Sci-Fi Creepypasta "There's Something Deadly In Venus" | Space Horror Story

[@Victorcr1000]

"There's something deadly in Venus" No shit, the whole planet is deadly.

[@LORD4GIVEME1991]

What’s up with it?

[@johannageisel5390]

@@LORD4GIVEME1991 It's a pressure cooker. If you land there you will feel 92 bar of pressure (equivalent to being 900m or 3,000ft deep in the ocean) and a temperature of 464°C (867°F).

[@errantintent]

​@@LORD4GIVEME1991 google it lmao

[@sirshrubberyvonfoliagethef3332]

prove it

[@SADxDUCK1991]

IN ? or on ?

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

>space left to multinational conglomerates That's it. That's the real horror.

[@The.Motivator]

It feels like that's already happening

[@Arwcwb]

They got it done though

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

@@Arwcwb Right, I guess it's better than the alternative.

[@durere]

Yea, sorry, seeing gigantic aliens (the first ever aliens, I imagine) on Venus, and going ''we speak not a word of this to Earth'' is somehow more unbelievable than the fact that I'm listening to an audio log from the future. I can't suspend my disbelief long enough to listen till the end.

[@tonyromano6220]

Silly plot.

[@DonCamua]

They doomed earth by not preparing humanity about the hostile neighbours

[@jtheprospector.1458]

Nice Callisto protocol cover.

[@Ms_StoryDragon]

Heyyyyy Jacob from Callisto Protocol, nice 👍

[@simpeldisaster4533]

"we met the queen." That one didn't age quite so well

[@JoelJoey-w9x]

Ok it could be a Venus fly trap✌️

[@davidrains3918]

Okay, you made me laugh!

[@dinkvjr]

Great story

[@cindaschuster6725]

Good story 💙👍🏼

[@lavuntecolquitt]

This team up was EPIC! You all never fail. Keep up the great work Cosmos Crew

[@TheDarkCosmos1]

You got it!

[@ScullyPop]

Cosmos!

[@azizyahaya2174]

Ayy yo isn't that Jacob from the Callisto protocol in the video thumbnail? And he still has all his arms and legs.

[@TheDarkCosmos1]

Indeed, it is!

[@superluminalprobabilityclo6884]

"They are still works"

[@Vanilla_Neko]

Cool story overall but a little confused about the part where she's like Oh you know that like giant black sphere that descended to Venus while I saw a very similar sphere while approaching the planet but didn't want to tell my crew mates because They might think I'm crazy Like why the fuck would they think you're crazy Isn't a giant mysterious black sphere kind of the reason you're here in the first place So wouldnt a slightly smaller but still very large black orb be of concern to your crew?

[@TheDarkCosmos1]

Indeed!!

[@franciszekkowar3962]

Good story...

[@After-DarkStories]

Wow really like your viđo

[@ltdrockeresp]

Most have one hell of an mcguffin, to land on Venus...

[@TheRealThunderBull]

Very good story, and your narration was outstanding! The background music was at a perfect level of volume so that your narrative could be clearly heard, thank you!

[@TheDarkCosmos1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@martinaubol9170]

Finished 5/3/2024 while doing cleaning

[@jamesfindice2871]

Would love the storys but hate the ads in between.

[@shtony2717]

I think it was a cool plot, excellent work! I just seems the author of the plot is overcompensating for a less than impressive country. Overall though, still a great listen!

[@seandavidslipp1821]

I thought all Canadian people did was cheat at hockey

[@Arwcwb]

All UFOs in recorded history have been Canadians fucking around with people.

[@Mr_Torgue]

😂😂😂

[@kylehughes1619]

I don't know that the author is overcompensating for anything lol It seems like maybe the author doesn't necessarily understand the motivations of corporations or the privatization of spaceflight. Maybe you could give me some examples of where you noticed the author over compensating for a country? An example of misunderstanding the privatization of space might be where he/she says that private corporations have taken it upon themselves to do research into the monetization of various space activities. My pushback to that is that corporations are not going to do any sort of research for the benefit of mankind with the hopes that it may lead to some sort of feasible profit. The only research any corporation is likely to do will be research funded by government grants. And even then they will be doing this research with the assumption that they will be able to turn that into money. That's exactly what we see right now in the United States which as far as I'm aware is the only country that is trying to privatize space flight and exploration. Unfortunately I think the most likely outcome of this will be a greater burden on the taxpayer and a lesser return on the taxpayers dollar. You know we were sold the same bill of goods for the privatization of the prison system in America. Somehow everyone's forgot about that but I mean these same conservatives extolled the virtues of the privatization of our prison system how that was going to save us so much money and lead to a greater state of care and rehabilitation for the inmate. And be exact opposite has happened. That's just the first one that came to my mind. These same conservatives are also trying to do that right now with the school system and the post office. So with any luck in the next 10 years our kids will go to shit schools and we won't have guaranteed mail and we will have even less social services and we will pay most likely more in Taxes while be wealthy pay significantly less. That's not even a conspiracy theory that's trickle down economics. Yeah about half of us are absolute dumbasses and continue to vote for it lol. Moral of that story the privatization of spaceflight is bullshit and unlikely to lead to any significant advancement beyond space hotels that are only accessible to the most wealthy and far less scientific discovery that benefits all of humanity. Gee thanks conservatism.

[@dartmart9263]

“… no suitable air to breath”??? “BREATH”? Don’t you mean “breathe”? Who was on drugs, the writer or the narrator? LOL

[@nuclearpreacher7680]

Venus sounds quite nice just not for hoomans.

[@fredk.2001]

Proof-read please! Sounds like bad AI...

[@xvillainstudio]

👑 ❤

[@jonathanjackgoodman2764]

The person writing this felt it necessary to state they were alive while doing it. Thank goodness it's not another post mortem author, they just wanna get inside your head. 😏

[@harrygrimley4352]

Hmmm. This one was ok.

[@scottkeeler2306]

That’s why l love science fiction as it is all imaginary. To believe any of this nonsense, you’d have to pretend that any of the moon landings were real?!! Too funny.

[@tonyromano6220]

Canadians…😂😂😂😂

[@Elayzee]

Suddenly I find all of these astronauts's piss-poor decisions in the story make MUCH more sense now.

[@John_Wilbur]

He is posh American you hen do😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@John_Wilbur]

He is posh American you illustrator 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mikaelbentley9870]

LOL, he didn't call anyone Bud and there was no Tim Horton's involved, pretty unbelievable.

[@jamescarter-hl4ql]

These guys were not military their beating creatures like their cupcakes very funny and comical story

[@WilliamHewitt-mv3xe]

Do you really think niel Armstrong was the first human on the moon with all the more advanced civilizations that have come before us, w we are used and biological,

[@ryanhannapel1830]

This story is a little aged, a magazine company?

[@juliansearcie1758]

Old or newer good is good .