I used to have dreams being surrounded by mountains around a large body of water, and a big, loud ship was coming towards me!

Is bro cooking 👀

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I'd love to see you cover thalassophobia, claustrophobia, or possibly agoraphobia

I always had astrophobia and thalassophobia, and I absolutely hated any time I would fall into some kind of out of bounds or void in video games, especially minecraft. Never knew these were tied to a bigger fear entirely. Any time I hit bedrock in minecraft I would have a mini panic attack and immediately stop digging lower. Big empty rooms/hallways/fields etc don't bother me that much unless they're really dark or maybe foggy and you literally cannot see what's beyond the horizon, but any empty void especially a dark one where there's no ground below you, and nothing visually above you is absolutely terrifying to me. Space is especially bad to think about because I also have megolophobia so if I saw a gigantic planet like Saturn or Jupiter right next to me while i was suspended in the void of space I would literally die. Idk how astronauts can do it.

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15:31 JTOH REFERNCE (CITADEL OF INFINITE VOID)! NO WAYYYYYYYYYY

1st grade me after learning the sun would explode in 8 billion years: 😨

falling into voids specificly for me, when i was a kid i played battllefield 2 and if u played it u know that there is fog and u cant really see far away which resulted in limited vision while being in a jet or helicopters, once i was moving so fast with a jet, so high up i had no idea wether im going up or down so i panicked and jumped out of the jet, after which i got even more scared and alt f4-ed, and recently as im 19 now i had this familiar feeling while playing minecraft with shaders, these shaders turn the end dimencion into a horror thunderstorm void that looks like its somewhere in space, just fog, thunderstorm and darkness everywhere around you, and the music specificly gets turned into a mix of minecrafts most popular music but cursed and eerie... the shader is called BLISS 2.0

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I REALLY CANNOT watch this until the end!!! 😰😰😰

Discovered this phobia today by flying my elytra in the end on Minecraft. I suddenly lost all sense of direction when I couldn’t seen any land and got a fight or flight instinct lol. Explains why I was always afraid of looking up at the sky when I was a kid too

The Four Kings fight in Dark Souls is terrifying to me to an insane degree I wonder if this is kenophobia

it has a bit of apeirophobia

I have megaloastrophobia, Jupiter terrifies me lol

2001: a space odyssey is a horror film as far as 8m concerned. Isolation, the dark, the void and space all rolled into one. The bit where HAL 9000 sends that astronaut off into space, the cuts his cable is brutal. *shudder*

Once you amble back and hopefully see this very late message, anything on isolation in the wilderness/ fear of the dark or anything on the uncanny valley/creepy noises would be up there in my suggestions wishlist! Thank you for this: I see fear of space as an upside down thalssophobia (think I spelt that correctly). You're the type of youtuber I would hope to be if I weren't so lazy...sporadic but worth the wait

Keep on trucking, bruv

I am not the only one

glad you’re not uploading anymore you snake

But… isn’t the universe like 99.99% void? AAAA-

We are over 8 billion not 7 billion anymore

Now he’s William Afton 💀

There are things that are extremely large compared to us humans which we can't really imagine, yes, but this goes in the other direction as well.. the human body is a universe itself for billions of microorganisms. And don't let me get started about atoms and stuff like that..

Yeah bro, the picture of Neptune is terrifying. Honestly, I feel like space itself and us living on this planet. To me, it's completely incomprehensible. I just can't get a grip on it. I honestly feel like I need to take psychedelics and then rewatch this video and others like it.. to truly get a grasp or wrap my head around it. To really picture it. I feel it's something we can say we understand, but I personally just can't get my head all the way around it. Aside from that, I have a theory that this "universe" is like a big sandbox, and we were put here by god. Or maybe we (us spiritually) found this beautiful planet and after millions of years we were able to evolve and live here. or maybe... our souls were dumped here by a powerful intergalactic group. Maybe we were banished here for punishment. The idea that god gave us this perfectly working world, within a vast empty sandbox (like a computer game) seems more real to me than the current science. I mean for anyone who believes in god.. the "science" points directly to him...

