scary things in vidya

Sharks. Water is fine until I know something is in it.

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>>385140595
Enemeis which regenerate themselves.
No matter how much stopping power you have in your hands, they will relentlessly crawl towards you to end your life with no regard to self preservation.

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>>385141252
honestly I found the wall monsters to be a lot scarier

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>>385141403
the hole monster was the worst.

>>385140595
You'd hate one of CoD: Infinite Warfare's grenade. It drags players into the black hole.

>>385141403
They're scary on a sympathetic level, where as the regenerator is scary on a hunted level of fear

>>385141252
>>385141403
>>385141670
Art book says for Dead Space, They literally study meat and other stuff to get the realism.

>>385142305
Along with you, your friends, the planet and everything in the solar system.

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whirlpools and falling/jumping spiders.

>>385142646
A whirlpool that shoots spiders.

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Large and dark bodies of water.

>>385142469
Well, in the games lore It's got a timer that seals the hole after 6 seconds.

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>>385142972

your dick , glad its in mty pants

Manequins

those fucking things creep me the fuck out

>One planet in NMS I went to was like 90% water

I fucked off almost immediately after landing.

Vaginas and intercourse

I didn't realize everyone on /v/ had such bizarre and specific phobias.

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>>385140595
Don't be a pussy anon, it can't even harm you, the closest one we know if is in the center of our galaxy, some 150,000 light years away

i cant stand really slow but unbeatable enemies
like that one king that turns into a zombie in banjo tooie
>>385140595
how do u play mario galaxy? how do u feel when he falls and gets sucked in?

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>>385141403
>that sigh of relief when it dies

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Spooky cults.

>>385143623
This, I don't get all the hate, why would we even want to hurt you

The Hidden Interiors Universe in GTA:SA. You know, the one you could access using the jetpack in the Ganton gym.

>>385144049

Black hole detected

>>385141165

What he said. SWIMMING is always the worst in games. Okay I don't even agree with "everything is fine until there is something in the water". Sometimes I don't know IF there is something in it. I remember party in Tomb Raider 1 where there was nothing in the water but I was shitting myself because I expected there to be something. In other parts there was something in the water. Water sucks because enemies won't be in front of you. They could be anywhere. Above, below, behind - you won't know. Swimming and diving in games was the worst. I remember the giant crocodile from Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb and later sharks as well - those sucked.

>>385144049
We?

>>385144379

newfaggot, lurk moar

>>385140595
Name three games with black holes.

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>playing Metro
>reach the side corridor with the spiders in it
>the constant sound of the spiders moving around me, coming out of random holes
I know it was just a game, but goddamn that noise from the legs tapping about.
Fuck these things.

>>385142469

Study meat...every game does that. They look at meat and use it as textures. You were missing an important point: They studied corpses. They looked at car traffic accidents and other gore pictures just to get THAT right.

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kamikaze

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>>385140595

>>385144537
>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>385144469

Stellaris
Elite Dangerous
Solar 2
FTL
Freelancer
X3
Endless Space
Mass Effect 2
Spore
No Mans Sky

should I go on?

>>385140595
Saturn's rings in Space Engine.....

>>385143153

Have you played Condemned? I really wish there would be a third. Guess I am the only one who loved this series.

>https://youtu.be/au7iTUf-vWM?t=14m15s

>>385144709

Condemned is amazing, and quite a lot of people enjoyed the first one which is way better than Condemned 2

>>385144676
Well, I've played three of those and don't remember any black holes... That makes the rest of the list questionable....

>>385144831

All of them include black holes in some form or another.

>>385144831
id's say that makes your memory questionable,consider seeking help

>>385140595
>Playing Everspace
>Anomaly detected
>Ships starts blaring warning beeps
>Start getting sucked into the black hole
>Sirens getting louder and screen shakes
My anus gets so puckered when that happens.

>>385144480

That's how I've felt in fucking Ravenholm. That terrible terrible noise they make.
Also that bastard who has all those headcraps on his back and throws them off. DISGUSTING!

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I mean, nobody can look at a black hole anyway soooo

>>385144803

I have to admit I started with Condemned 2 and then played 1. You are right, 1 is better but a lot of things don't make sense in one and never get explained so I think you would end up being like
>HU WTF?
So I thought it was interesting that I got to play 2 first and understood a lot of things like the Oro being the weird cult and you are able to use your voice to destroy stuff and what not. I don't think 2 was a bad game. It was a pretty good game indeed with lots of great moments like that mean bear but that farm house in Condemned 1 is just amazing. Great finale. Seriously wish there would be a 3. I also never liked their main stream game FEAR which everyone loved so much and got so many parts...sad.

>>385140595
black holes aren't scary, it isn't like they suck things in. You don't get trapped in a black hole's gravity and get pulled in to it. Orbital mechanics don't work that way. You'd have to actively decelerate in to it.

>>385142972
play subnautica

What happens if you get sucked into a black hole?

