Whats worse. Deep space or deep sea?

>>253369986
Sea bro.

Black holes vs big fish

Take your pick

Deep plot

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>>253369986
Deep space sea

The dreaded deep space sea

>>253369986
deep african forest

>>253370212
Beat me to it

Faggot

>>253370212
shit movie cool octopus

>>253370212
>>253370228
Spaceseamind

>>253369986
For my part it would be the sea. Space, while incredibly interesting seems so difficult to be a part off but when it comes to deep sea, I think it would involve a lot more the person just thinking those sort of things are in our own planet.

Space is empty

The sea is full of murder

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>>253369986
At least things live in the deep sea.

>>253369986
SEA BEARS!

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Lost space.

deep nigger neighborhood
captcha derpoor

I've been playing a bit of FarSky.
It has a few problems but it seems really fun for what it is.
Fucking terrifying if you're afraid of being underwater, though.
Unfortunately, it's only really sharks and barracudas that do anything,

Sea.

Space doesn't have giant roaming monsters to eat you THAT WE KNOW OF.

>>253370113

You are much more likely to be killed by a fish than a stellar object

>>253370417
fuck fuck, reminds me why I stopped playing space engine

>>253369986
Deep space.

At least you can escape the water by going up.

Non video game threads on /v/
>Muh /v/ culture

>>253370212
>shit like that is actually in the 40+ kilometer deep ocean under Europa's ice

Deep space because of the loneliness and emptiness.

At least either you can kill yourself easily by suffocating yourself.

What about deep Detriot

>>253370113
>>253369986
Didn't Stephen Hawking say the way we know about Black holes today is actually wrong?

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>>253370585
>you are browsing the same site with people that are this retarded

>>253370769
No, not exactly. More like some of what we know is probably false.

>>253370508
The sea doesn't, either.

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>>253370745
>deep detroit

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>>253369986
Deep earth/caves. Dunno how there isn't people that are freaked out by that.

this will happen one day

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>>253371294

>>253370848
It's true. Assuming you are immortal and don't need to breath, you can eventually reach the surface. If you are stranded in deep space, it might be decades before you even SEE anything but stars, and have no way to correct your course.

>>253371227
>deep caves filled with water

>>253370769
Yea, he basically proved mathmatically that black holes actually lose mass. This happens because virtual particles which happen to form on the edge of a black hole come in a matter/antimatter pair. As it turns out the matter particle has enough energy to not get sucked in while the antimatter particle doesnt, this causes the mass of the black hole to slowly dissapear.

They found proof of this happening a while ago actually.

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>>253370745
pic related

>>253371561
Oh, I should add that this process happens stupidly slowley and most of the time the black hole is sucking in mass faster than its losing it.

>>253370417
I don't know why but that's creepy as hell

>>253371515
>deep caves filled with the vacuum of space

>>253370212
What movie is this?

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>>253371849
It makes us feel small, doesn't it?

>>253370382
space is filled with radiation that will kill you in the longest and most painful way possible. You don't know shit about suffering, buddy.

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>>253369986
Let me put the fear of nothing into you OP.

>>253371854
>deep space black holes filled with deep caves with vacuum of waterspace

>>253371227
Anyone got that video of the guy getting stuck in a cave with water coming in

>>253372105
if there was something that big we would all die before it even got close to earth

>>253370448
Is that...

>>253371561
I find myself looking at these scientific breakthroughs and finding that I came to the conclusions ages ago based purely on common sense and how things work. It's why I sigh at people talking about time travel. Time isn't a thing beyond a concept and entropy, so you can't travel through it. It's scifi.

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>>253372105
HOLY FUCK HOLY FUCK

>>253372105
any more of these?

I know theres more

>>253372076
Not trying to be a cunt here, but is there a non-gif version of this please?

>>253369986
Your choice; Cthulhu or Azathoth.

Being eating by something bigger than you or enough radiation to shrivel up you up like a raisin.

>>253372105
Funnily enough. the thumbnail for this picture looks like a deep sea creature

>>253372331
>hello my name is Mr Nofun

>>253372372
What the fuck is going on with this image?

>>253372475
WHY IS THAT SHIP WALKING UNDERWATER ON GIANT CRUSTACEAN LEGS

>>253372331
this

>>253372572
The first one is a strange fetish some people have.
The second one... probably is too. By at least one person.