To clarify, the explosion at 3:14 was meant to happen. More specifically, they were testing the emergency escape system _incase_ something goes wrong on an actual manned launch

Wow, your channel is pretty cool. You should do one on fear of dark spaces? I always feel like something is watching me and wants to hurt me. I fear going to bed and I fear waking up if the sun isn’t up yet lol 👀🥴

Should I send that text tho… (GREAT VIDEO THIS IS LITERALLY SO UNDERRATED)

The Bootes void is very disturbing and interesting

I hate when I fall through terrain in a video game and just fall into a void. it creeps me out so much

As someone with a space special interest, i completely understand why someone would have Astophobia despite my own FASCINATION. The unknown is terrifying as shit, no two ways around it. Two things that might soothe anyone's anxieties a little: 1. We are in no danger of a black hole destroying us lmao 2. Personally, i think its really neat that despite all the crazy shit out in space, we manage to simply exist, forming out of stardust no less. So in that sense, your existence right now is really special:) Great video dude, had a blast watching

I have thought alot about this stuff over the years. You clearly have too, and earned my 'like' in 2 minutes

I don’t want to scare you but you’re in space right now and you don’t even know it we’re currently orbiting the sun at over 2000 miles an hour and there’s no such thing as up and down If you want your brain to really melt gravity isn’t a force It never was It’s just space-time being bent by mass For example, think of a bowling ball sitting in the center of a massive trampoline. The stretching in the trampoline is gravity, not a force but side effect of mass putting pressure on the universe forcing it to bend.

Great video.. Would like to see more of these type vids. About space, astrophobia etc.. Keep up the great work mate

metric is superior.

9:34 excellent use of the Vsauce sounds

Well done

Where is the Sun's goings..

This all is kinda scarry, especially since the realization of these extremely gigantic size scales. But nothing compares with the beginning. Time is endless in both directions, so we've been born out of an infinite nr of years, of eons, of Universes in the past. This is the most refined Universe yet out of an infinity of tries in the past. When did it all began and how can anything begin without a beginning? No matter how many type 7 civilisations there ever were or are, they themselves couldn't remember what was before them, because it's infinite! Nothing will boggle the mind more than that! Nothing.

Pls come back to KZbin bro ur the goat

Space isn't just scary because of what we already know is out there. It's what we don't know that could be out there paired with the deafening silence that shakes us to the bone. That's probably why we want to study space and know more about it than our own oceans. That way if we know more of what's out there, then maybe someday we'd have a chance of colonizing some parts. However, even with the most advanced technology at our disposal, we can still only observe a very limited portion of the universe in detail, and as the universe expands over trillions of years, more and more secrets of the universe will be locked away, never to be found. No matter how advanced our technology becomes or how hard we try, there will always something that will remain unseen and unknown hiding somewhere in the cold and dark void of space, what or whoever it may be..

This video quality is amazing and I love your humour and interest in space. The cosmos are unbelievably magnificent. The universe is ruthless, yet forgiving; and we are less than a spec, less than a particle in the grand scheme of things. Love it. Fuck the oceans tho

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Subbed. Found this video 9 months late but honestly one of the best videos I've watched on the topic, surprised to see you only have 4-5k subs, I really like your editing style and this topic in particular is one I am very interested in.

Man I wish the internet didn't suck so much at conveying correct information. Nothing against you, just the internet doing its thing because the image you used for Boötes void seems so ingrained at this point that it's one of the first 3 search results on google images. What you've shown is actually Barnard 68, a nebula. It sure would feel like an endless void being inside of it, but it's not the Boötes void. That one has an illustration all of its own on the wiki page for it, called the map of galaxy voids. It would still be terrifying being inside of it for sure, but at the same time it shows how common and natural galaxy voids are and robs the place of its unnecessary mysticism.

Whenever I think that my petty problems matter, I watch these videos and quickly realize that nothing really matters.

Okay so I knew the universe was infinitly large,but somehow i just realized its larger than however many lightyears old the universe is. The light on one end of the universe only reaches so far in 13 billion years. What the fuck

This is terrifying. I really shouldn't've ignored the warning at the beginning I'm going to watch part 2 anyway

I remember when I first found out about black holes in 1st grade, I would have my mom check under my bed to make sure there wasn't any black holes

I think I had this once. I was walking to an open field after wandering in the Forrest. The sky above me made me feel extremely uneasy. There were no clouds and I had the desire to just lay down flat on the ground and don't move. I hated it.