>>385140595
They are no more dangerous than stars. Do you mod out stars too?

>>385145735
you get the ultimate SUCC of you're life

>>385145470

Play Cry of Fear
It's free on steam and one of the best horror games ever made if you're not a graphics-whore

>>385140595
Black holes, just like the boogeyman, do not exist.

They are a figment of the imaginations of demented people.

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>>385145735
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pAnRKD4raY

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scale comparison of this nature turns me on I swear

>>385146328
Its like a fetish but instead of giantess girls its just massive
celestial objects, anyone know this feel?

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>>385146328

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>>385146431
forgot pic

>>385146247
I'm not clicking that shit man

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>>385146554
>only a star
Fag.

>>385145735
https://youtu.be/e-P5IFTqB98?t=142

>>385144379
WUZ

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>>385146543
*with the naked eye

Still pretty impressive thats several hundred light years, everytime we look at the night sky, we are looking back into time.

dark, confined spaces
fuck why am i playing S.T.A.L.K.E.R

>>385146664
BLACK

>>385140595
w-wait a second
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/any-way-to-disable-black-holes.1036820/

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>>385146664
BRACK

>>385145735

We don't know is the actual and truthful answer

You would be ripped apart by gravity way before you arrive at the hole, though.

>>385146652
Galaxies are a shit ton of empty space, would they really make a mess like that?

>>385146664
HOLS 'N

>>385140595
Nightmare fuel for you
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QgNDao7m41M

>>385145735
you die horribly. The only thing more terrifying than a black hole would perhaps be to stand at the edge of the universe and stare at the "nothingness" beyond

Okay, since this is already a space thread I need to post this.

Please do yourself the favor and "play" this.

http://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html

I guaranteed it will blow your mind.

>>385146853

Yes. Nebulas for example are just an accumulation of stardust from collided galaxies or stars that went supernova.
They persist for millions of years

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>>385146652
they would but there would be very few stellar collisions even

I just wonder what happens to the black holes at the center of each of the galaxies, will they swallow each other? Some research suggests galaxies form around black hole so every one of the one trillion galaxies in the universe might have a black hole at the center

Imagine that, one trillion black holes, possibly.

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>>385146853
It's more due to gravity than actual collisions.

>>385147225
>I just wonder what happens to the black holes at the center of each of the galaxies, will they swallow each other? Some research suggests galaxies form around black hole so every one of the one trillion galaxies in the universe might have a black hole at the center

We have recently discovered a galaxy that has no black hole in the center, so your information is outdated.

There's also galaxies with multiple black holes.

>>385147225
Shit meant to reply to >>385146853

>>385147301
it bothers me that the arms wind in this picture
not an adequate simulation IMO

>>385147373
Okay but thats maybe small companion galaxies such as the Magellanic Clouds, maybe large galaxies like ours and andromeda require black holes at the center to form, the verdict isn't out on that yet

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>>385144049
I see threw your lies Black Hole.

>>385147543

>the verdict isn't out on that yet

Absolutely not, that's why assumptions in astrophysics are usually avoided and I wouldn't say "every galaxy contains a black hole", but rather (from what we've seen, statistically, in our perimeter of the universe) the vast majority of them

>>385147137
Man Saturn is fucking big

>>385147931
Thanks.

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>>385140595
I can't stand supernatural things and monsters in semi realistic action games, especially when coupled with cramped areas.
Pic very much related. Dropped twice on the second level.
>Draugr in Skyrim
>Aylied ruins in Oblivion
>Monsters in Uncharted games
>Most enemies in Serious Sam

>>385147931

Know what's even bigger?

My Universe

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>>385146979
Well in theory since it's possible that universes are possibly infinite in number once you got to the edge of the universe it is possible that other universes could be seen. This all theory mind you. Our universe is very likely in comparison to a Phoenix. The universe expands then begins to crunch into itself into a singularity. Then violently expand and it does this possibly infinitely. Meaning we currently right now could just be another iteration of this universes life cycle.

>>385148017

>He never wen't exploring in Finland and encountered a Draugr in some ruins

lol?

>>385144604

Not the same without the music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgNDao7m41M

>>385148098

To be fair though, we don't know much about the universe, although string theory is most likely and evidence is starting to pile up

>>385144604

I wish I had that picture that has the guy going Stop. STOP

>>385148269
they said the same thing about everthing consisting of 4 elements. we will never will reach the truth and most likely wouldnt be able to comprehend it anyway

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>>385146979
This?

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>>385140595

http://phobia.wikia.com/wiki/Cosmophobia

>Spacephobia: fear of outer space
>Heliophobia: fear of the sun
>Selenophobia: fear of the moon
>Siderophobia: fear of stars
>Cometophobia: fear of comets
> Meteorophobia: fear of meteors
>Cosmophobia: fear of the cosmos
>Kosmikophobia: fear of cosmic phenomenon

This is fucking hilarious learning about this because I developed some of these phobias myself last year during a really bad panic disorder episode caused by OCD which lasted for a few months. I never had these fears before and never feared space before that, and always wondered how those anons who say they do so in Space Engine threads could have those fears. Then it happened to me all because of my stupid OCD, which for awhile was just making me fear shit I never feared before.

