Ocean at night is very dark

[@Dschungel7650]

“Oranggggge”💀☠️💀💀💀💀💀

[@machellemccollum1192]

Save the orange brother🍊

[@IVE_Been_Happy]

.

[@brandonbullins]

No French please

[@alsuskim3166]

That's mine comment 😡😡😡😡👿👿👿👿😤😤😤😤😤😤😤

[@Zoriyatsu]

Ah yes dark is dark

[@eeeman]

Thats why I dont swim in the middle of the ocean at night, because I dont want to get hit by a random flying orange.

[@SannaYoung]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mecharun4996]

Yeah bro

[@MrWhite-vr1nq]

Wise decision.🤝🏻😄

[@hito-sama]

A deadly orange

[@otorishingen8600]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lichkingithani4653]

Mad respect for the first few people who got onto a boat and decided to sail across major oceans with nothing but lamps and torches for light

[@CanadianHunter69]

You should read about the Galleys the Portuguese made, around the 1400s they changed the world with their Galley ships, sailing distances nobody ever could.

[@MiyamotoAiko]

​@@CanadianHunter69Its called the galleon. Galleys are ships that have sails but need rowers as well, galleons rely on sails and wind and requires no rowers. (Also responsible for the start of European colonisation)

[@CanadianHunter69]

@thegodzillastudios2790 thank you for the correction and yes I studied Portuguese and Spanish history in university for a class like 9 year, long story short yes, Vasco de Gama and Bartholemew Dias subsequently and essentially paved the way for colonialism in Africa. However not to be lost in context, the Africans ruled Europeans in Iberia for 781 years, in Al Andaluz and ending with the Kingdom of Grenada. Europeans and christians were forced to pay the Jiyza tax and were also sold as slaves. The ending of Grenada in 1492 is often glossed over but it's fall was the precipitous for slavery in Africa. The way Europeans like the Portuguese and Spanish saw things they had no mercy for the people they just defeated. Gun boat diplomacy as it was called would reshape Africa and Asia with the "Galleons" all the way to Macau, kinda crazy tbh and insanely fascinating.

[@MiyamotoAiko]

@@CanadianHunter69 I am still fascinated how people in the far past reached such distance with courage, let alone by sea with their galleons. Thank you for this informational comment.

[@rorydougherty]

@@CanadianHunter69 I’m still waiting for the short part…

[@pogoprithish3235]

Everything is fun and games until Someone from the dark throws the orange back .

[@meatyhambugers8722]

If you're the one that threw the orange clap your hands

[@warthunder-rip]

oh no

[@LUN4R3DITZ]

@@meatyhambugers8722 🙌🙏🙌🙏

[@electros9814]

@@LUN4R3DITZ vegetables > cheese

[@jeandavis7888]

😂😂😳😯🤣🤣

[@kloug2006]

This is the stuff of nightmares: Titanic, Titan submersible, oranges, etc.

[@amarmrh133]

😂

[@danieldaddydeeevans8136]

😂😂

[@harlan2303]

It's pronounced oranch 🤓👆

[@SomeoneScary]

That one fish who got hit by that orange will be questioning its whole life about it.

[@GabrielCroft]

😂🤣 You're so right. I think about stuff like that all the time

[@electrochimxy]

The fish : "i've never seen this shaped egg"

[@Gigi1111Layna]

They forget in seconds and live in the now...orange is forgotten

[@darnellbutts8421]

Lol he got a snack out of it at least

[@Tina-wk2pr]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Coolguy123-]

The ocean just turns into space when it’s nighttime

[@tuxedomask7071]

Mystery solved. Now let's finally move on...

[@Lazy-bliss]

Without stars and moon

[@MarcillaSmith]

Our ancient ancestors spoke of "the waters of heaven" (which they believed were held back by a dome-shaped "firmament").

[@Epiphemma]

Kinda makes me wonder if space could be a giant ocean

[@Coolemmygirl928]

So true

[@jamesbritton635]

The orange is still exploring the depths of the ocean to this day.

[@really5453]

The oranges might colonize the ocean before we do

[@CoolkhidfromAfrica8668]

Fishes:😋

[@LegendaryDarkKnight602]

It imploded.

[@gg.1739]

"to this day" -four months ago

[@RendColt]

im a shark and i ate it

[@nathansharma87]

That orange was grown, cultivated by a farmer on an orchard. It was picked, carted by truck to a watehouse, sorted and passed quality inspection. It was packed and delivered to a wholesaler on a chilled truck. The wholesaler then packed it among others in a carboard box where it was trucked to a loading yard. It was then added to a trailer among other items and hauled to a port. It was then loaded onto a helicopter to be flown out to an oil rig. Then it was thrown into the ocean.

[@jessespersonalnerding]

Idk why this made me laugh so hard.

[@sumanpradhan7192]

I thought the same😂❤

[@lastyeehaw715]

What a life!

[@tuxedomask7071]

How do you know it didn't have any other mystical journeys in-between?

[@nathansharma87]

@@tuxedomask7071 your mum told me.

[@s.s2510.]

ocean doesn't need to be dark to scare me

[@chrislapp9468]

can see all the stars.

[@theapollo.]

id argue that if it didnt get darker the further down it went, itd be much worse

[@dpascha7288]

😂😂😂right

[@reefk3412]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIDSfquEbbaVo5Isi=s8GIOtDmzQINkwvS

[@dasfx2895]

​@@theapollo.Like imagine making eye contact with that terrifying deep sea monster just cos the ocean isn't dark at all...

[@Martinit0]

Imagine you are swimming in the pitch black ocean at night and suddenly you are hit by an orange.

[@AskMeCounselorTC]

I truly needed that laugh 😂

[@Yasmine91646]

Cringe. You can die swimming in waves like that doofus.

[@marja9956]

Hahahahaha 😄

[@AMindInOverdrive]

How funny if, after he threw the orange, he heard someone yell "OUCH!!!"

[@Lima3578user]

😂😂

[@swappedoutZ71]

One day there will be a giant orange tree in the middle of the ocean

[@bunnibravo4647]

It will be a Salt-Orange tree, the most savory of its kind.