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>>253372572
>get eaten by something bigger than you
>it doesnt chew you, instead swallowing you whole
>get burned alive inside its digestive system with the fear of being eaten by a giant monster

>>253372347
Most scientists do the same, but unfortunately you cant just say shit without proof, thats what religion is.

If you have an idea, you prove it mathmatecially using our existing understanding of physics or develop a new model which fits existing measurements and observations. If you cant prove it at the theorey level then your idea aint shit.

>>253370585
nigga there is literally a fundamental force in physics that will pull you out of space onto the nearest not so creepy rock with absolutely no effort on your part
now you try surfacing AND reaching land with humboldt squids and sharks dragging you back down till you run out of air or implode

>>253372347
You can travel in time you doofus. You do it every time you move relatively to a frame of reference.

But that'd be to be expected for someone who claim that hawking's greatest contribution to theoretical physics is "common sense".

>>253372475
w-what is that

Universe is as good as infinite which means infinite horrors out there.

Deep sea is a fucking comfort compared to that.

>>253372894
Its probably a giant Hermit crab that has taken residence inside a sunken battleship

>>253373001
You'd get crushed long before you were dissolved.

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>>253371515
you had to say it man wtf

>>253372275
This one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS_aMAlAaeU

>>253372347
>Hawking radiation is common sense

go fuck yourself kid

Throwing logic out the window and assuming you could breathe in space and the ocean long enough before your death.

It'd be a lot more scary to slowly float down until you get fucked by a shark or get deep enough and not being able to see what's biting at you.

With space, it'd just be one lonely trip until you hit an asteroid field or the nearest gravity pull and die that way.

Given the means, I'd take space over the ocean in a heart-beat.

Imagine falling into a gas giant in a pressure resistant suit.

What would it be like?

>>253373285
Now that's scarier than anything space can provide

>>253372076
i like this one but fuck that noise about preaching how we should all live for the purpose of the human race in that far far future. all good things end, and that is a good

I just want to talk about vidya, guys

there's no air resistance in space, the slightest movement on your part becomes endless angular velocity

you would be rapidly spinning uncontrollably on all 3 axes until you starved to death (probably from puking your guts out for days)

space death would be the worst death

>>253370212
man this movie disappointed me. It built up so damn well the whole time, and I was expecting a huggeee payoff but it was just so damn underwhelming. It was okay, I'd give it a 6/10

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>>253373352
I'm not saying the complex concepts are common sense. I'm saying that the basics are. I respect the hell out of Professor Hawking and his work.

>>253370448
i hate this place

>>253372439
Go fuck yourself.

>>253373735
What movie is it?

>>253373681

Because there is no gravity, the things that control balance in your ears wouldn't be doing anything. As such you wouldn't even tell you were spinning around except for the stars moving, and that wouldn't be enough you to puke your guts.

Everything else would still be shitty.

>>253369986
Deep Space
>we live in a galaxy with potentially billions of planets, any of them could harbor life.

>Thats only in this galaxy alone, god only knows what could live in Andromeda.

>>253373735
>Built up

Hardly, if you want a decent spooky b-movie go watch Apollo 18.

Rock spiders

>>253369986
The inside of the human mind

What was BEFORE the big bang?

The universe is constantly expanding and it's not slowing down like previously thought, but is actually expanding.

This shows us that one possibility is "the big bang".

What was before the big bang? we know that the universe is 13.7 billion years old, but what about 14 billion years ago?

If multiverses are true, did our universe emerge out of another universe 13.7 billion years ago? What universe did we expand out of?
What was the original universe?

>>253373803
>respect the hawk
>post a picture of an owl
FUCKING DISRESPECT

>>253373803
Please, tell me how black holes loosing mass is common sense. I'll be waiting.

assuming you're somehow going to withstand vacuum of space and breathe underwater and live long enough for something to kill you instead of dying from starvation/dehydration

>space
>either get hit by asteroid or burn up in somethings atmosphere

>sea
>can't see the shit trying to eat you
>magnitude of the pressure actually makes swimming up harder

space any day

>>253374046
>What was BEFORE the big bang?

Nothing

Deep Throat

>>253374094
>Please, tell me how black holes loosing mass is common sense. I'll be waiting.
For something to take action, it has to expend energy. And something having infinite energy is illogical. So therefore black holes must lose mass as they expend energy.

