Stufy_stuf
Stufy_stuf OP t1_iwd4njl wrote
Reply to comment by egregiouscodswallop in imo the most terrifying part of space is rouge planets in deep space where there are no stars around. just pitch black. those planets are real. right now. freezing in the dark, thousands of light years away from any kind of light. imagine being on that planet, or even in its place. just terrifying. by Stufy_stuf
would probably spend 5 minutes before the planet killed me, i’d just run. maybe walk. probably bump into something. maybe fall. maybe lie down. scream. hug the planet. anything is better than being stranded.
Stufy_stuf OP t1_iwd3wn8 wrote
Reply to comment by Most-Hawk-4175 in imo the most terrifying part of space is rouge planets in deep space where there are no stars around. just pitch black. those planets are real. right now. freezing in the dark, thousands of light years away from any kind of light. imagine being on that planet, or even in its place. just terrifying. by Stufy_stuf
it’s crazy to think, those creatures, among literally trillions of other on billions of other planets, intelligent or not, are out there. living. existing. maybe thinking of us. thinking what carbon based life would be like, or what mammals would look like, or what oxygen tastes like. they’re just as interested and desperate to find alien life as we are, but the universe is just so, so, stupidly big that we may and probably will never find them, neither will they find us.
Stufy_stuf OP t1_iwd3bd0 wrote
Reply to comment by phred14 in imo the most terrifying part of space is rouge planets in deep space where there are no stars around. just pitch black. those planets are real. right now. freezing in the dark, thousands of light years away from any kind of light. imagine being on that planet, or even in its place. just terrifying. by Stufy_stuf
i’ll check it out, thanks for the suggestion
Stufy_stuf OP t1_iwd385v wrote
Reply to comment by SilkieBug in imo the most terrifying part of space is rouge planets in deep space where there are no stars around. just pitch black. those planets are real. right now. freezing in the dark, thousands of light years away from any kind of light. imagine being on that planet, or even in its place. just terrifying. by Stufy_stuf
i get where youre coming from but you would be wrong. i think you’re underestimating just how cold and dark this planet is. it would be pretty much impossible simply landing on it, let-alone bringing the amount of people needed and resources including light and heat needed to build this underground city. great pitch though
Stufy_stuf OP t1_iwd2n9t wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in imo the most terrifying part of space is rouge planets in deep space where there are no stars around. just pitch black. those planets are real. right now. freezing in the dark, thousands of light years away from any kind of light. imagine being on that planet, or even in its place. just terrifying. by Stufy_stuf
i think i’m gonna try white noise because my stupid brain doesn’t wanna shut up about life and how meaningful yet meaningless it is because i actually have 2 tests tomorrow and need to get some sleep
Stufy_stuf OP t1_iwd137f wrote
Reply to comment by beef-o-lipso in imo the most terrifying part of space is rouge planets in deep space where there are no stars around. just pitch black. those planets are real. right now. freezing in the dark, thousands of light years away from any kind of light. imagine being on that planet, or even in its place. just terrifying. by Stufy_stuf
i feel like time moves too slowly especially on our little blue dot. nearly 14 billion years to the universe’s name and we can’t handle a monday. what even is a monday? god it’s 4 am and i still haven’t slept because i keep talking to myself and i have two tests tomorrow
Stufy_stuf OP t1_iwd7l2v wrote
Reply to comment by GrandPriapus in imo the most terrifying part of space is rouge planets in deep space where there are no stars around. just pitch black. those planets are real. right now. freezing in the dark, thousands of light years away from any kind of light. imagine being on that planet, or even in its place. just terrifying. by Stufy_stuf
i got exited when i found one of those cool pens with the rubber that erases it on the back. in a good 120 years we’ll all be replaced. in a good 200 years we’ll be forgotten completely, unless we were famous. then it might take 300. point is nothing matters. but i guess that also makes everything matter, yk. earth is small but we’re way smaller.