[@quickhallsshow576]

💀

[@minekush1138]

​@@bunnibravo4647 😂

[@minekush1138]

what yo momma says about me salty savory 😂

[@jrrshriner3225]

I don't care how dark it is, but the things that are in it.

[@xzxxx-km4vy]

Those things bother me more in pitch black darkness though

[@Randomstuff-um8nz]

Fr😢

[@ancientofdays9737]

Everything that lives at the bottom during the day comes up at night 🐉

[@Ayush_Nayak1]

Really? U don't fear how deep the ocean is?? It's not a swimming pool

[@Dreamskater100]

@@Ayush_Nayak1 Lol!- swimming pool!

[@aultmanfilms4590]

Being lost in the ocean at night will always be one of my worst fears

[@MGrey-qb5xz]

Why, you can't swim or something

[@gagandeepk1670]

​@@MGrey-qb5xzHow long would you swim 🙄?

[@jannatunnaim5139]

For me it's just the OCEAN 💀 even if im at the shore

[@bunkermainan]

​@@MGrey-qb5xz and hold on to what, or goes to what direction. Since you cant see anything in front, back or the bottom. All hopes lost i reckon

[@MGrey-qb5xz]

@@bunkermainan skill issue

[@zaniyacummings2684]

Imagine being the ppl from the titanic when the lights went out

[@iliketowatchvideos47]

Oh my god 😢

[@xzxxx-km4vy]

Or the ones inside Titan as it sunk deeper and deeper into darkness

[@orettamurray8844]

Terrifying and freezing. A horrible death😢

[@umarbashir6685]

😮

[@Cogic]

Imagine thinking a ship is unsinkable

[@ganiaj87]

Nothing but respect for people that work on ships & oil rigs.

[@AxolochieBMGO]

RIP Mr Orange 2023-2023

[@DaTroll-ky7vq]

🍊 you will never be forgotten 😢

[@tiffanygrever8092]

Who knows it might get used by SpongeBob at the crusty Crab.

[@menacingskull740]

Annoying orange

[@Klinoklaz]

i feel bad about it

[@maxsotomayor3674]

​@@menacingskull740At least he finally shuts up

[@heathermae4540]

Nope, I'm good. It's scary during the day 💀

[@Trekzity]

Yh

[@puffy-fluffy123]

Agreed

[@ColossalReaperN7]

Imagine being lost at sea at night 😳💩

[@SupremeB_07]

@@ColossalReaperN7 sharks 🦈 whale 🐋

[@SirenCatTH]

​@@SupremeB_07 whales will be cool except its sound

[@ljsbean2705]

As a lifeboatman, I can confirm. It's very scary when your boat moves up and down on what looks like nothing

[@bunkermainan]

And then the boat light went dark 😮

[@ljsbean2705]

@@bunkermainan luckily we have deck lights and 2 sets of batteries

[@kellyakuhata2842]

​@@ljsbean2705 turn the lights off then you will be able to see better

[@ljsbean2705]

@@kellyakuhata2842 we're not allowed to, there's too many trip hazards so the helm doesn't turn them off unless it's day

[@CowboyCookhouse]

I would have the highest levels of anxiety

[@House_Husband_Romeo]

I’ve always said people who work on the seas are the bravest people on the planet. Everytime there is a storm they are literally being attacked by masses of liquid darkness. It’s not just Fear of the unknown but a very certain understanding that what’s out there could end you and you won’t see it coming.

[@V1C1OUZ]

I genuinely felt bad about the poor bright happy orange. ~Have a fruitful journey across the ocean.

[@todt1112]

It's a weird feeling to feel sad for inanimate e object huh?

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

@@todt1112But how is she? Was someone eating her? Or is she the first orange in the ocean? Wasssssssssuuuuuuuuuup 😂

[@Squatwithsquall]

Some shark got cracked in the head with it

[@aprilynfabian7308]

I’m sad for wasted objects 💀

[@dlwsblancaflor7078]

@@todt1112 most people with kind and pure heart are emotional.. and yes even with an object.

[@Magicchessandchillax]

*_As an orange, I confirm it's really dark_*

[@kimtav7286]

😂😂😂

[@arunishsingh2946]

What are ur pronouns?

[@blujay9030]

@@arunishsingh2946juicy and fruit

[@summerhill5784]

😂😅

[@freelcf]

I thought your profile picture was an angry orange

[@lifeon2wheels86]

I work on ships and when were in the middle of the pacific ocean travelling across, it gets so dark when the moon isnt out that some times you cant even see your own hand in front of you. Kind of creepy especially when you hear the noises around you

[@jessica33313]

What noises

[@lifeon2wheels86]

@@jessica33313 from different things like chains rustling metals creaking and banging. Some times the sound the wind makes when it hits the hull of the ship

[@charlieb2047]

Do you see the stars better or is the sky also black?

[@lifeon2wheels86]

@@charlieb2047 yes you see them a lot better and clearer. You also see satelites and planes. But there are also nights when you dont see stars and thats when its full on dark

[@Nisowyd]

Imagine hearing a humpback whale in that pitch black darkness

[@MuhammedAhmedMuhammedbudni]

Even orange turned into darkness 💀☠️💀💀💀💀

[@aizawaAKAEraserhead]

random fish: nothing can ruin this night

[@ghostfrieza2904]

Cringe

[@aizawaAKAEraserhead]

@@ghostfrieza2904 not the 158 people that liked this comment thinks that

[@ghostfrieza2904]

@@aizawaAKAEraserhead ya thats something I would expect from children

[@SS-xo5iz]

😂

[@ItsGabbylol531]

“Are you sure about that?”

[@MattMoss-jv4hp]

I’m in the Royal Navy and honestly yes it does sometimes make you a little anxious, but some of the best sights I’ve seen have been at sea at night! The clearest stars, amazing thunderstorms, and bioluminescence in the waves breaking against the bow. Truly breathtaking

[@LauRoot892]

Mosses ?