>>253369986
Well I just got the GTA V achievement yesterday, so that.

I thought my Scuba gear or submarine would save me.
They only made it worse

>>253373961
see>>253370212

~20 minutes of pre-movie interviews
~30 minutes of "meeting the trope cast and their interaction
~20 minutes of down-hill
~10 minutes of "oh fuck here we go"
The picture

There's the movie, don't waste your time.

>>253372337
yes

>>253371849
I guess it's because it's a massive ball of gases a lot larger than Earth and it looks so uniformly blue

>>253374046
The big bang is the beginning
It Madoka's the universe and creates energy from nothing.
We are in a constant cycle of bang crunch bang

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>>253374336

I have no fucking picture suited for your retarded post, so here, have a Ridley

Please don't reproduce

Hey guys what happens when you die

>not reading Isaac Asimov's famous short story, The Last Question

http://www.multivax.com/last_question.html

Enjoy, friends.

>>253374046
religion and science both agree on 1 thing

theres was nothing before there was something apparently

>>253374616
You go to sleep

forever

no dreams

>>253369986
They both would kill almost intermediately, space is extremely fucking empty though, or well, at least on a reasonable human scale.

>>253374672
But was there something before the nothing?

>>253374134
Dont forget about micro impacts in space

Basically imagine objects the size of a grain of sand traveling fast enough to go through your suit, through you, and then out the other side of your suit. The ISS actually has an additional layer of protection so that these impacts are broken up before they penetrate any of the crucial structural layers.

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>>253374616

>>253374616
a lot

you're just not around to see it

>>253373554
Imagine the howling of the wind rushing past you as you fall forever

>>253374601

Nice counterargument, faglord.

>>253374634
thanks friend
care to recommend some more?

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>>253374634
i like that one, read it a while ago

Deep sea because there's scary things living in it that actually fucking exist

>>253374027
cool will do. I loved Sunshine, and some anon said Europa Report was better, so hopefully you're opionion is better than theirs

>>253374693
but what about your soul

>>253373554
You'd probably be torn apart by the winds.

>>253374776
nigga did i stutter?

>>253374931
no such thing

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>>253372475
NOPE.

Fucking found it.
http://www.diluvion.com

>>253373961
Boku no Rope Report

>>253374751
>Space is so massive that light years quickly become as small as centimeters

It hurts knowing how massive everything is.

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>>253374817
fuck, this answer actually much much more depressing than the usual "nothing"

>>253374931
Who knows.

>>253374931
Gets sent to martian hell

>>253374616
your entire mind is forcibly compressed into a few electric signals bouncing inexorably towards absolute silence

>>253372331
Genuinely curious, why?

>>253374601
That's a big stack of presents...

>>253374616
ur a faget

>>253374953
Was there something
before
the nothing?

>>253374776
if there were something before the nothing then you can't call that nothing

>>253374528
the crunch theory has been disproven due to the universe expanding and accelerating, not expanding and slowing down.

There is antimatter and an antiforce pulling shit apart. They're both called anti because we dont know wtf they are yet.

>>253374616
>Imlying we arent here forever

and by here I mean /v/[spoiler[a fate worse than death

>>253375089
earth would be thrown from its orbit

>>253373961
Next time look at filenames before you ask but it's Europa Report

>>253372475
What game?

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both

>>253374981
b-b-but what will happen to me, will I see dreams, will my consciousness just fade away into nothing, am I nobody, am I doomed to die alone on this planet

>>253375151
The something was the nothing.

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>>253372475
>>253372475
NOPE

>>253375189
But what if that something identifies as a nothing?

>>253375089
our gravity would be fucked before it even got close and we'd either burn or freeze to death

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>>253374528
>We are in a constant cycle of bang crunch bang

Imagine if every iteration of the universe is exactly the same, and we're just stuck in a never ending cycle, living our lives over and over again...

How many times this has happened before.

>>253374751
It's a big place

>>253373735
I was disappointed it had a build-up at all. It was the debacle that was Sunshine all over again.
What's wrong with a science-fiction movie that's just about the science? Just show me some ooh and aah and wow and be done with it. There doesn't need to always be a fucking villain and threat.

Niggas don't know shit bout my deep land.

>>253375314
>human holding something in an L shape

is this Half Life fanart from someone who has never played them?

>>253375330
Nothing will happen to you.