I thought I would never be able to enjoy space again, despite being in love with space since childhood, I found that idea scarier than even the anxiety/fear I felt for awhile in response to these images/thoughts.

So yeah its a real thing but its just as nonsensical as any phobia is, and if you have OCD like me it might pop-up for awhile with a really bad episode of panic attacks and anxiety like it did for me, though I suspect it was aggravated by the anxiety meds I was taking at that time. The important thing is to realize its 100% irrational like any phobia, and not to indentify with it and allow it to be a part of you, don't let your anxiety deprive of you of enjoyment like that OP.

/blogpost

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>>385146979
Personally I subscribe to the idea of the multiverse myself, it just makes the most sense and some aspects of M-theory apparently support it.

>Picture of space
>Label any dot with Earth or Our Solar System ect
>Wow space is so big

End this meme

>>385148812
How can we ban all the redditors who use the word "meme" to refer to absolutely, literally everything?

>>385148898
meme them into memeblivion

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Space is nice.

I remember the first time I listened to this speech it got me fascinated with space.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o8GA2w-qrcg

The universe is amazing.

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>>385148624
>An individual can overcome this phobia by seeing a therapist who'll tell them that the individual may never go into outer space anytime soon

>>385145735
You spaghettification

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>>385149053
its comfy

>>385148783
I agree. It's a theory but it makes sense. Logically speaking for every choice we make in this universe our counterpart in another did something different. This could be anything that's small to big.

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these fucking spiders that sneak up behind you and attack you

>>385149053
That webm makes me hard.

I wish there was a true good space exploration game.
Elite Dangerous is a boring mess and NMS sucks. Fuck man, I just want to look at space things from my ship's seat.

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>>385149294
I don't believe in counterparts or mirror/parallel universes either, but that each multiverse has its own law of physics, many may be similar to ours, each one could be vastly different but there is no other "copy" of you out there, I think people who think like that have trouble grasping the mind-bending scales a multiverse opens up, especially if each multiverse is vastly different from ours.

Anyways since learning about the multiverse theory I've wanted a vidya set in the multiverse space so bad, about two massive warring Empires from different universes clashing in multiverse space >>385148783

Like a billion starships just fighting it out, would be cool

>>385146807
Depends on thr size of the hole. Thr tidal forces change depending on the size of the hole. With massive black holes you can be passed the event horizon but still intact. Smaller ones will rip you apart before you reach them.
>>385146979
There is no "beyond the universe". It is an annoying part of astronomy to erap your head around.

>>385149630
If there's multiverses, then there's probably infinite, so there will be one universe out there which is identical to ours but, for example, you lost your virginity with your cousin when you were 12.

>>385149463
I knew that NMS was a lie and going to be a pile of shit but I'll be damned if I didn't want a space exploration game that had everything they promised.

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This zone scares the fuck out of me.

>>385145535
Things fall in to black holes all the time. We're falling towards the one in our galaxy now.

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>>385149220
>tfw no ISS vidya with it modeled and textures 1:1 like the real thing and you can just go to the cupola and stare at Earth below/above/in front of you all day

https://www.google.com/streetview/#international-space-station/cupola-observational-module

>>385148594
yes. Imagine living on one of the planets in orbit around those stars at the edge. On one side there is the beautiful and logical universe that we know filled with life and on the other there is a fate waiting you worse than death

>>385149871
No we are not, we are orbiting it.
Black holes only suck if you get too close.
You could replace our sun with a black hole with the same mass and the solar system wouldn't change.
Except Earth would freeze, of course.

>>385149630
I believe less in multiverses. True yes that universes going be infinite in number but it is more likely that each one is a variation of the other. The laws of physics still apply though.

>>385149683
>With massive black holes you can be passed the event horizon but still intact.

that's wrong, sorry.

>>385144676
He said name three, god your reading comprehension is terrible

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>>385149917
>fate waiting you worse than death

Stop being so melodramatic, its just empty space

>>385149917
You don't need to go to to another universe to experience that.
The universe is expanding, but our local galactic group is bound by gravity.
If you left the gravitational influence of the local group, every part of the universe would expand away from you, and you'd never be able to reach them.

wow, I didn't know /v/ was full of massive pussies. I only have one phobia, want to guess it?

>>385150006

string theory, nigger

>>385150148
OPhobia, fear of not having a cock in your mouth?

>>385148098
even the the big rip is more likely than the big crunch at the current level of research

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>>385150006
>>385149723
There can be an infinity of numbers between 1 and 2 and you would never reach 2

So the idea of parallel universes like our own but with minor differences is interesting I think its unlikely, this is of course if multiverse theory is true even.