[@sweetlohlah]

Wow, I can only imagine

[@ImbaTaggen]

God I love love it when you talk dirty to me

[@mauricereynolds5671]

Amazing thunderstorms?😂

[@aceg7781]

@@mauricereynolds5671my thoughts exactly💀I already don’t like thunderstorms from the comfort of my home but while in the ocean? 🫠

[@walkaway7301]

This is what the Titanic victims had to experience besides freezing to death. Gives me the shivers.

[@BrockGarrett-y8o]

You don’t know that. Because the moon could have been out that night and they could have seen the ocean around them just fine. The only reason why it’s so dark in this video is because the moon is not out.

[@cjohnson18711ify]

@@BrockGarrett-y8o it's been well documented that there was no moon that night

[@joebrackens9012]

Facts it was a moonless night it was very dark and cold

[@whoisdis8201]

​@@BrockGarrett-y8ohere comes the know it all but actually know nothing

[@BrockGarrett-y8o]

@@whoisdis8201 I’m not wrong, on nights when the moon is out the ocean is pretty visible. However, if the night of the Titanic sinking was documented to be a moon less night, then yes, it would have been pitch dark. The original commenter never mentioned anything of the such.

[@jairocorrales7370]

Yes in-fact during at night you can see the bioluminescence effect in the water and it almost feel like a wonderland. At night, you can see the thousands of stars above you, even milki way it self, shooting stars, while inhaling the pure ocean air. Honestly having that magical experience at such a young age (i’m 21) while being on the Navy really makes appreciate the world you live in even more.

[@dpascha7288]

Thank you for your service!

[@elainebmack]

I'm afraid of any ocean, but your vivid description of these natural wonders makes me want to get on board. Thank you.

[@BvelociraptorProductions]

I always get chills looking at a picture of the open ocean. Imagine what kind of freaky stuff lives down there that we haven't discovered.

[@kill3rbyysight]

you are not ready

[@peoplebelievealiensarereal]

SpongeBob man SpongeBob SquarePants

[@sydneyfury]

My thalassophobia is triggered

[@OrionOodama]

Moby Dick and Gojira, to name few. Learning the mystery can be way too scary, so we feel you.

[@imsoedgy902]

​@@OrionOodamait's called sperm whale

[@kaptan5306]

I remember my first cruise and being out in the deep ocean at night for the first time ever. I realized then if people fall overboard, they don't drown, they give up hope. Because there is absolutely nothing your eyes can perceive in any direction. It's one of the scariest sights.

[@DStroiu33]

I’ve thought about that before. About how surreal it must feel. Walking out while everyone is sleeping. I want to go on a cruise but I’m terrified.

[@sheilapate7604]

@@DStroiu33same lol

[@MayorMcheese12]

@@DStroiu33how tf would you go overboard though unless you willingly jump off over the side barrier

[@DrivenA111]

@@MayorMcheese12Yes, it’s supposedly hard to fall in.

[@MayorMcheese12]

@@DrivenA111 it really is. Only way i can see it happening is if someone is really drunk and they try and do something stupid. Or if theyre on their balcony and do the same thing. The balcony barriers are shorter but still gotta be an idiot and climb over

[@trevorblanton4863]

I’m in the U.S. Navy spent many nights on look out watch in the pitch black and yes it is very dark but if the stars are aren’t blocked by clouds it’s only pitch black to you for about 10 minutes until your eyes adjust and you can pretty much see everything. The stars are beautiful out in the ocean you’ll never see space so clearly. We had binoculars for spotting ships and other things if you point them at the moon you’ll see every crater it’s so close up and some nights you see Saturn and it’s ring. Plus I can assure you aliens are real haha 👽

[@bruderschweigen6889]

I can assure you they aren't well atleast not anywhere even remotely near us the chances for intelligent life to sprout is slim to none

[@flexydude]

There’s no way to assure anyone that something doesn’t exist unless you are everywhere and know literally everything

[@jwhogangr]

Aliens exist. Maybe not green big eye alien but aliens exist

[@caleb2507]

@@bruderschweigen6889proof? Zero possibility that in the Eons of the Universe there was not at least 1 other group that made it far past our current tech? Cloaking tech and tech so advanced we can’t even grasp it today? I would say the chances are more that we are a very new entry to the universe with many far older than we and able to be smart enough not to show what they don’t want to show.

[@CEO-of-money]

Aliens most definitely exist, it would be a non existent chance for them not to, they just don't exist anywhere near us.

[@arthurneddysmith]

The fish that found that orange had a bite and then devoured it without knowing that the chances of it finding another are less than it getting hit by lightning 5 times.

[@ivantashakov1178]

New fear unlocked: the ocean at night.

[@teebaalsewaidi4080]

And morning

[@1_931]

And The ocean

[@teebaalsewaidi4080]

@@1_931 and the beach

[@syryx3502]

and orange

[@justaguywhoissleepdeprived6381]

The ocean in general

[@PoM-MoM]

I went on a private boat 60 miles out from Puerto Vallarta during a New Moon and I thought I'd be horrified but ALL the stars in the sky with no light pollution was absolutely ✨ Amazing. I get teary eyed just remembering it, was so beautiful

[@inveteratecrusader4882]

Till you got hit by an oranggge

[@renjiaow3742]

I can imagine it was close to 0 on the Bortle scale.. a beautiful sight to see.

[@PoM-MoM]

@@renjiaow3742 Yep. It was awesome!

[@mattjack3983]

Yeah seeing the sky at night somewhere far from any light pollution like that is absolutely breathtaking.

[@renjiaow3742]

@@PoM-MoM I saw the sky on a 4 scale and it was still breathtaking. There was comets as well.. I wish we could see this everyday.