And you won't know it's happening.

eternal, dreamless sleep

>>253375362
then it shall be : there is nothing before nothing

>>253374672
it's not possible to create something out of nothing, thus your statement is a flawed one.

Unless there is a god, then there has always been something. If there is no god, then there is no beginning of time.

>>253375330
you now understand why religion is so attractive

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MmWeZHsQzs

Space, full stop.

>>253375332
But that would make the nothing a something, because a something can't be a nothing.

>>253375030
>It hurts knowing how massive everything is.
When you think about how massive everything is seriously, I find there are two mindsets one can take.

1. Fuck it. Everything's pointless.

2. We need to get our shit together and own this bitch. Manifest destiny, motherfucker.

I am of the second mindset. I feel humanity has the potential to rise and change to become something that can control and shape the universe as it exists. We just need to get our shit together.

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>>253374616
You become a god and create your own universe!
Then, when someone dies in your universe, they become a god and create their own universe!
Right now, we're all just characters living in someone else's universe!

In all honesty, my universe is gonna be like a bad pre-teen fanfiction where everyone has superpowers and people are either fighting or fucking 24/7.
Still, it beats whatever universe God McFuckup made for all of us. Seriously, this is the shittiest universe ever. I can't imagine what his universe must have been like for him to create -this-.

>>253375421
I like to think of it as a randomly generated life-sim with who/whatever hitting restart once the save gets too fucked.

>>253375386

>implying it didn't just pop out of subspace via quantum tunneling and will promptly return to there after devouring the Earth

>>253375586
go take it up with scientists

they say there was jack shit and then bam

matter

>>253374841
not him but yes it is
the previous assertion is loosely assorted statements connected by gibberish

Deep space is terrifying.

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>tfw as far as anyone can tell i have quantum immortality and there is no way to prove this theory wrong unless i die

>>253375421
This post is giving me deja vu.

>>253375632
implying we are just the planet that get's enslave/destroyed by the awesome space race

>>253375612
Exactly, know you're starting to get what theoretical physics and shit is painful and most scientists become drunks.

>>253375202
Please don't talk about things you don't understand.

>>253375851
>>>/sp/

>>253375521
then how do I wake up

>>253375851
And I might be a highlander
I might be an immortal
Because I haven’t died
And I’m paranoid that I’m an android with synthetic memories
What if these are my beliefs?

>>253375450
Do you even plot? Man that'd be such a boring movie if there was no crescendo in ANYTHING. Whether it be drama, danger or action.

Even documentarys have drama and danger put in to keep the audience engaged.

You're essentially asking for a fake documentary based on real science where essentially they just use the mission planner as the plot.

Talk about snooze

>>253373468
That would take thousands of years tho

>>253375628
We're wired for exploration regardless. We just really need to stop sinking billions into god-forsaken shit holes and give NASA more money with regulations so they don't blow it on stupid shit.

>>253376025
You don't

>>253369986
of course it's sea. we can't even get to deep space

>>253371227
My god I want a game that simulates the feeling of exploring huge chasms.
Lowering on ropes and shooting high powered flashlights hundreds of meters around.

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>>253373285
Couldn't even get 5 seconds in.

Two of my worst fears combined.

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>>253376025
Literally, you don't.
Figuratively, you stop pretending like there's any reason for all of this and go full on hedonist.

>>253376119
Then what's the purpose of living then

>>253376209
There isn't one. Why would there be?

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deep sea is known to be finite. space, on the other hand..

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>>253372372
>>253372687

It only gets better.

>>253373554
Even if the suit is pressure-resistant, your body within the suit is subject to the gas giant's gravitational pull.

In any event, your organs, skin, and blood begin to merge together as a fleshy, skeleton pancake within your suit.

>>253372076
There's no point in running from the Solar System when the heat death of the Universe is unavoidable.

>>253376209
Whatever one you wish to give it. Finding one is your purpose, nigga.

Why is there no spooky scary deep sea game where you try to loot treasure from derilect wrecks while sea serpents, dinosaurs, giant sharks, and big fishies try to eat your fleshy face?

deep space because there might be a planet with nothing but deep sea

>>253376209
to ensure the continued survival of the human race

>>253376118
Thank goodness for SpaceX

>>253375892
So if nothing is something, but something can also be nothing, then what is?

