whats even more terrifying is that the vast size of space makes everything you know and do seem worthless in the long run. it completely ruins your sense of purpose because you know that the stuff you do today will never reverberate across the universe by a long shot. nothing matters
@BlueHourVisions22 сағат бұрын
the day my megalophobia started was when i was shown a video of "what if [insert planet name here] replaced our moon?" the video was being played on a large projector screen in my hs astronomy class and i never looked at the moon the same way again,.
@pechi6801Күн бұрын
awful video lol
@AveryMcLaughlin-dt8viКүн бұрын
26:45 looks like every dipication of nerons in a brain.
@wolf.eye._-Күн бұрын
When I was a kid, I used to wonder or imagine what it would be like if there were these planet or even star sized creatures that could live in space. Not like aliens from other worlds, but enormous creatures in space itself that feed from the energy of gas giants or stars and "swim" through the void like blue whales in our ocean's depths. Then I saw that one episode of StarTrek: The Next Generation where there was something just like that except it was feeding off the energy of The Enterprise. And then years later I also saw that video of what looked like this enormous pod (much bigger than Earth), with some sort of tail or limb or what have you that appeared to be drawing plasma from our sun and then disappeared. It made me think of the creatures I used to envision and that episode of S.T.N.G. and then I wondered just what sort of information Gene Roddenberry was privy to.
@fruitchewx127Күн бұрын
I think you'd like the album 01011001 by Ayreon. It's about an ocean planet populated by a race of godlike immortal cyborgs
@elmosanchezКүн бұрын
Noted
@sohomchatterjeeКүн бұрын
10:56
@ralboraggins9564Күн бұрын
you haven't learned to love the distance, that we are only somewhat safe because of these immense distances. you should not fear the large numbers, you should appreciate that somehow we are hidden from the malevolent intelligences in the cosmos and we have some defenders(jupiter, saturn) in our solar system that are big enough to help divert extra-terrestrial objects(asteroids etc)
@raptorblue193Күн бұрын
The sangheili at the end was an unnecessary jumpscare
@SpooN12344321Күн бұрын
sadly kids nowadays will never experience a good COD game like it used and meant to be back in the days
@Igloomemes2 күн бұрын
My guy here spoiled 4 games in 1 minute
@SpinoRexy7332 күн бұрын
2:28 to 2:58 Yeah it'd be horrible but we'd also all get the most unique death any of us have ever experienced. We'd be the first and most likely last living things to be destroyed by a gas giant such as Jupiter in all of the Universe's history for all we know. Though whatever would send us on that collision course with Jupiter in the first place would most likely kill us all before we even make it to Jupiter.
@Mammoth18483 күн бұрын
It’s scary but I wouldn’t say it’s a reasonable phobia, like you’d never even see space anyway
@DtownBlade3133 күн бұрын
i have been playing since cod vanilla but cod 2 is The best skill based fps in the series and probably in general . Fire ass story mode and Goated multiplayer no extra BS Like perks no attachments just a main weapon and a pistol with 2 nades .Dedicated Servers Great Hitbox Registry Maps and PUNKBUSTER nothing better then seeing someone get there CD KEY banned in the middle of match by punkbuster . 1v1 Wawa lol
@TonySpike3 күн бұрын
But ...how do we know it has sideways falling glass rain? Thats the only thing that bugs me about exoplanets, they sound made up
@Hawkeye11284 күн бұрын
space is a hell of nothing but it isnt nothing Outside of the Universe again a ball Outside of the universe is nothing maybe other universes and what if theres a space in a space space in a space
@rojoajax44414 күн бұрын
What an awesome video. Really well put together. I hope you enjoyed making it
@Kdkreig4 күн бұрын
I came into this video wanting information, left with an existential crisis. Thank you
@BudgiePanic5 күн бұрын
9:02 We know that the Halo games on xbox have literally tens of thousands of lines of audio dialog from developer interviews, so I wouldn't be surprised if this was true
@JenFromCa845 күн бұрын
Well, at least if earth ends, it will be quick.
@BudgiePanic5 күн бұрын
17:50 missed a great opportunity to play the COD WW2 train cut-scene to highlight how ridiculous it is
@Tomdog836 күн бұрын
Great video, If you can even slightly conceive of the scale and extremes in our Universe, local or otherwise, it is terrifying.
@QuetzdoesArt6 күн бұрын
What's the ambience sound on the first part of the vid?
@MozzarellaWizard6 күн бұрын
Aaaawubadugh
@riropower7 күн бұрын
Either space was never supposed to have life or the whole purpose of space is the never-ending creation of life
@Mentall.menaceee7 күн бұрын
The only reason I like this video, is that it shows real space. It doesn’t sugar coat it, and make it so astonishing. It shows the truth. It shows the living hell that these planets have to offer.
@cynux11597 күн бұрын
love the halo ce music in the background
@Umhi2937 күн бұрын
Sir this is a f****** McDonald's drive through. Can you please leve stop talking like you're rant about interstellar space? Please does not even have anything scary about it. Are you on cocaine or are you drunk, sir? This is a f****** McDonald's drive. Through just pull up the line you're holding up the line
@a_qmz7 күн бұрын
i just wanna know if there’s an end or not
@kurushimee8 күн бұрын
I've always loved the eerie atmosphere of planets like in the game Iron Lung. There's just something awesomely terrifying about abandoned, completely lifeless rocky bodies. I just imagine being the only alive human on there, and it's creepy as hell!
