Which do you think is more disturbing, the ocean depths or spaces emptiness and darkness?

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I can't choose because both would give me chills, space just being a dark empty vacuum where all existence would be visible until it gets so small it's no longer visible you just float til you die or the ocean that not only is so deep you can't see a floor but most likely has too many creatures we have no clue about to count but you'll most likely die of drowning or pressure before those creatures ever find you, either ways they both have a disturbing look if you were to include yourself in either one of them.

glennos89 · Accepted Answer

There has been a experiment done by a group of 20 scientists who where sceptic about being able to shoot a rocket out of earths orbit so they invested there own money to build a rocket and they attached several Go Pro camera's to the rocket in order to get a continues video recording from the moment it takes off untill it either fell down to earth again or burst through the atmosphere into space.

They launched the rocket succesfully and you can watch the footage in 1 continues shot from start to finish. The rocket shoots up in to the sky and you can see the rocket is moving very quickly away from the launchpad straight up into the sky. Because of the wind the rocket starts to spin slowly but quickly accelerates spinning faster and faster just as it's designed to do to make sure it keeps flying in a straight line up.

The rocket flies all the way to a altitude of more then 20km up and you can see that it's almost at a point that it seems to be close to leaving earths atmosphere. But then a very strange thing happens. While the rocket is still propelling itself higher with its rocket boosters and still spinning around very fast it suddenly hits hits a invisible see through barrier almost like some sort of glas cover and the rocket instantly loses all his momentum falling straight down again with spinning around any longer. You can hear the the rocket bumping into something hard which it cannot penetrate and it crashed down to earth in pieces. There seems to be some sort of glass dome arround the earth which prevents Rockets from going into the outer space.

The footage also shows what earth looks like from that height and you can clearly see that earth looks more like a giant flat plane with a tiny curvuture in it but it definitely shows that earth isn't a round sphere like the images that Nasa has been spreading arround. Nasa clearly uses special curved lenses during the shooting of their footage to make it seems that the earth is a sphere which is definitely not what the footage of the Go Pro shows. Earth is definitely not a sphere but a giant flat surface with a tiny curvuture in it but not not nearly enough to be a round sphere

I dont believe the lies spread by Nasa about going to the moon or traveling the universe. If you do your research online its very easy to realise how many lies Nasa has spread globally to make us believe something we can never prove ourself
The moonlanding has been filmed in a studio in hollywood. A few astronauts comfirmed they haven't actually made it to the moon while Nasa told everyone they stept on the moon
The footage about people flying around with no gravity in the international space station that is orbiting earth is also fake. Nasa has a giant pool with water in it and below the water the build a space station to "practice" being in space with no gravity. Funny enough they record astronauts training underwater in the submerged space station which can be easily edited to look like they are in space instead of underwater

KostasKouvalis · Accepted Answer

Space. If I had to die in one or the other, I would choose to die in the depts of the ocean. At least I would be on my own planet and I would have chance of being found by someone. Worst case scenario, I would at least be surrounded by other lifeforms. In space, like you said, I would just be floating endlessly for god knows how long. Some alien might find me some time, but who knows when. I would be completely alone, and being found by an alien, or ending up on another planet seems creepy.

Valdemort · Accepted Answer

I would probably shit myself blue, exploring space, but even considering the idea of getting to the depths of the ocean makes me wanna disappear. Hell to the nawh. Some things are best not to be brought to light... literally. Lol.

dustybiker2 · Accepted Answer

Ocean is closer to home. Space there is no guarantee you can get back

Staximus · Answer

Space. Once you're out of the cozy little ship, you're fucked. Plus a little fucking doomsday rock going by at 100,000 miles an hour that was ejected from a star exploding 500,000,000 years ago on the other side of the fucking galaxy could just punch a hole straight through your ship and then you're really fucked.

Maybe_Maybe_not · Answer

For once, I can solve such dilemma easily, in the way I pictured it. Ocean is the one frightening me, because drowning can take some time, while that there is still the possibility to survive, to breathe, to hope, to think that it's not the end.

While space, so I heard, I would die in 7 seconds, not enough time to hope for anything aaand I like to think it's a painless death. And if it's not, it's still a quick and clean death.

Anonymous · Answer

Space. At least in the ocean, I am home. On my planet. Dust to dust. In space, I will just float around for eons until perhaps I am found as a husk of a body and become someone’s great discovery of an ancient human explorer who will now be put on display.

exitseven · Answer

The ocean is a creepy place. I used to SCUBA dive and only going down 30-40 feet could be pretty scary. Big fish can pop up out of nowhere and the vegetation can obscure things and make it a scary place.

LiamJHayden · Answer

Intellectually space is disturbing, primarily because my limited mind cannot get around it either having a boundary on the one hand or not having a boundary on the other.

Joshydavid25 · Answer

🤔🤔🤔.. I wouldn't say disturbing, but I would say that space is more wonderous and scary in a H. P Lovecraft type of way.. It's mysterious and dark.. Whereas the depth of the Ocean is creepy.. Wondrous but creepy.. Since it has so many creatures.. Probably even creatures we haven't discovered yet.. So, I'll take the Ocean for 100..

AviatorTom · Answer

Neither is disturbing. They are both parts of Nature, places for humans to explore. It is interesting, though, that we know more about Space than we do about the Oceans.

Caroline91 · Answer

I think I'll just stay with Middle-earth, if you don't mind!

Landofifireandice · Answer

Correct as you get deeper the pressure increases also the larger and scarier and u

avery58 · Answer

I think space is scarier

CubaPirate · Answer

None of the above tbh  We're all here one time and need to make the best of it

Anonymous · Answer

The size of Uranus

KittygosMeoWW · Answer

Ocean, it’s so scary.

KrakenAttackin · Answer

The depths of the Marianas trench is pretty creepy to me.

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

The empty space between Trump voters' ears !!!

LadyBecks · Answer

I'd say the ocean

SleepingHazard · Answer

No ocean for me!

Miah06 · Answer

Your soul

msc545 · Answer

The ocean...

Dongie · Answer

The ocean.

sirderpsalot123 · Answer

The ocean

Anonymous · Answer

Nothing, they are both cool in my opinion.

princeofromance · Answer

Ocean Depths

MikeRJ · Answer

Outer space

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