>>253376304
The sheer volume of the universe alone makes "finite" absurd.

What are some games that actually capture the terrifying, vast emptiness of space?

>>253375781
i respect science and scientist a lot but i honestly don't think the answer for the question about the origins of life and the universe gonna be definitive anytime soon.
and that is ok too because it will drive us harder to try and understand things,
not understand things and trying to understand it is much better than just saying some magic dude did it all like religion

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>>253376537
Human society, if by space you mean crania

>>253375345
> tfw couple of hundreds years later, this comic page is long gone from now.

Deep space is boring as fuck, you can't even go anything without it taking thousands of years

>>253374616
u will go tu heaven and see allah and fuq 10 year old little boys

At least that's what my father says

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>>253376387
Because no one wants to model the inside of your mothers vagina or what horrors lurk within.

>>253375501
its an ice pickax for climbing you dumb fuck

deep space for sure

you fuckers saw Event Horizon, that shit fucked me up way more than pussy ass fuckin Jaws did.

just think, by the time we have that kind of technology to explore space, we'll be on the cutting edge of extrateresstrial and possibly even trans-dimensional contact. and the universe is infinite....the ocean isn't

>>253376209
at this moment: 4chan

>>253376456
Matter and anti-matter.

>>253374841

Your post didn't deserve a fucking argumentation since it came from a kid who probably didn't even get a physics class in high school, but there

>For something to take action, it has to expend energy

What kind of action are you speaking of? "Pulling shit towards it?" That shit doesn't require energy to be spent/transformed (not on the side of the massive object anyway. Energy on the side of the object getting attracted is changed from potential to kinetic energy, but let's not get fancy). A black hole doesn't need to spend energy to attract shit. It only requires energy to be there and stay there under the form of mass. a shit ton of mass. The fucking Earth pulls your fat momma's ass every day of her life and yet it doesn't spend a fucking joule of energy to do it every fucking second of her existence. It just does it because the Earth is massive. That's a property of mass.

>And something having infinite energy is illogical.

What the fuck does that even mean? Why are you implying that a black hole would have, or have to spend, infinite energy? Maybe were you trying to say that, hypothetically, a black hole sucking the entire universe would have to be made of infinite energy, but guess what, faglord, the universe is made of a finite amount of matter and energy, even if it sucked every god damn thing, it wouldn't be of infinite energy.

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>>253369986
>playing Space Engine
>flying through billions and billions of galaxies at 100 megaparsec / sec
>suddenly blackness
>surrounded by nothingness
>the end of the universe.

>>253376537
Space Engine

>>253372475
GASHUNK

>>253375907
Neither should you.

The "crunch" has been disproven years ago. The only way it would happen is if the universe cant expand anymore due to boundries thus hit that "wall" and starts accelerating towards a common point due to gravity.

This is not likely.

A multiverse theory is way more plausible.

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>>253375441
For you.

>>253372475
holy fuck what game is this

Where's the fucking video games?

What if a sun made of fire and a sun made of ice collided?

>>253376853
Are you new?

>>253376853
Did you check your pocket?

>>253376385

There's no point in living life at all when death is unavoidable. Obviously we should all just kill ourselves.

>>253376853
>>253372475

>>253376853
fuck off

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>>253376892
>a sun made of ice

>>253376805
>What is entropy

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>>253376535
earth is finite, sea is finite
universe = infinite.

>>253373285
I'm having a difficulty of breathing as I'm watching this.

>>253375632
He lived in a pre-teen fantasy, all he desired was peace and quiet. Where everyone was just chill.

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>>253376329
>seeing that shit in the sky
I'd probably kill myself first.

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>>253371849

here is a pic of one of saturn pole,it give me the same weird feeling

>>253376805
>There is antimatter and an antiforce pulling shit apart. They're both called anti because we dont know wtf they are yet.

I'm talking about this part. It sounds like a retard wrote it.

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>>253375781
I'll never understand as to why this is the generally accepted theory.

It makes no fucking sense. Personally, as a deist, there's no possible way the universe spawned from 'nothing'. Something started all of this. Whether it be a magical sky god or something else.

I like to think the 'M' theory has a lot to do with it. That the plane of existence the membranes exist on, something created them.

Unless the 'M' theory was disproved and I never heard about it.