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>>385150345
>tfw the Earth will never have rings

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Its fucking beautiful up there lads

>>385141165
Underwater shit in general for me. Especially huge creatures. For example the underwater colossus in SotC was probably the hardest fight in the game for me just because I didn't want to go into the water.

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red skies make me uneasy, especially in old games
not sure why, i just always try to get past these levels as fast as possible

>>385150562

are you a russian cosmonaut shitposting from ISS?

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We are too stupid to explore space.

>>385141403
>Its a moving wall monster
>it can crush you

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Reminder that our most advanced spaceship is a giant penis in an aluminium condom.

>>385150669
>AIEOU

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Fuck the Rosche limit

>>385149798
Is that one of the reaper turfs?

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>>385150667
Da

>>385150931

I don't believe you
timestamp

>>385144307
swimming is innately nightmare fuel. You're stuck moving slow-mo, you can't defend yourself, and big ass monsters can come from any angle

>>385150856
Yes, i've made a few attempts into the dunes, but i get too fucking scared after a minute.

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>>385142963
A whirpool made by a giant funnelweb spider at the bottom of the ocean

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>>385150669
that looks fun, when the fuck are we coming back to the moon

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>>385144049

>>385151036

NASA wants to have dudes on mars by 2030.
With more funding it could happen by 2020, they said.

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>>385150821
>Bryyo will never be real

>>385150756
This is what happens when STEM is a sexist boys only club.

>>385151003
I always forget where that place is and end up in it wondering to myself "wait this a reaper biome" then I shit my pants and leave but I still find the drop off behind the Aurora to be the scariest place for me. Is there anything even worth while in the dune isn't it near the void?

>>385151093

THANK YOU I WAS WAITING FOR THIS THE ENTIRE THREAD

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>>385151036
When SpaceX gets the Falcon 9 working.
NASA has been on suicide watch since the Challenger and Columbia blew up, so now they are way too obsessed with security checks, and they'll never do anything of value as long as they chill the fuck out.
But hey, at least you have pretty pictures of Saturn.

>>385143623
That's not the closest we know, that is the closest super massive one we know of. There are plenty of black holes around, even interstellar rogue black holes whose orbit we don't know.

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>>385150971
Here is interior, Zvezda module, I take pic today

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>>385151093

>>385151308

that is fucking beautiful and surreal
I can not believe this picture is real.
That looks fucking amazing, straight out of a video-game

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>watch someone play GTA with mods
>they start going deep underwater
>immediately become uncomfortable

>>385140595
>you can pass the event horizon and survive in the case of massive black holes
>it is impossible to escape because space is so warped that it only points in one direction
>"going backwards" literally doesn't exist
>all you can do is watch the universe behind you as you gradually make your way towards true oblivion

>>385151381

HOLY SHIT GUYS
we got an actual russian cosmonaut on /v/ right now?

I reverse searched the picture and nothing turned up, can someone confirm the legitimacy?

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>>385151381

>>385143779
I love this shit

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>>385151570

>>385151736

it seems legit, nigger.
We had more unlikely people post here before, newfriend

Fucking black holes, talking shit.

>>385140595
>>385143623
They're even worse in stellaris because of the Horizon Signal Event.

What was will be; What will be was. What was will be; What will be was. What was will be; What will be was. What was will be; What will be was. What was will be; What will be was. What was will be; What will be was. What was will be; What will be was. What was will be; What will be was.

>>385151430
It's just a result of all the sulfuric acid Venus' atmosphere.
Plus, it's almost entirely made of CO2, so it causes a greenhouse effect and the surface is at 450 degrees.
The probe that landed on Venus only lasted 2 hours before melting.

Bloodborne is hitting a lot of primal phobias for me, including some irrational ones.

Fear of parasites, fear of spiders, that one phobia with the holes, fear of cults, body horror.

As you can imagine, getting through the forbidden forest was a challenge; and I still haven't beaten Rom the Vacuous Spider yet.

>>385151796
You are so gullible its hilarious https://www.google.com/streetview/#international-space-station/zvezda-service-module

>>385144604
>traveling through space
>run into a fuckhuge blackhole
>wellshit.avi2000

>>385151559
A neutron star would destroy Earth just by approaching it, tho.

>>385151570
>>385151796
The internet there makes 56k look like T1. They're not ITT.

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>>385140595
enemies that push you towards certain death

thematically that one level in act 4 of Path of Exile actually made me feel squeamish. It's entirely organic with eyes everywhere that also always look at you and it has enemies that are flying clusters of eyes and when you kill them they explode into eyeballs that roll around on the floor. jesus fucking christ.

>>385151381
>that picture on that door
cute

>>385151952

nice blogpost you >>>/r/edditor

>>385151559
yeah I'm pretty sure Earth is gone in the next split-second

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Konichiwa /v/ I take time out of busy schedure to shitpost on here, ask me anything

>>385148783
I love this in comics and games

>>385145735

You meet your waifu and live happily ever

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>>385142972
Fucking this.
>that glitch in GTA SA where if you went too far into the ocean it was impossible to come back to land

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>>385151308
Something about those two pictures gives me this huge sense of dread, the same happens whenever I see a picture taken from Mars

I think it's the fact that it's an entirely alien and foreign environment, not bound by "earth rules" like having a breathable atmosphere and so on.