@d-boi97858 күн бұрын
12:34 WHAT? 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
@Vagen19 күн бұрын
My beloved game❤ Indeed still my fav
@spregged72319 күн бұрын
Technically gas giants do have solid cores
@OreoMilkShake19 күн бұрын
“Sir I asked you how your kids were”
@17cmmittlererminenwerfer819 күн бұрын
I get it, there are many hostile planets. The universe is a very dangerous an unimaginably vast place. But what's disappointing is the realization that an intelligent young man could be genuinely terrified by thoughts of places he'll never visit.
@Solar_system_of_stars9 күн бұрын
Space is one of my Hyperfixiations as an autistic person I can never fear it all I feel is immense curiosity and love for it
@ScarlettMaraxa9 күн бұрын
I remember when I found out about the glass planet, it did freak me out. But I found it more fascinating more than anything. Like how can a planet rain what is essentially glass? So strange.
@Gooselord5679 күн бұрын
In my opinion, space is beautiful, sure deadly, but beautiful.
@sakurakty712110 күн бұрын
Astrophobia ❌ Astrophilia ✅
@doge269810 күн бұрын
Honestly I don't have astrophobia, I love, LOVE space, its full of interesting worlds to discover and explore, although it does contain a scary question with both scary awnsers: Are we alone in the universe? No or Yes? Think about it, Yes means we are all alone in the endless cosmos, but No means that there might be/are more civilisations put there, maybe more intelligent. We aren't aware what they look like or how they would act? Maybe they're creeping though space undetected, aware of our presence coming to destroy us.
@mattsfixall455211 күн бұрын
I played this game ALOT! It's great to see people still playing it
@Summer-oz6mg11 күн бұрын
I love space, its very beautiful Im sure if bacteria could think like we did they would think we are incomprehensible monsters of death and terror aswel, but we are just existing the way we are supposed to, just like planets and stars. Death is death, whether you die on earth or somewhere else, its not really a good scale of whether something is threatening/ terrifying or not, even if they would kill us, space is completely neutral Thats why the things that scare me the most are evil humans who kill with thought and purpose even if they could choose not to do it But oh well im also scared of bugs who are also neutral so its not like i dont understand how it is to have a irrational fear
@erikcisneros914811 күн бұрын
It is sad for to know that we know very littke about the world imagine how different life would be if we knew everything imagine the endless thingsnwednbebable to do telepirtation flying immortality parallel hniverses with probably clones
@yiennwee449611 күн бұрын
the most horrific moments in this video: “its not u anus its uranus” and“ sorry pluto”
@JunkstHat360511 күн бұрын
30:41 THAT ACTUALLY JUMPSCARED ME
@abhineethsaravanan531912 күн бұрын
Finally, someone standing up for COD 2
@Godzeller314312 күн бұрын
I’ve been replaying COD 2 this past month and all I can say is: OH MY GOSH this game is actually fun, engaging, authentic, and intense? How?!? Why?!? What?!?
@hazeem671512 күн бұрын
I love astronomy. The magnitude of it all makes me feel giddy.
@ashlynnday989012 күн бұрын
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks Jupiter’s out there… thinking… plotting…
@redddraig879613 күн бұрын
genuinely i am not lying looking at space making dizzy and feel horribly sick. And i get tunnel vision. I never thought i had a phobia before this.
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whats even more terrifying is that the vast size of space makes everything you know and do seem worthless in the long run. it completely ruins your sense of purpose because you know that the stuff you do today will never reverberate across the universe by a long shot. nothing matters
the day my megalophobia started was when i was shown a video of "what if [insert planet name here] replaced our moon?" the video was being played on a large projector screen in my hs astronomy class and i never looked at the moon the same way again,.
awful video lol
26:45 looks like every dipication of nerons in a brain.
When I was a kid, I used to wonder or imagine what it would be like if there were these planet or even star sized creatures that could live in space. Not like aliens from other worlds, but enormous creatures in space itself that feed from the energy of gas giants or stars and "swim" through the void like blue whales in our ocean's depths. Then I saw that one episode of StarTrek: The Next Generation where there was something just like that except it was feeding off the energy of The Enterprise. And then years later I also saw that video of what looked like this enormous pod (much bigger than Earth), with some sort of tail or limb or what have you that appeared to be drawing plasma from our sun and then disappeared. It made me think of the creatures I used to envision and that episode of S.T.N.G. and then I wondered just what sort of information Gene Roddenberry was privy to.