>>253376385
Unless we can make some crazy as fuck scientific discoveries to prevent the head death of the universe, or find a way to recreate artificial living conditions with some kind of crazy renewable energy system that collects dispersed heat and reuses it perfectly.
Hard to say it's impossible when life in the universe has billions of years to figure it out.

>>253371227
That pic looks comfy as fuck. Reminds me of this middle school field trip I had once where we had a picnic inside this large cave thing.

>>253376936
>death is unavoidable

Quasi-immortality could be a real thing if man-kind shapes the fuck up.

>>253376892
I'm pretty sure that the heat would reach the "ice sun" and melt it well before it hit it.

>>253376535
>There are actually other intelligence species
>They are trying to reach out and find us just as we try to find them
>They aren't even in our universe
>They're in a universe 1,000,000,000,000^1,000,000,000,000 universe-breadths away

>>253375781
Most of them agree on the big bang due to ehat we can observe. They dont agree on what came before because it is not something we can observe.

Logic says you cant create something out of nothing, thus it is not what happened (unless there is a god), so our universe has always been or else we're a part of something bigger like a multiverse (or a 4d plane that perceive to be 3d)

>>253376936
That's not true. There should be a giant fuckfest and a big party with fun stuff and video games. Then we should kill ourselves.

>>253372331
Not if it's some crazy as fuck being that has almost no mass so that it can move around at the speed of light

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>>253377065

>>253377156
>They are trying to reach out and find us
nah nigga I dont think an intergalactic space council exists

>>253377105
There's a space documentary I watched that explained the nothing from something perfectly.

Go find it on Netflix, because I'm pretty sure it's one of the Steven Hawking ones.

>>253377231

Why can't we just do that all the time and NOT kill ourselves?

>>253377156
Let them come. We will be Imperium ready when they finally arrive

>>253377052
you do realize that that's clearly part of that planet's infrastructure right?
built into that city
why would it be hostile?
it probably regulates the planets weather and averts natural disasters, and provides power world wide

>>253369986
I'd say, either way, you'd be in deep shit.

>>253377105
the problem with the whole 'something NEEDED to create X" theory is that something then needed to create Y, that created X, or at least account for Y's existence
Its shallow thinking and doesnt help anybody

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWTC7P1Dprw

>>253377334
What are you a faggot

>>253376209
Life reduces the overall entropy of the universe, by a little bit.

>>253377294
>>253377065
more

>>253377334
It would get boring. And also, people would have lots of regrets after the fuckfest.

Huh, life is like GTA V, no fucking fun.

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>>253376892
It wood make a sun make of vapor numbnuts!

>>253377250
>you will never be swallowed alive, and squeezed through tight fleshy tubes into the pulsating stomach of a massive ocean creature

>>253376916
>>253376935
>>253376938
>>253376956
>Muh /v/ culture!

>>253377404
but why?
does it want anything
what does it eat?
what if it dies?

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>>253370212
THAT fucking planet in Outer Wilds.

>>253377037
So he wanted wars and religion and depression and shit?
Nah, he's gotta be more fucked up than that.

>>253377156
>theres a planet just like earth but with slightly differences in everything

Imagine how fucking weird that would be.

>>253377296
I wouldn't doubt a space U.N exists somewhere.

>>253377138
I once heard that the only reason human bodies age beyond adulthood is because we're biologically programmed to do so.
Probably a load of bullshit, but it seemed interesting. What if we found a way to bypass that? Bam, natural, genuine immortality?

>After all our culture, scientific advancement, arts, technology we are still as delicate as a toothpick in the grand scheme of things
Fuck we really need to get on that spacetravel shit because I'm sure this crippling insecurity will kill me long before any astrological events will kill any human.

>>253377052
The sheer gravity of the thing would probably kill you long before you even saw it.

>>253370448
>>253372337
>>253374409
>>253373847
What am I missing here?

>>253377420
Eventually it would get kind of strange, but not if you take the multiple dimension theory in hand.

At some point one of the 'degrees of movement' will be time or some shit. It would eventually turn into something us, three dimensional creatures, could never, ever comprehend.

>>253377319
I'll make note of it, was it part of the in to the universe series he did?

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>>253376645
im glad i decided to open that gif
>mfw things went better than expected

>>253377510
I linked you to the fucking video games you shitposting retard

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>>253377582
Excuse me? What is this?

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Listen to Jupiter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3fqE01YYWs

>>253377496

That's why you have to incorporate something new every year.