>>385151381
Using chili sauce in zero g doesn't seem like the brightest idea

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Bonjour /v/, I le take out le time of ze busy schedule to shit le post on le /v/, le ask my any zing

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Pure darkness freaks me the fuck out in games.

Four Kings in Dark Souls was pure terror for me. The first time jumping down into the abyss was scary as fuck.

>>385152249

lmfao
I raff'd I ruse'd.

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>>385152354
Then watch this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQL53eQ0cNA

>>385152354

The fact that both planets are completely devoid of any sort of life doesn't ease the dread either.

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>>385140595
>you have 20 seconds to escape the room before it explodes

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The future.

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>>385152404
Russian space kitchen is so untidy compared to US/Euro kitchen

>>385152470

>sounds from space
>sounds in vacuum

this is absolutely beyond retarded

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>>385143191
>playing No Man's Buy

>>385152690
It's radio waves or something, not actual sound.

>>385143623
when did black holes get internet connections
im on to you hypermassive fuckers

>>385152690
Vibrations can be detected though, and sounds are just that, vibrations that transfer from one molecule of air to the other until it reaches your ear.
There's no sound in space because of the extremely amount of molecules in space compared to our atmosphere.

>>385146979
There's no "edge", universe is a "sphere", expanding non-stop. Even if it weren't expanding, you'll just see the other side of the universe. You can't look "outside" the universe. Think about a tesseract, but in sphere form.

>>385149917
That's not the "edge" of the universe. That's a deep field image, meaning you are looking back in time. Since photons take time to travel, if you look far enough you will see beginnings of the universe. Those are "radio" galaxies, compact and radiating very low energy. One of the earliest forms of objects in the universe, after protogalaxies.

>>385152801

radio waves don't sound like that.
The dude used a program like ableton and threw together some sounds to fool gullible youtube idiots

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Remember

>>385152848
Not even top astronomers/astrophysicists can say they know the shape of the universe with any degree of certainty yet here you are claiming as such

>>385149917
>planets
Anon, I...

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>>385152354
It's just some yellow fog bruh.

Very thick yellow fog covering your visibility on a planet with atmosphere that no creature from our planet could survive on, but yellow fog nonetheless.

>>385152848

pls explain how deep field image works.

Why would I look back in time if I could theoretically look out of the "edge" of the universe?

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>>385145735
If the hole is supermassive you can theoretically pass the event horizon fine (well except for the wall of plasma of the stuff that's orbiting there, but let's assume there is nothing). then you enter and nothing happens, except the radial space dimension is space like (you can only move towards the singularity, and your lightconne is now oriented towards the singularity, meaning that you can act only in stuff in "front" of you) and time is now spacelike which means that stuff that fell before and after you can possibly enter your lightcone, meaning you can see and interact with it

>>385152552
>We are all aware that the senses can be deceived, the eyes fooled.

>But how can we be sure our senses are not being deceived at any
particular time, or even all the time? Might I just be a brain in
a tank somewhere, tricked all my life into believing in the events
of this world by some insane computer? And does my life gain or lose
meaning based on my reaction to such solipsism?

> —Project PYRRHO, Specimen 46, Vat 7
>Activity Recorded M.Y. 2302.22467
>TERMINATION OF SPECIMEN ADVISED

Reading about space worms in SS13 scared the shit out of me when I didn't know much about the game. I was under the idea that space was much bigger and much emptier, but there'd be a small chance to encounter a one of these motherfuckers. Sadly, they're only admin-controlled mobs that are never spawned in because of the spaghetti code that they run on.

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>when you look at the stars, you're looking at the past because of the time the light takes to get here
Is this true?

Why can't we have good and original threads like this more often?

>>385152919
Lol, that dickless clown couldn't even get outside of his home galaxy.

>>385153096
Yes even sunlight is 8 minutes delayed from its surface to our world, speed of light is slow relative to the size of the universe

>>385141252
You think enemies that regenerate themselves are bad? What about enemies that constantly spawn others AND regerate themselves like the prometheans from Halo

>>385152878
>he thinks it's something someone did as a joke
https://www.thoughtco.com/is-there-such-a-thing-as-a-planet-sound-3073443

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>>385153023
Light takes time to reach you.
The light you are seeing from very instant objects was emitted a very long time ago.

>>385153096
Yes.
Light doesn't travel instantly, light travels at 300.000km/s, which is still very fast (one photon can orbit Earth 7.5 times in one second), but space is REALLY huge.

The light from our own Sun takes 8 minutes to reach us.
That means, that if the Sun somehow vanished, for 8 minutes you wouldn't notice.

