth, it doesn’t at all surprise me that you’re getting to spend this quarantine in heaven. Man, I’ve watched every single episode on this channel... I swear I think I can’t love these people more and then EVERY EPISODE I find that that just isn’t true. ❤️ I am so grateful to your family and I wish you all the blessings.

[@blakstar64]

It was a star. One of the ways that we astro-photographers gauge the seeing is how low on the horizon stars don't "shimmer". The lower toward the horizon that the stars are not shimmering, the better the seeing is. This means a stable atmosphere is present and great for photography. Since you had rain the next day (per editing of your video) the atmosphere was likely becoming unstable and causing your phenomenon. Also, stars are direct light and planets are reflected light. Reflected light does not shimmer thru the atmosphere. So they were definitely stars. Next time google online planisphere to help you identify what you are seeing.

[@sirbenedict6635]

How come it only happened to two specific stars?

[@bobway8914]

I saw the same thing during my Navy days. Thanx Delos for proving I'm not (totally) crazy!

[@bermieboy1]

I love the way your videos start in the Castle Harbour in Bermuda, cause I'm from Bermuda. Keep up the great videos and living the best life. Stay safe guys!!!

[@tinekejoldersma]

You're a great medic Brain, so sweet to the girl explaining what you did. Rule one, if a wound is open for more then an hour better no glue but stitches. Then a Tetanus injection is needed. I got no tip for a long marriage alas. Better go with the flow you've got at the moment. Hope it was Sirius twinkling, the dog star. Else you've seen a UFO indeed XD perhaps that app, Stellarium for info. Thanks for this lovely video.

[@fit2day239]

OMG, your daughter is adorable!!! She had me smiling at the monitor-- I needed that smile. Thank you.

[@ron343]

I envy you guys looks like fun with your little COVID free party stay safe!

[@robbylafont]

I like the sounds (musical snippets) added to the video mix in otherwise empty spaces....it reminds me of the initial charm of the early Delos videos.....very nice touch!

[@thedoradashi]

I was sitting with my friends the other night, smoking a joint... later that evening I ask everybody- guys, am I stoned? Or these bunch of stars shining green and red? End everybody looking up and like- yea we see it too.... laughing what a strong stuff we thought.... glad you guys captured it on video 🤣🤣

[@whitneylake2107]

Great episode. A little of everything. Thank you

[@TheM750]

I don't think I've seen it mentioned, but, how do you guys like those flexible faucets that Brady installed?

[@grahambrown8123]

Great vibes - what a lovely family you are

[@jerrymiller276]

My father worked for the US Weather Service back before it was NOAA in Norfolk, Va. One of his duties was to launch weather balloons to sound the atmosphere with small devices called radiosondes. One day back in the late '60s he and a buddy at the weather service strung a series of small water activated lights on one of the balloons and sent it up. Those lights took about 10 minutes to reach full brightness and would last about half an hour or so. They made the front page of the newspaper and also got chewed out by their bosses for all the UFO sightings that came pouring in. I think your UFO was likely Venus low enough on the horizon that atmospheric distortion caused the colors. On another theme: Cooking Channel announces "Cooking on Delos" a show for world cruisers and salty pirates.

[@grannygear1001]

You all are so blessed on your community. Here in states there is way too much partisan hate being promoted. I am so thankful for a few kind neighbors!

[@quantumac]

If your UFO is just sitting there in the sky and moving roughly along with the stars, then it's probably a star or a planet. If it's moving slowly, it could be a plane or a balloon. If it moves crazy fast and bounces between points in the sky, alternately stopping and instantly accelerating, making impossible 90 degree turns at speed and the like, then you might have a "tic-tac" on your hands, and not even the US Navy knows what those things are. Well, at least not publicly. ;-)

[@JBWALTON57]

just a question, why would a "spacecraft" capable of interstellar travel need to have navigational lights? thanks in advance for your consideration

[@gm5957]

Jim Walton maybe not navigational lights. Maybe have something to do with however their propulsion works. Maybe interaction with gravity make light in some way. Like you it would never be navigational lights on interstellar craft

[@gm5957]

Like you I agree is what meant sorry for typos

[@dustinburgess2246]

It could have been the SpaceX starlink satellites.

[@thomasesr]

A tic-tac in your hands? Are you talking about hallucinogen drugs?

[@richardweil854]

Little Nugget so cute ! his smile is irresistible ...

[@TheHawkeye1432]

Damn if I can remember who is doing it but there are ballons that are being launched to help cell phone service and they can actually be manuvered and steered using the winds at different altitudes and stay up for months at a time, there is a web site that you can track aircraft around the world and these ballons are on it.

[@loriwall3844]

Project Loon

[@brucecampbell7266]

It is great to see Nugget in the middle of everything. Having had 3 daughters and now a grand-daughter it is a great example for others to see how a family should be. Keep it up and stay safe. God bless you.

[@patrickward7671]

That's why they call him captain much love from DETROIT

[@texaspride3557]

I really love and enjoy your channel. It is so refreshing to be apart of this family adventure virtual , it would be great to be there live. The People you meet it has to be amazing all walks of life the memories and stories to be told absolutely priceless. God Bless safe sailing. Stay amazing🇨🇱🇺🇸🇨🇱🇺🇸🌞🐠🐋🐬🚤

[@380Scania]

Good job Brian taking care of the little girl. Such a gent. Nugget is crazy! The helm is hers now. Hold me whilst I steer grown up hooman😂. Pigs in blankets in the UK is chipolattas wrapped in bacon and my god they are delicious. You made mini sausage rolls. Everyone is going to be on such a downer when all the quarantine family dismantle the boat club and sail off into the sunset but you will see them again. Love from Greg in the UK

[@nealf1709]

Great job Dr Breeyawn! I mean Chef Breeyawn, or Engineer Breeyawn..... this guy can do ANYTHING!! Great episode and so cool seeing nugget getting bigger everyday! “Enjoy every day”, definitely advice to live by.

[@John-hw3ds]

HAHA...Sierra drinking from the bottle! Im pretty sure I have seen Brady drinking like that! Hope you all are happy healthy and doing well!

[@sominathwagh9136]

Sir... You both are sooo sweet couple.. And yes you are living actual life.. I am seeing your every video from last 1 week... Your living life given me 1 more dream Thanks a lot.. Love you

[@XazZazum]

The UFO might have been Jupiter and Saturn, with Jupiter being the brighter one.

[@erokbrewmeister9231]

Brain has old school manners, help others, open doors for ladies, patch wounds of the injured LOL ! Good work my man, love this channel ! Cheers !