The first year it's just a fuck fest. The next year it has video games. Then the next year it has chocolate cake, next year it has a bouncy castle.

It would win multiple party of the year awards every year and no one could stop us

>>253377503
Why even wake up in the morning

>>253377686
Are you at a loss?

>>253375421
I feel bad for the moon spessmen he is always alone

>>253375632
Imagine if this is true.
Like, when you're dying, your brain starts shooting off signals crazy fast and time just stops for you, as in you're living forever in the moment before your death.
Then you start to create shit, and after what you perceive as billions of years, some of that shit starts to have minds of its own.
Then the heat death of the universe you created is your own death.

>>253377686
Seems you're at a loss.

>>253377718
And how many people are discussing that video game? This thread should be on other boards like /b/ /sci/ or /an/

/v/ has retarded culture

>>253377640
Theres a theory that immortality could be a thing if we harvest our fresh new-born cells and find a way to cultivate and multiply them. So we could in essence keep replacing the old and dying cells for Q.I

>>253369986
Whenever you see pictures of black holes "eating" matter, why does it always form into a disk? Surely the gravitational pull would be equal 360 degrees so for a brief time a black hole would technically turn into sphere of matter.

>>253376385
If we can make it that long, who knows what form we will have taken, or what technology we will have by that point. Hell, look at how much technology has advanced in the last century alone. If mankind manages to survive until the heat death of the universe, I'd imagine we'll have some kind of technology to create a new universe, jump into that, and start all over again.

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>>253377686

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>>253377795
It's a bounce house you shit

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>>253377739
this post with that image cracked me up more then it should have

>>253377594
>Inhabitant of superpower world where everyone lives out their own personal fantasy
>Creates a world where basically nothing good exists and the only deviation from the norm is a slightly worse state than you were already in.
Sounds like a fitting polar opposite. It's fitting in regards to 'grass is greener on the other side' mentality.

>>253377635
>>theres a planet just like earth but with slightly differences in everything
>There's an alt-Earth where Kennedy wasn't assassinated and a co-operative US/Soviet Moon Base was constructed.

>>253377795
There would have to be segregated parties for the people who don't want other people and shit. Just in-case, to make sure everyone has a good time.

>>253377570
why do you assume its alive or eats?

its warped space time, and isn't destroying the planet it itself is a part of

sure its surreal but your not even looking at what it is doing

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>>253371849

>mfw Jupiter turn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNlLnaJiGY8

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>>253377739
http://outerwilds.com/

see by yourself.

>>253376387
>Why is there no spooky scary deep sea game where you try to loot treasure from derilect wrecks while sea serpents, dinosaurs, giant sharks, and big fishies try to eat your fleshy face?

You just described Deep Fighter for the Dreamcast.

>>253377687
No I'm fairly sure it was one of the standalones on the Universe.

>>253376936
There would be no point to living if death could be ignored, otherwise it would mean endlessly fooling around for self-satisfaction.

When you got nothing to lose and everything is at your hand to archive, everything becomes pretty pointless.

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>>253372105
fixed

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>Look out your window
>See this
What do you do?

>>253377987
>Nixon was president for a short time
>We didn't experience the science-dark ages
>America and Japan are reversed
>China and Africa are reversed

>>253378017
>nothing worth dying for in this cave
>sus ass orange dot just barely out of lights reach

fuck that shit

>>253375731
But if there are odds for something to occur again, no matter how small, repeat an event infinite times and it will happen again, even if there are a near infinite number of universes between the repeating events.

>>253374445
>blue
Get your eyes checked

>>253376776
I dare you to find a black hole

>>253378194
wonder why im so close to the ocean

>>253378017
>Death hides his scythe from water damaged belmonts

>>253378194
Enjoy the view, prepare some tea and lit a smoke

>>253378194
prepare for the big ass wave

>>253372105

Creatures like this are literally impossible

Like, it has to do with the amount of calories it has to have to sustain itself or some shit, but that it would be physically impossible for something like that behemoth to exist

>>253378194
Wonder how I'm alive when giant life like that hasn't crushed my ocean home

>>253378194
Get angry at the cat for spilling my drink.

Where's that comic when a astronaut lady was floating in a space and she dreamed of something beautiful but in reality she died already.