>>385153096
yes. Light is insanely fast, but stars are so fucking far away that this light only gets to earth and into our eyeballs at a time that the stars are actually quite a far time ahead of us. If the rest of the stars in the universe were to somehow disappear for some reason we wouldn't know about it for around a month

>>385153096

Yes.
If you look at the moon, you're seeing it exactly like it was 1 year ago

The moon is (almost) exactly 1 lightyear away from us

>>385151850
The worm loves you anon. It's been scientifically proven.
Embrace it's love.

>>385153281
>The moon is (almost) exactly 1 lightyear away from us
Dude, the moon is 296.000km from us.
The delay between the actual moon and what you see on Earth is literally less than one second.

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>>385153281

>>385146979
I wonder what nothing would look like. I mean truly nothing. Not even space.

>>385145735
I think this is a good one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mht-1c4wc0Q

If you want to know more about black holes than 99.9% of the population check these out:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7_gcs09iThXybpVgjHZ_7g/search?query=black+hole

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>>385152354
>>385152516

What fucking dread? You pussies should consider yourself lucky that you live in a time where you get to even witness the surfaces of other worlds, we're the first generation that ever got to enjoy these high quality photos of the surfaces of other worlds, a near constant stream coming from Curiosity on Mars now.

You should be feeling awe not dread, you're witnessing something that has not been witnessed by 99.5% of the humans that came before you, the fucking surface of another world.

>>385153096
everything you look at is in the past, especially stars

>>385153359
>>385153361

trollface.jpg

>>385153271
>we wouldn't know about it for around a month
Not even close.
Even the nearest star, Alpha Centauri, is 4 light years away, so it would take 4 years to notice even the first star to disappear.

>>385145735
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn3Egf59F8c

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>>385153281
>The moon is (almost) exactly 1 lightyear away from us

1 light minute maybe

>>385153096
yeah space is pretty scary
but what about time?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future

>>385153381

THIS

>>385153381
Nigga space is scary as fuck and I give no shits about how pretty it looks, you don't see people hugging lion fish either.

>>385153096
literally any thing you look at is in the past because light propagates at c and not instantaneously, you're seeing objects several feet from you with a delay that could still reasonably be expressed with planck times, but the images of all the stars in the night sky are years old, hence the use of "lightyear" for these distances

are you retarded or not out of highschool yet

>>385153476
Little more than one light second, actually.
384,400km, and light goes at 300.000km a second.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qam5BkXIEhQ

>>385151850
>triger this event while at war rather early in the game
>enemy fleet makes it into my home sistem
>DECLINE

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Oh boy I love Space Engine threads

>>385153381
>You should be feeling awe not dread, you're witnessing something that has not been witnessed by 99.5% of the humans that came before you

If heaven exists I'll go tell my ancestors they didn't miss out on much.

Now fully-fledged VR with waifus, that's what I'll weep for on my deathbed.

>>385144307
This is what makes Dead space the scariest games ever for me. Those damn zero g areas where you can barely hear and move enemies coming from literally any direction.

>>385148007
get off of 4chan Saturn

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>>385153540
>space is scary as fuck

I'm >>385148624, kys, space is benign as fuck as far as we humans are concerned.

>>385153543
dont bully me.

>>385147137
light is slow as shit wtf

i wanna see a 3d simulation of what a gas giant would look like from a theoretical probe

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>Too much of a brainlet to understand fascinating shit like string theory or quantum physics

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Reminder that while you are scared of space, ilegal aliens are traspassing the Oort Cloud and stealing our sun's energy.

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>>385153814
BUILD THE OORT SPHERE, MAKE SOL GREAT AGAIN

>>385153768

see
>>385151308

you retard

>>385140595
If you found a small enough blakc hole and had enough mass/gravity/whatever is needed to avoid getting turned to shreads once you get into its even horizon, how would if feel to stick your dick in it? fourth dimentionl suction must feel amazing.

>>385153868
That's Venus, not a gas giant.
Gas giants don't have a surface.

>>385152354
>>385152516
>>385153381
The real thing to be scared of are asteroids. It's an extinction level event waiting to happen and we've made absolutely no defenses in space to prevent our death.
It could literally happen any fucking time and right now there is absolutely nothing that could be done about it.

>>385153814
Based Ramans doing their thing.

>>385153928

No, but the gasses get so hot and thick that you could walk on them if they wouldn't vaporize you instantly.

>>385153868
>calls others retard
>thinks venus is a gas giant
LOL

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>>385153814
And are bringing in more immigrants to Earth.

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>>385152319
>crashing your plane far into to the ocean in GTA V
>mfw I see a shape moving in a distance

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>>385154027
FUCKING ALIENS REEE GET OFF MY SOLAR SYSTEM

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>Black holes are harmle-

>>385153869
Al, anon with the important questions.

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>>385153798
>I can't understand some gibberish that has provided nothing of value ever

>>385153517
>born to early for time travel
Wake me up in 500 years

Does time slow down in a black hole?