[@HisMajesty99]

Bro throws away the only thing saving him from scurvy 😭💀

[@smaguire8339]

😂

[@lizc6393]

Lmao

[@soinlove6889]

You were a good student

[@himster22]

That vitamin C is important 😂

[@JakkWagon]

I leaned that from James Cooks biography 😅

[@TheSuiiiGuy7]

Plot twist… The oil rig leaked making the ocean dark

[@minne2496]

oh shit

[@Eres_Nyx1154]

M. Night Shamaylan needs you on his writing team.

[@hmmm_idk45]

What did the orange do? 😭

[@Spooky_days]

It was the annoying orange

[@ameliaestrada8023]

​@@Spooky_days yo thats a throwback

[@K3L3X]

​@@Spooky_daysDamn nostalgia hitting me hard 😢

[@jovrien]

@@Spooky_days it’s what she deserves

[@thirdeffect]

It wasn't appealing

[@ravinosaurus]

"Just look at him throwing his owrʳʳᵃⁿᵍᵉ"😭

[@SupermanEtuk]

😂😂

[@AyeshaCrafts55]

😂😂😂

[@_im_yours_]

😂😂😂😂

[@cbrown1444]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@BlackBelle-z1u]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@m1sterjp657]

This is not your ordinary darkness... This is... ADVANCED darkness. ~SpongeBob

[@StaccatoRedFox]

Lol I didn’t laugh hard, but I did laugh out loud. “Advaaaanced Darknesss 😳”

[@KingdomHearts4KHML]

Darkness within darkness awaits you Riku 😂

[@SirenaWomanWarrior]

😂😂😂😂

[@SirenaWomanWarrior]

Everyone needs to see and know this comment

[@epicperson137]

It looks like they under the bedrock

[@QAZ-OMEN]

It actually looks much scarier in the day, when you can see the waves.

[@Baconbits16]

Darkness is half the scary. Underneath is a feeding frenzy & translucent stinging jelly fish cover the surface. On night dives you feel sharks dart past you & swarms of tiny fish tickle your hand, attracted to your light. It's like being in the Amazon jungle blind folded when everything is active.

[@grenindraw6947]

Thanks, I hate it

[@clownintraining5944]

please never post a comment like this again very informative but i wish i did not read this i did not sign up for psychological horror.

[@MikePakaRoostahvelli]

Terrifying. Imagination... READY... SET... GO!!! 🔫 🧠 💨

[@daffyduckling6958]

​@@clownintraining5944grow some nuts

[@calebquintana5724]

R/ThanksIHateIt

[@MKx2_05]

Oil rig workers have to be one of the bravest people on earth

[@hemendraravi4787]

That's why the pay is good , even better for saturation divers

[@yammmit]

some of the* if you’re going to say workers, plural, the rest of the sentence needs to follow that

[@i_commission_dspriscilla_a7486]

@@hemendraravi4787pay isnt as good as people think it is

[@hantz8771]

​@@yammmitthx for the correction

[@vanessadonath6651]

It not on earth. It on platform. 😂

[@rexoates4484]

That’s one reason why many people aboard the Titanic didn’t get into lifeboats when they initially had the opportunity, and chose to just go back inside the warm ship they never thought would sink anyway. They looked down and just saw darkness. The ship seemed safer to them at the time.

[@erikturner5073]

Good point.

[@hunger28772]

why do I feel deja Vu reading this, never been in ocean before

[@FraBra88]

Omg

[@mr.tofficial1140]

You’re right dude, in the movie we can see light when there was in fact, pure darkness

[@rexoates4484]

@@mr.tofficial1140 not completely but there was no moon, and stars don’t light up the sky very much. If the tragedy wasn’t happening, it would have been a beautiful sky, but with the circumstances, I doubt anyone except perhaps a child would even care.

[@coltonpugh9669]

"Just look at him throw this orannnnnge" 😂😂

[@naf4704]

badger really went from working for jesse to youtube.

[@kusumbudkhale]

Lol

[@JesseOrSomething]

Damn he sounds just like him 😂

[@sennthemanwin98]

True

[@matvlogs5939]

bruh that’s what i thought right when i hear his voice lol 💀

[@Kayaniv296]

Badger is still one the best hitman of Mississippi

[@Coolemmygirl928]

It feels like you're in space.

[@Mubashar783]

my respect for that orange 📈📈📈📈📈 💀

[@RkicF8]

Light travels a long way in space, but wont travel 2 miles in water.

[@davidich3537]

As above so below

[@fish-champ]

Even space isn’t as pitch black

[@Yasmine91646]

@@Mubashar783Cringe

[@Poignanter]

Mad respect for the orange who sacrified itself for us to see how it is to throw orange at the ocean at night

[@HarryPercy0237]

Ya..even today I won't agree to sail on the most high-tech cruise

[@reefk3412]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIDSfquEbbaVo5Isi=s8GIOtDmzQINkwvS

[@ValdaShallmizhili]

This is so beautiful❤

[@200434ton]

From this perspective with no moonlight, most likely a cloudy sky and lights on the rig. I've been in the middle of the Indian ocean in the middle of the night on an aircraft carrier and the moonlight was so bright you could see plenty. Many nights with moonlight and the milky way so clear and visible that it looked like you could touch the stars. So many shooting stars. It was truly beautiful. I miss it!

[@Jon14141]

Nice

[@SuperSaiyanTraining]

It’s because its the indian ocean. Surrounding countries and india itself dont take too much of the night sky but any ship or rig situated right off the coast of new york or cali or miami is guaranteed to be pitch black

[@Mirethec]

Because on oceans is no light pollution

[@rudywinter4270]

Can you take me next time 😏 thanks

[@benicio_3]

Bro is it a poem Orr ur experience...?

[@yekab1290]

Note to self: avoid ocean. Period.

[@Anaskhan-rw1pb]

What is this period for 🤔🤔 Are you having period😅

[@_wayward_494]

​@@Anaskhan-rw1pb it means full stop lmao

[@Aaaaan9-e5y]

Are you having a period?

[@Rat-Pack-Squad]

​@@Anaskhan-rw1pb it's a thing some girls do "not all and it's not only girls but mainly" Like the comment above me said it means full stop or the end of something.

[@MrJuice10]

@@Rat-Pack-Squad its kinda stupid tho just put a period there no need to say it if its already on the keyboard

[@bari2883]

I couldn’t think of something more scary than bobbing in the pitch darkness of the ocean with who knows what passing by your body and touching you.