>>253378194
not a great deal
the tidal wave caused when the whale crashes would mean game over

>>253378194
Question why my city block is apparently floating in the middle of the Ocean, since there's no way for a whale that size to be so close to shore, let alone jump through the air like that so close to shore.

>>253378017
if you listen to ever danger sign you will never get treasure and levels

>>253378194
Play Sonic Adventure

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>>253378317
science fiction novels are stupid and pointless amirite?

>>253376805
OR collusion caused by gravitational clusters outways the rate of acceleration due to dark energy.

This is all theoretical sciencefaggotry though, so nothing has been disproven or proven at this point

>>253378038
Why is the PC port so laggy

>>253378317
i wonder how many calories you would get from eating earth

>>253378194
fucking drown when that thing falls down and floods the beach

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>>253378160
>the Moon Landing photos look exactly like this
>mfw there is actually some fuck huge alien thing near the earth

>>253378017

I keep seeing Death in this picture as giving the reader the finger.

>>253377968
I can't imagine anyone would want to watch this kind of world play out.
Maybe he lived in a world of rock people and couldn't move, and his stunted imagination led to this.

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Daily reminder that Jupiter is the best planet and savoir of the Solar system and that Uranus fags can get fucked.

>>253377069
We don't know what the force or the matter is yet, we just know that they are there. And with our current theories on gravity, there are stars that we know of that shouldn't exist.

We know very little, yet think about how far we have come. It is incredibly arrogant and stupid to think we know it all when we have barely scratched the surface.

>>253378194
try to yiff it

>>253378317
objects at that size are like putty cant maintain any real shape
spheres and disks happen over assloads of time and don't survive rapid velocity changes or collisions

>>253378317
Dyson Spheres!

>>253377749

No Jupiter, YOU listen to ME. I'm fucking sick of your shit.

>>253378245
We'll never know, unless we develop immortality and a means to inter-universe travel to survive the big bang.

>>253378316
>>253378401
>>253378513
It's not gonna fall down. It has legs now.

>>253378569
mars da best

>>253369986
When I dropped off of the ship in OuterWilds and lost it temporarily I almost began to panic.
Space is terrifying. But at least you know there is nothing that can survive it unlike in the sea. But that in itself is terrifying as you are absolutely alone.

>>253377319
Go fuck yourself.
There must be like 20 different documentaries to choose from and the fact that you're not even dead on sure it's Steven Hawking is like saying "go find this needle in a haystack"

Fuck you.
This is one of the times where you at least give a title you faggot.

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>>253378569
>If this nigger don't shut up

>>253378569
I'd like to fuck uranus you dirty frogboy.

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>>253370212
>.jpg

faggot

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>>253376209

BANE?

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>>253378194
what an odd looking mountain/rock outcrop.

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>>253378667
Assuming humanity survives for the next few thousand years, that's going to be inevitable.
Hell, we are very close to immortality, such as brains in jars or conscious transferring etc. We'll either get to it in our lifetimes, or the children / grandchildren will get to it.

How fucking horrifying would it be if you were just short of that shit though?

>>253378317
I don't think you realize how massive space really is.

There are literally trillions of galaxies. And that creature is relatively tiny compared to the rest.

>>253378652
the suggester of this idea knew about
>>253378646
so actually suggested smaller satellites to cover all the light produced, each plate being much smaller separate and in solar orbits

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>>253378526
>yfw it's the sun

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Does /v/ believe in Aliens?

I do, I mean, Zombies always had the movies to get recognized. Aliens were just kinda of a thing that happened after Roswell, no movies or other pop culture type stuff were it's lifting point.

>>253378017
>There's nothing in this cave worth dying for.

That's what the jews want me to believe!

>>253378194
well, somebody must been playing a huge prank by painting a big ass wall outside of my window

>>253377420
If something has always been, then there is no problem at all.

>>253378690
>Tiny space potato

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>>253378752
That's it?

>>253378931
How massive space is has fuck all to do with how a big ass creature like that could evolve.

>>253378017
>sign says stop
>skeleton clearly beckoning me forward

well, what is it that you want me to do?

>>253375386
>>253375274
Gravity is based on mass, not size.

That thing could be really big, but not very dense.

>>253378569
Eh pretty cool guy, protects inner solar system from meteors and not afraid of anything.

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>>253378752
that guy is not nearly freaked out enough

>>253378569
>not based mars