If I jumped into one, would I be able to enjoy a final game of chess with the last person in the universe to ever throw themselves in a black hole?

>>385152939
Numbers checks out here boi, step up your game

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>>385154205
lmao fagtalk amirite?

>>385153096
this is also a partial simplification. For you that's their present in spacetime since you cannot define an absolute time. Saying what the star is now is senseless and works only in a simplified flat space and when there is also no relative velocity between the targets. You and a guy on a far away star can only agree about casual order of events, but the times between those events might vary depending on the observer

>>385154282
Time starts to speed up the closer you get to a black hole.
Similar to how if you travelled at the speed of light, what would be 40 years to you, would be billions for the rest.

>>385153543
Don't bully the anon.

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>>385153381
As a kid I remember reading in a book that we would never be able to get a clear view of Pluto's surface, and now there are HD pictures of it available online for everyone to see.
What a time to be alive.

>>385146543
Who took this picture then

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Did anyone ITT play Solar 2?

Great indie game where you basically play a planet that grows into a star and so forth, kinda feels like spore first phase but with more depth and in SPACE

pic related

>>385151850
It used to turn peoples into pacifists at one point.
It completly fucked one of my games.

>>385154403
And the Wright brothers said that it would take at least 10 million years to develop a plane capable of crossing the atlantic.
They said this 60 years before the Moon landing.

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We could have had this shit by the 1970s if it wasnt for the pussies in Congress and JFK banning it and signing the Orbital test ban treaty

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>>385154428
It's computer made.
The only thing we can actually see is the galactic core.

>>385149220
>>385149878
Do you think anyone has ever had sex in there? Banging in zero G looking at the earth below?

>>385153869
Why do you think the Large hardon Collider at cern was created?

>>385140595
Since I live in newjersey I can never really see the night sky but I usually have dreams where the night sky is visible as fuck and large space bodies like galaxies or a close planet would be scary as fuck.

Like it would be too much at once. I mean I'd get over it after a few seconds but I have yet to even see our galaxy in the night sky and sometimes even seeing the moon get too big feels weird.

>>385154282
I can't really recall the source but there was a talk about space and time switching places inside event horizon
Like, you can "move" around but you are literally moving in time, while you are locked in "space"
Think about Interstellar's black hole sequence
Crazy shit man

>>385154439
AYYYYYY i remember that game had it on the 360
never managed to complete one of those star missions, probably was too lazy
pretty comfy

>>385146328
THICC

>>385154635
Astronauts have barely any free time and no privacy whatsoever.

>>385154775
what if they're into that though?

>>385153932
>congress is giving serious consideration to re-starting Reagan's Starwars project, as well as establishing a new branch of the military under the Air Force called the Space Corps
>all to defend against some literally who shitholes like North Korea
>meanwhile nothing serious is being done to protect ourselves from space rocks that could wipe out all complex life on earth at any moment

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>>385154641
The only reason we can't see them is because our eyes never evolved to see light that dim.
Pìc related are objects in their proper size, and how they would look like in our night sky if their light wasn't so dim.
The only one you can actually see yourself is Andromeda, the big blue galaxy in the pic, and even then you can only see it's bright core.

>>385154806
Then they get weeded out during all the psychological screenings.

>>385154479
And people said 50 years ago that by today most vehicles would be flying, not driving on ground. If there's one thing we learned it's that you can't make correct estimations for non-existent technology, especially when you have to account for political and economical factors. Our biggest technological booms were during war anyway, when lives were at stake, the government was directly funding it and human rights/morals were treated with a bit more leeway.

>>385151036
>That ancient gopro
Lmao

>>385154775
Mark Lee and Jan Davis, did marry before they both went up. NASA officially denies that it happened and astronauts do have a busy schedule, but we will never know for sure as the two have remained silent on the matter.

>>385154641
https://youtu.be/3Xeb28VGI3k

I remember being a kid and seeing this promo for the Sci-Fi channel come on television. Scared the shit out of me for some reason; would change the channel as soon as it came on.

>>385154998
The problem is that flying cars would be a hassle in every way.
The technology exists, but it would be a gigantic clusterfuck to implement such an infrastructure.
The cars we have now work perfectly, no need to fix what isn't broken.

>>385154282
It's impossible to know by it's very nature. After something has passed a certain point all observation becomes impossible, as there is literally no way for information to escape it.
It's more than likely just some horrible gravity death though.

>>385154641
Don't watch this then.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nY2jv4GWUhQ

>>385152605
It makes it feel like at home like that, eбa.

>>385151117
SpaceX will have a full mars colony by 2020.

Elon Musk is going to take us all to the stars, he's gonna be on track now he got banned for his non-antag powergaming shittery.

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>>385154641
Funny, when I happen to spot the moon in the night sky, or sometimes on a clear day, I try to imagine what it would look like if it was closer/larger

I love those videos where they replace the moon with the other planets and you see how much nice the sky looks. I love that shit, the closer the planet/moon the better, fuck the Rosche limit

>>385152470
Why is saturn so fucking loud?