[@wafIeee]

a molester

[@NinjaPhooka]

As you freeze to death and drown. 😅

[@bari2883]

@@NinjaPhooka yesss

[@turdferguson2]

I know, poor orange

[@reefk3412]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIDSfquEbbaVo5Isi=s8GIOtDmzQINkwvS

[@HotdogJuice]

Makes you respect historic ocean navigation more.

[@the_infinexos]

Especially in the middle of storms... the only light they had was the lightning strikes actively destroying their ship

[@Fragolux]

In the Navy I would go up topside at night sometimes and take photos of the stars above. You can see 10 times as many stars at sea as you can on land where there is light pollution. It was beautiful, but humbling.

[@Skorpyon_kng]

Yup same

[@AryanSingh-oy6uv]

Are you talking about milky way galaxy ?

[@Tweakachu]

We are but a grain of sand. This life we live means absolutely nothing in the grand scheme of things.

[@cnote459]

@@AryanSingh-oy6uvlol no stars doesn’t have to be those colorful galaxies you see on pictures 😂 it’s just stars you see at night.

[@AryanSingh-oy6uv]

@@cnote459 yeah but the galaxy is visible but with no colours

[@TR-ly6kq]

Dark water is one of my greatest fears, it doesn't matter if anyone tells me there is nothing down there because in my mind there definitely is something down there and it will get me.

[@gtrman12887]

Lol...there are millions of things down there...

[@nareshagarwal772]

Sea monsters

[@peludo87]

Imagine The Caribdis looking at you 😢

[@KaiMax_23]

75% of the undiscovered world is down there. Things never seen by human eyes.

[@Nevisblau]

Ditto.

[@swiftshift06]

This just in everybody: at night, when there is no light, things are dark.

[@amiralmajidi9516]

Bro you don't get it the ocean is already scary and imagine not being able to see shit even close to you and u have no idea how deep cold or what's in there

[@swiftshift06]

@@amiralmajidi9516 yup, that's darkness for you.

[@amiralmajidi9516]

@@swiftshift06 not a lot of things or places in the world as dark and scary as the ocean that scares some people maybe not you but that's the point of the video and title

[@ShG2022]

​@@amiralmajidi9516yup, have u ever read 'Moby Dick' ? I always got scared as a child when I read the novel. The sea and the whale...😅

[@satoshihiro1590]

" I am batman "

[@majesticblasian651]

I feel sorry for that orange. It didn't ask to be thrown into the dark abyss. At least leviathan has a new favorite toy now.

[@wildsagediary1109]

If you’ve ever been to the beach at night, you can see the shore but looking out, it’s just an abyss. It’s unreal. Cool yet terrifying

[@Indiangymheroes6934]

My dad used to take me in his plane on trips. We would fly around New York and look at all the beautiful landmarks. Despite seeing many things, I still couldn’t see who the fuk asked.

[@wildsagediary1109]

@@Indiangymheroes6934 lmao. Well I’m not from New York. That could be why 😂😂 Any comment online really could’ve been kept to themselves however, sharing our experiences is what connects us as humans online. If you could care less, you needn’t bother coming to the comments section at all. You really should have a license to be that much of an a**hat

[@nathanmarx3514]

@@Indiangymheroes6934cringe

[@DaOldSchoolRapLova96]

Yup I was at Maui Hawaii 2 summers ago and the ocean was beautiful during the day. I was told not to ever go out to the ocean at night. I remember sitting by the rocks not far from the waves, about 20 fr, a good distance just to hear nature and could only imagine what was out there as far as sea life. The ocean is definitely scary. That’s why planes at night over water, crash on rare occasion because they get confused with the sky and the water. It’s weird but there have been instances like that

[@caffrey9762]

, ya were brought from the dark into the light 🌞 & shortly u will return to the dark & u know that, but you don't want that 😂

[@I_Always_Come_Back_..]

"just look at him throw this *orraaange* " *that is the prettiest voice and orange I've ever heard*

[@Mr.Sleepless]

Imagine just minding your own business going on a late night boat ride into the pitch-blackness of the ocean when suddenly you get hit by an ✨Oraaaannnnge✨

[@btwidk5945]

😂 😂😂 this comment made my day

[@Mr.Sleepless]

@@btwidk5945 That's all I wanted to do 🤣!

[@_invinciScribe_24]

Lmao 😂😂

[@lindahorner6232]

😂

[@mr.b.2823]

I have to admit, i did chuckle a bit actually thinking about thst scenario 😂

[@luna69229]

The annoying Orange: Hey appl- AAHHHHHH! *gets send into the dark realm* Apple: what?

[@AngledOG_]

I’m not scared of being alone in the dark, I’m scared of not being alone in the dark.

[@satyaranjanghosh7]

☠️☠️

[@magnet3570]

This is true

[@zodiac5790]

bros the definition of "being alone is better than being with the wrong person"

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

​@@zodiac5790 You must have a high intelligence to say what they just said in harder to understand words.

[@zodiac5790]

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar it's quote

[@onair141]

Fun fact: There is no amount of money you can pay me to be out in the middle of the ocean.

[@sonicartzldesignerclan5763]

Maybe its the Oranges that will convice you

[@TarieceStewart]

Really? How about a cruise?

[@vincenttaylor8553]

🤣🤣🤣

[@mangafq8]

​@@TarieceStewart nope. Especially not a cruise😂

[@brumph7256]

@@sonicartzldesignerclan5763😂😂😂

[@kehu3226]

Fun fact: when there’s no light, things appear dark

[@laibahussain9876]

Thank you so much for the unnecessary information which changed my life 🥰🥰

[@KingFamppam]

You didn't have to cut me off-

[@plaaxys]

no way

[@OVERRRR9000]

😮?

[@Kube_Dog]

Is that why the ocean in the video looks so dark?