I think you'd like the album 01011001 by Ayreon. It's about an ocean planet populated by a race of godlike immortal cyborgs
Noted
10:56
you haven't learned to love the distance, that we are only somewhat safe because of these immense distances. you should not fear the large numbers, you should appreciate that somehow we are hidden from the malevolent intelligences in the cosmos and we have some defenders(jupiter, saturn) in our solar system that are big enough to help divert extra-terrestrial objects(asteroids etc)
The sangheili at the end was an unnecessary jumpscare
sadly kids nowadays will never experience a good COD game like it used and meant to be back in the days
My guy here spoiled 4 games in 1 minute
2:28 to 2:58 Yeah it'd be horrible but we'd also all get the most unique death any of us have ever experienced. We'd be the first and most likely last living things to be destroyed by a gas giant such as Jupiter in all of the Universe's history for all we know. Though whatever would send us on that collision course with Jupiter in the first place would most likely kill us all before we even make it to Jupiter.
It’s scary but I wouldn’t say it’s a reasonable phobia, like you’d never even see space anyway
i have been playing since cod vanilla but cod 2 is The best skill based fps in the series and probably in general . Fire ass story mode and Goated multiplayer no extra BS Like perks no attachments just a main weapon and a pistol with 2 nades .Dedicated Servers Great Hitbox Registry Maps and PUNKBUSTER nothing better then seeing someone get there CD KEY banned in the middle of match by punkbuster . 1v1 Wawa lol
But ...how do we know it has sideways falling glass rain? Thats the only thing that bugs me about exoplanets, they sound made up
space is a hell of nothing but it isnt nothing Outside of the Universe again a ball Outside of the universe is nothing maybe other universes and what if theres a space in a space space in a space
What an awesome video. Really well put together. I hope you enjoyed making it
I came into this video wanting information, left with an existential crisis. Thank you
9:02 We know that the Halo games on xbox have literally tens of thousands of lines of audio dialog from developer interviews, so I wouldn't be surprised if this was true
Well, at least if earth ends, it will be quick.
17:50 missed a great opportunity to play the COD WW2 train cut-scene to highlight how ridiculous it is
Great video, If you can even slightly conceive of the scale and extremes in our Universe, local or otherwise, it is terrifying.
What's the ambience sound on the first part of the vid?
Aaaawubadugh
Either space was never supposed to have life or the whole purpose of space is the never-ending creation of life
The only reason I like this video, is that it shows real space. It doesn’t sugar coat it, and make it so astonishing. It shows the truth. It shows the living hell that these planets have to offer.
love the halo ce music in the background
Sir this is a f****** McDonald's drive through. Can you please leve stop talking like you're rant about interstellar space? Please does not even have anything scary about it. Are you on cocaine or are you drunk, sir? This is a f****** McDonald's drive. Through just pull up the line you're holding up the line
i just wanna know if there’s an end or not
I've always loved the eerie atmosphere of planets like in the game Iron Lung. There's just something awesomely terrifying about abandoned, completely lifeless rocky bodies. I just imagine being the only alive human on there, and it's creepy as hell!
12:34 WHAT? 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
My beloved game❤ Indeed still my fav
Technically gas giants do have solid cores
“Sir I asked you how your kids were”
I get it, there are many hostile planets. The universe is a very dangerous an unimaginably vast place. But what's disappointing is the realization that an intelligent young man could be genuinely terrified by thoughts of places he'll never visit.
Space is one of my Hyperfixiations as an autistic person I can never fear it all I feel is immense curiosity and love for it
I remember when I found out about the glass planet, it did freak me out. But I found it more fascinating more than anything. Like how can a planet rain what is essentially glass? So strange.
In my opinion, space is beautiful, sure deadly, but beautiful.
Astrophobia ❌ Astrophilia ✅
Honestly I don't have astrophobia, I love, LOVE space, its full of interesting worlds to discover and explore, although it does contain a scary question with both scary awnsers: Are we alone in the universe? No or Yes? Think about it, Yes means we are all alone in the endless cosmos, but No means that there might be/are more civilisations put there, maybe more intelligent. We aren't aware what they look like or how they would act? Maybe they're creeping though space undetected, aware of our presence coming to destroy us.
I played this game ALOT! It's great to see people still playing it
I love space, its very beautiful Im sure if bacteria could think like we did they would think we are incomprehensible monsters of death and terror aswel, but we are just existing the way we are supposed to, just like planets and stars. Death is death, whether you die on earth or somewhere else, its not really a good scale of whether something is threatening/ terrifying or not, even if they would kill us, space is completely neutral Thats why the things that scare me the most are evil humans who kill with thought and purpose even if they could choose not to do it But oh well im also scared of bugs who are also neutral so its not like i dont understand how it is to have a irrational fear
It is sad for to know that we know very littke about the world imagine how different life would be if we knew everything imagine the endless thingsnwednbebable to do telepirtation flying immortality parallel hniverses with probably clones
the most horrific moments in this video: “its not u anus its uranus” and“ sorry pluto”
30:41 THAT ACTUALLY JUMPSCARED ME
Finally, someone standing up for COD 2
I’ve been replaying COD 2 this past month and all I can say is: OH MY GOSH this game is actually fun, engaging, authentic, and intense? How?!? Why?!? What?!?
I love astronomy. The magnitude of it all makes me feel giddy.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks Jupiter’s out there… thinking… plotting…
genuinely i am not lying looking at space making dizzy and feel horribly sick. And i get tunnel vision. I never thought i had a phobia before this.