>>385155421
Well, the rings do look like a vinyl record...

>>385154882
1. Starwars represents an important objective moving forward, to get humanity past Mutually Assured Destruction as the war strategy of choice of nuclear powers.
2. We're pursuing it in the most limited form, of intercepting missiles close to their launch site.
3. We are working on detecting and fending off space rocks.

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>>385155421
It's the rings.
The rings are composed of countless rocks and pieces of ice crashing into each other.
Since those sounds are taken through vibrations, you are listening to all the vibrations caused by the crashing of all those tiny objects.

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Tell me about spaceships /v/, do you like spaceships?

What kind of spaceships? Small one man ships, small crew ships or giant hundred+ personnel frigates.

>>385155183
>The technology exists, but it would be a gigantic clusterfuck to implement such an infrastructure.

The technology "exists" just the way the technology exists for making jetpacks or artificial meat in grown labs.

Problem is it's a forced design, which doesn't take into account proper fuel, stability or actual usage. It was made for the sake of existing but it's not efficient in any shape or way, kinda like making a house out of planks and duct tape. The reasons for this though, are as you mentioned, lack of desire and need on anyone's part. The point I was trying to make though is that predictions aren't just wrong in the good way (less years than estimated) but also wrong in a bad way (a lot more years than estimated).

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>>385155270
videos like this get me so wet like you wouldn't believe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usYC_Z36rHw&t=7s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQRbxjskrPc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU1tylwLRIo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CItDiuBWP5I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBDZtt0vWD8

That last video gave me so many ideas for interesting vidya with that concept, like an RTS game where you had a war between a colonized moon and its home planet, and as it revolved around the planet there would be brief but massive clashes and missile launching, ralguns firing at the other.

>>385155571

realistic spaceships

>>385155421
stronk electro-magnetic fields forming from liquid metal hydrogen.
Jupiter does it too but saturn emission are oriented along the poles for some reason

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>>385155571
The ones that exist.

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>>385140595
Boy have I got a mod for you, OP.

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/index.php?/topic/157255-122-kargantua-system-v02a-the-first-proper-black-hole-system-in-ksp/

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>>385154775
>and no privacy whatsoever.

Wrong, they have their tiny space bunks with locking hatches

>>385154330
boom roasted

>>385155584
Yes, but what I mean is that we might never actually implement flying cars.
How to drive them, the fuel, air "highways", laws, the security issues they cause, it would be a clusterfuck.

>>385155554
>through vibrations
are you stupid? Those sounds are the demodulated radio waves emitted from the planets

>>385150669
>he actually could have died from that

>>385154330
this pic hurts me in ways i couldn't possibly imagine

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>>385155571
Ones midly realistic.

>>385155780
it's more like a velcro curtain than a locking hatch

What do you think the first public contact with ayys will be like?

>>385155685
>aliens drive giant fidget spinners
holy moly ravoli...

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>>385155571
I love them all desu

But Tantive IV (Rebel Blockade Runner) is kind of my personal favorite, decent size ship, decent size crew, lots of fucking thrusters, comfy interiors.

I've had quite a few dreams taking place in the interior of the Tantive IV too, good times, one was with all the lights off but the hallways had blue emergency lighting, was so comfy.

>>385155685
>>385156175
What did google mean by this?
https://www.google.com/patents/US20060145019

>>385156098
It will either be mostly uneventful or the annihilation of our species.

>>385156098
depends how the ayys contact us. Big ship on the white house lawn would be bad, but radio transmissions could turn out ok I`d imagine. Definitely gonna be mass rioting from third world, as well as some in 1st.

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>>385156190

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off-topic threads always seem to have a 34362362% increase in quality compared to threads actually talking about videogames
i aint complaining though. circlejerking about space and how scary/beautiful/fucking unreal it is is pretty nice

>>385156098
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfPWpEKhgfk

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>>385156295

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>>385154330
This is why humanity is fucked.

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>>385156418

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>>385155571
semi-realistic is best

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>first hyperspace jump in Elite: Dangerous
>bright as fuck star fills my entire screen
>ship starts to accelerate towards it since I didn't reduce thrust during the jump animation

>>385154027
why do aliens always line every fucking inch of their ships with lights?

>>385156305
>off-topic threads always seem to have a 34362362% increase in quality compared to threads actually talking about videogames

mods are faggots for deleting slightly off-topic threads

>>385147225
>he thinks there's only 1,000,000,000,000 galaxies

>>385156762
Latest research says so yeah.

>>385156098
If they're anything other than benevolent we've got little choice but to roll over for our new alien overlords.

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>>385154640
>>385153869
>you will never have a blackhole waifu to gravity pull your dick

>>385156305
no just space and deep sea threads
a relic from old /v/

>>385148098
Big Crunch is almost confirmed to not happen. Heat death is most likely based on current data, unless we can find a way to reverse entropy with no energy cost (probably impossible).