[@RoxFruits]

Bro works at an oil rig in the void

[@AbeTweakin]

I used to work 1,200 feet underground. Yes at first it is scary and your mind is just processing all the billions of tons of Earth above your head, but after a while I found myself able to enjoy the darkest darkness I have ever experienced. And also the quietest quiet one can almost ever experience. So quiet infact, when you get away from all the machines running, you can literally hear the sounds of the Earth settling, slight cracks and subtle sounds all around you reminding you that this rock we call home is alive and moving and active even in its deepest and darkest depths. Truly amazing shit man i miss it sometimes. Edit: thank you all for the love and curiosity about what was a short but big part of my life. I only was a miner for a bout 3 years, between 2016 and 2019. I lost my mother to suicide about a year into my employment down there and only 6 months after my first child was born. This lead me down a dark path of depression and anxiety that I have only just begun to get a grip on over the last few months. That being said this mental instability did play a huge role in my leaving the mining industry to go back to paving asphalt like I did beforehand. It was a difficult last 5/6 years but I made it through it and I am lucky to be as healthy and as stable as I am now.

[@michaelryan7687]

Damn

[@jayborelli266]

Don't you feel disoriented by the darkness

[@hernancortes6575]

Went down in the Carlsbad caverns. I’m glad I first hand know what you’re talking about

[@AbeTweakin]

@jayborelli266 yes infact if you turn off your cap light without any other residual light around you, you will lose your balance quite easily in such kinds of darkness (especially on rough and rocky terrain lol)

[@ijg8343]

😂😂 not the same

[@paramvirsingh28]

The mighty waves are giving me chills from the screen itself.

[@JeyC_]

Ikr, the thought of how miniscule you are compared to the vast and deep blue Who knows what shii is in there we have yet to discover The fact we know more about outer space than what's beneath our oceans is mind boggling 💀

[@JamesBond-wv9xz]

Bro srsly those are some real ominous-looking waves...

[@dbodooley]

@@JeyC_some of the space knowledge is just theories though. Like wormholes and what happens on the other side of a black hole after things like even light are sucked into them. Things like the Big Bang. How was the universe created from nothing? That’s when people start factoring in God and religion and everything. When you realize how minuscule our planet is compared to the rest of the universe is scary. The closest Galaxy to our galaxy is Andromeda and it is 2.5 million light years away. And that Galaxy is our closest neighbor. I just did the math, so traveling at the speed that our technology allows at this time as far as space travel goes it would take us 93,000,000,000 years to get to our closest Galaxy Andromeda. Space is mind boggling

[@Sudhirchoudhary2788]

Exactly

[@themidnighttavern6784]

Now just imagine a 90 ft rouge wave rolling out of the abyss.

[@BrahmaDBA]

My dad and I went on an oceanic fishing trip with a couple of fisherman off the coast of Java. This was the northern coast so the ocean was calmer. After sundown I was scared shitless. It was dark, you can't see anything beyond what the hurricane lantern provides. We also weren't in a yacht or a big trawler. It was a wooden traditional fisherman boat with one diesel engine. We don't even have vests on. I'm a trained swimmer and life guard but even I was questioning myself on whether I could survive if the boat capsized there and then. I could not tell you the relief I felt when the sun rises. You start to be grateful that you were born in the time of electric lamps and technology and realizes why for the longest time humans were afraid of the dark.

[@ProdavackaDivu]

Always wear a life vest lol

[@kadekyudhistiras]

Interesting. Anyway, could you tell me which part of Java that you've been through on that story?

[@watcherwraith007]

Pitch Black would be very happy to read that last bit

[@BrahmaDBA]

@@kadekyudhistiras it was off the coast of Tuban in East Java. The sea was calm but it doesnt stop me from being afraid lol. The darkness was insane.

[@kadekyudhistiras]

@@BrahmaDBA oohh at Tuban, I see. Nice choice btw. Thankfully you're did that adventure at north. I can't imagine if you doing it at south of Java, take example at Malang. My uncle is a fisherman at Sendangbiru. He once told me story about when he was fishing, and yeah, he did it at night, and....versus the ocean. Sendangbiru is literally at the coast of Indian Ocean. That is cool story, of course. But I can't even imagine how scary it is, as well

[@jacobfrench19475]

Everything gets dark at night lmao

[@peterjayobillo5674]

Its really scary at night, pitch black is real but if the moon is bright its also equally terrifying like something mystical creature might emerge your way, atleast for me. But its majestic af especially if some light is reflected a bit on a nearby island.

[@griffiss7aider]

Real Creatures in the Ocean are more scary than the mystical ones cuz you know they are real and might just be there if you decide to take a dip

[@ArashNoorani]

@@griffiss7aider yeah and only 5% of the ocean is discovered so there should be creepy monsters down there

[@MGrey-qb5xz]

You mean a fish?

[@Adhjie]

​@@ArashNooraniwater bear vs terraformar in terms kf survivability entered the chat

[@Adhjie]

Of

[@GQ18]

As a sailor myself can confirm it’s mad dark out there. But some nights you get bright moonlight

[@smann7236]

I always thought stars light up scene...no??

[@aliceliddell8413]

​@@smann7236they would but light pollution

[@jytvreal]

@@smann7236 only in the middle of the pacific ocean, otherwise if your near a city then its gonna look like the void bro Or alternatively make sure your ship or oil rig isn't extremely bright then you'll see stars

[@smann7236]

@@jytvreal yeah I thought so...that's how they used navigate back in days

[@anniee6798]

@@smann7236unless it’s overcast.

[@AntoninoParino]

When you’re out at sea, wasting citrus seems like a really bad idea. At least thats what my pirate ancestors are yelling at me 😂

[@HawkstarX]

Scurvy on curvy waves...

[@mohammadfarooqi6255]

Citrus fruit is must to fight scurvy

[@chiaralistica]

🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️aargh... 🍊

[@marblerace967]

Orange now explored the 10% of the ocean

[@gothgirl4evr881]

"The story of the oil rig and the orange"... narrated by Morgan Freeman.

[@scorbunny7737]

😅🤣😂 L.M.A.O. ; I wouldn't be surprised!!! 😆

[@brittalex42]

Working on an oil rig looks terrifying.

[@CedrickPeoples-k7l]

Because you're just working in the middle of the ocean

[@ZXM23NYC32LA2ZEE]

Why don’t you try working in a morgue by yourself on the overnight shift. Where bodies lay out occasionally still expel gases, sometimes by farts, and sometimes by gasping sounds coming from the mouth. And it is true freshly laid out bodies can occasionally twitch and move slightly enough to scare the crap out of you. And on top of that when a body has not been prepared for a viewing yet, some of their eyes are still opened and their eyes rolled back in their head and their mouth hanging open or in some cases, I have seen some people with disturbing smiles on their faces and their eyes focused in a certain direction. And finally there are those people that have the “look of death in their face. This is a true fact. if a person is in a bad accident, and they have time to process the situation mentally, and they know they are going to be killed or severely mangled they can die with a look of terror frozen on their face. People never believe this when I mention it, but you can research it for yourself. So the ocean may be a frightening place at night, but I’d love to place you in that whole environment by yourself at night and see how you felt in the morning.

[@CedrickPeoples-k7l]

Say, why does that sound so familiar?

[@brittalex42]

@SillyParrot66 You come across as a tad aggressive. However, yes that is also terrifying and also not a job that I want to do.

[@Kermitdafrawg9]

​@SillyParrot66 this just might be the most terrifying, uncomfortable & unsettling thing I have ever read in my entire life.

[@francoisgrobler1778]

Just remember, it may be pitch black for you but many marine predators have no problem detecting prey including you

[@pthesmith]

Right! They’re looking up at you and can see just fine.😅

[@jackreese8890]

Yeah every animal on earth should be thankful that we’ve become more aware that all animals are needed for the ecosystem because if we thought like them we wouldn’t stop till everything went extinct. Humans are at the top of the food chain whether you like it or not.

[@dbodooley]

@@jackreese8890yup and we are actively destroying many animals natural habitats and the more people there are in this world the worse it is going to get. World Population is just getting way out of control! In 100 years there’s gonna be twice as many people as now. Who knows maybe way more than that.

[@AJoaquin305]

That orange had no problem with sight either

[@reba9113]

​@@jackreese8890many extinct species wouldn't be extinct if it wasn't for humans.

[@dinuffin]

"Do you know how dark the sun gets at night?"

[@Cheesaloaf]

At night the ocean is like a void.

[@talapantedtoad6461]

At day it’s like a slightly less scary blueish void

[@TheThatoneguy12121]

Yeah being on a cruise ship and just looking down seeing the ocean beside the ship then slowly looking forward is terrifying.

[@learnergrowthmind]

In the beginning, the world was a formless void

[@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT.]

​@@learnergrowthmind‭‭Genesis‬ ‭1:2‬ ‭KJV‬‬ and darkness was upon the face of the deep

[@Yayosmxxx]

​@@learnergrowthminddon't ruin it hallelujah people lmao

[@Morichoradio]

My dad's a chef cook in a cargo ship and also does maintenance. I asked him what does it look and feel like sailing at night?. He said that if there are a lot stars visible, the moment felt calm and makes you wanna drink a cup of coffee but if its like pitch black, its like youre sailing through nothing. You cant see anything and felt like the ship is sailing through a void.

[@johnglassfiftyseven]

Yup, like that!

[@Orkidlili]

I’m already phobic with open waters, to be on it at night would just give me a heart attack 😅

[@johnglassfiftyseven]

@@Orkidlili it's pretty frightening to be honest.

[@pureone8350]

That's actually quite cool

[@thaonguyen9112]

❤

[@poiny91]

When I was in the navy...every time we'd go out at sea, I would go out on the fantail a little after midnight when the only light I had was the moon reflecting off the ocean...and the sound the waves made when hitting the ship. So beautiful! The one thing I miss from being on a ship for two and a half years...

[@kokopelau6954]

3 years and a half. Still miss it. The only other thing like it is a forest clearing ,or the mountains in the middle of no-where.

[@Unbound_Soul7]

Must’ve been scary and remarkable.

[@thomaskerschner3010]

I floated from North Carolina to Kuwait in 03 heading to Iraq on the Battan. I remember being up on the deck a few times at night and seeing nothing but the moon on the ocean. It was pretty amazing in the middle of the ocean in complete darkness Semper Fi

[@kokopelau6954]

@Unbound_Soul7 nothing scary about it.

[@dhruvaAG2001]

Everything is fun and games, UNTIL someone from the dark throws the orange back...

[@spaceman6_6]

Some fish down there had the best fruit ever and doesn't know he'll never have it again.

[@hellawitzgerald7530]

There's a movie called "The God's must be crazy" where a helicopter is flying over an African village and throws a coke bottle out the window. The villagers see if so from the sky and think it's from God. They start using the bottle for various reasons and it totally changes the village. Id like to see an animated version of this but with your fish/orange storyline lol 🤓

[@spaceman6_6]

@@hellawitzgerald7530 lmao I remember that movie. Those are cherished memories.

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

​@@hellawitzgerald7530We had those movies on VHS tapes.

[@FSUOSU25]

​@@hellawitzgerald7530sounds like an interesting movie.

[@investigationclimate6183]

Its scary at first but it becomes very peaceful once you get used to it and you start to trust your instruments and your navigation abilities.

[@Aghoradipathi]

NO

[@smolmemes2351]

thats exactly what they said before going down to the titanic

[@ayaan9646]

@@smolmemes2351that’s also exactly what they said before the billions of ship cruises that were successful throughout history

[@mudassir36972]

​@@ayaan9646poore world me bohot se bohot 500 700 Honge cruise ship

[@visiblevoyage]

Thats how psychopath killers are born

[@Guy_drip]

Bro threw that “oraaange” a mile away without even trying 💀💀

[@real_goober]

Slap battles player

[@Careditinghub]

Im fucking nad that he threw that orange. I wanted to eat that.

[@cainster]

"Christ, Jeb, what did you do with my orange?"

[@professoroscaro4692]

The Orange: why what did i do 😭

[@JEMurl]

I think you mean: O-rangggggē

[@djdutchbanks5002]

Weirdo

[@Kumire_921]

There's nothing that scares me more than a pitch black ocean at night

[@SK-ur9eh]

Or floating around alone in space

[@Memesdotcom]

@@SK-ur9ehthe thing with space is you can fall back to earth but in the ocean by yourself you’d prob die faster from the tides than your oxygen tank running out in space

[@TheVicar]

@@Memesdotcom Its still better to die from carbon dioxide poisoning, whilst floating in space, than being thrown around in cold water and slowly being drowned as you try and gasp for air in between invisible black waves hitting your face as you try to catch a breath but keep getting half mouth fulls of salt water instead

[@monkewithearrings9535]

@@Memesdotcom yeah because falling down to earth is a real safe thing

[@donkeydan5996]

Imagine being in a plane crashing into the ocean at night , can’t think of anything worse

[@ladypeiandtheclown5410]

You know what’s scarier than throwing an orange into a dark ocean………………something in the dark throwing it back.

[@billymeadows1743]

That it can throw back knows it was you and you dont know it

[@Kube_Dog]

Why wouldn't it eat a delicious orange? It might be some time before it catches another one.

[@abdulmannanshaikh291]

Imagine lights goes out for whole night at the rig you go to visit.😂

[@dl30wpb]

When i was in the Navy a dude fell off the flight deck at like 2 am. Luckily for him the aft watch was actually awake, heard him screaming and found him with the spotlight. He threw out a life preserver and we launched a helo to rescue the dude.

[@willpolo4160]

That's crazy

[@dradtke8647]

Wow

[@skylerhorner8796]

Any idea of what happened after he was safely secured back on deck? I picture a rather stern talking to by his CO, but I could be wrong. Imagine being the reason an entire helo crew has to be woken up to launch a chopper just to save you. Yikes, lol.

[@umarpatel9899]

Bro i would die out of fear

[@IsraelCountryCube]

​@@skylerhorner8796there's the fear of waiting to become some creature meal and then your navy boos confronting you for falling off..many challenges galore!

[@dnice_2170]

I went on a cruise years ago. Dark is a understatement

[@Unbound_Soul7]

Damn, omg.

[@MOE13576]

Nah

[@kornkat]

Never been on a cruise never will either. The thot of being stuck out in the middle of the ocean is horrifying to me. Those ppl that fall off... Can't imagine what that's like being in the dark water watching the ship cruise on out of site?! Nightmare

[@Bj-kb8lr]

Yup coastal cruises only for me. Gotta see lights at all times

[@Cwuti33]

"You aren't scared of the ocean, Your scared of what's in the ocean." - A wise person

[@kristinahoag3341]

Nope. I’m literally scared if the ocean. I would drown in panic before anything would eat me.

[@JeremyBaconThe1st]

And you are also scared of the length of the ocean

[@nelsonferrer8994]

Yes, everything in the depths of the ocean are scary including the weird and wild marine animals, and the immense pressure of the ocean that can probably implode your submarines.

[@MochaMune]

Yes, and the fact that that you can't feel or the ground and there's nothing to hold onto

[@didierfc]

idk that kinda looks like the lobby

[@Marcellus_Hansel]

the tall tower *killing ME* THE MUSIC chilling me😁-

[@AbazabA408]

I’m in the navy and all the lights are off at night. You can’t see a single thing. But the sky is so amazing I wish everyone experiences that at least once.

[@meowkissamaki608]

Its my dream to see it with almost no light pollution

[@Kemalist0008]

I know that yiu guys only clean the floors and do nothing else lol

[@snikpmuPgnihsamS]

hard pass

[@wild5851]

One thing they teach a lot is don’t stare too long at the dark ocean cause it draws you in and you lose sense of depth and can fall in as a consequence

[@RK-ym7nq]

Who teaches that

[@capkapak101everyday8]

​@@RK-ym7nqbro be living under a rock

[@obi--wan7181]

Seriously?

[@coldwarkiwi_2nd183]

Where you being taught this?

[@OkSandFlake]

True, that's the scariest part about it.

[@phoebedemontefalcon1423]

imagine what the titanic passengers experienced in a dark night like this

[@FIshfood500]

They experienced drowning in the dark

[@wwfera00]

​@@FIshfood500I don't think a lot of them were actually drowning. They had life vests on that kept some buoyancy. They more than likely died from hypothermia from the freezing temperatures. The waters during that night were in the 30s I believe . Death would've occured within 15 min.

[@nickpaine2767]

@@wwfera00wim hof would easily survive that

[@sofaezez6608]

The nightsky is actually filled with stars and not pitch black since there were little light interference (atleast thats what I think, if someone did a lil research unlike me u can tell me if what I said is actually true or not)

[@phoebedemontefalcon1423]

@@sofaezez6608 based on the survivors account. It was pitch black. Most are not sure if titanic split in half.

[@Fnino42069]

"Oooranggge" 💀

[@charlie.on.youtube]

I like to think that the orange became a deity origin story for fish.

[@bernadettewilkie5996]

Lol I laughed out loud to this.

[@worndown8280]

It depends on the ocean, the weather and where you are at. Some places in the pacific have so much bioluminescent plankton that it glows, especially in the wake of a ship. I snuck out to smoke one night on the USS Blueridge and forgot to smoke just looking at everything. The sky though, that really takes your breath away. The Milky Way has a ridiculous amount of colors in truly naturally dark conditions.

[@mikejohn4214]

Yeah I know what you mean I was on the USS ranger. After flight operations I would just go up there and just stare at the sky it just amazing. I didn't realize how many stars were actually up there until you get into a situation like that when you could actually see them. Makes you realize just how small our world really is compared to the universe. I hope someday before I die I get to view a UFO spacecraft land and make contact with us earthlings. Cuz you know there has to be another planet out there just like ours

[@asadsitcom6560]

Too bad of the light pollution in the cities where I live I bet it’s breathtaking, a reminder of how truly insignificant everything is

[@Gudsur]

This was just an elaborate Uber Eats commercial. Aquaman really wanted an orange at 1 am

[@djdutchbanks5002]

Weirdo

[@Gudsur]

@@djdutchbanks5002 thanks

[@jocelynuy2922]

@@djdutchbanks5002tf did he do?

[@harshavardhan7044]

@@jocelynuy2922 gave orange to aquaman. lol

[@megayummyrockstar]

Same on a cruise its beautiful and peaceful 🫶🏾