Fear of the Deep
Nexpo・2 minutes read
A woman named Frank expressed concern about her missing kids, highlighting the horror and unknown depths of the ocean as seen in videos and games, while real-life events like Yuri Lipski's tragic death underline the dangers of exploring its mysteries. The ocean's vastness, mysteries, and terrifying capabilities remain largely unexplored, showcasing its status as a daunting and enigmatic realm where humans are not the top predators.
Insights
- Over 80% of the ocean remains unexplored, showcasing our limited knowledge compared to other celestial bodies, emphasizing the vast unknown and unsettling nature of the ocean depths.
- The ocean's mysteries, vastness, and capability for devastation make it a horrifying and unforgiving frontier, harboring enigmatic life forms and environmental wonders that remain largely unexplored by mankind, underlining the ocean's status as a terrifying and mysterious realm where humans are not at the top of the food chain.
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Recent questions
What is thalassophobia?
Fear of the ocean varying in intensity.
What is abyssal gigantism?
Phenomenon creating colossal sea creatures in deep ocean.
What is marine snow?
Main food source for deep-sea fauna.
What is Nexpo's perspective on the ocean?
Emphasizes vast unknown and unexplored depths.
What is Iron Lung?
Video game immersing players in deep-sea exploration.
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Summary
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Oceanic Horrors: Depths of Fear and Mystery
- A woman leaves a message for Frank, concerned about her missing kids after trying to reach him for five days.
- Nexpo describes the unsettling feeling of being in the ocean, emphasizing the vast unknown and unexplored depths.
- Over 80% of the ocean remains unmapped and unexplored, highlighting our limited knowledge compared to other celestial bodies.
- The concept of thalassophobia, fear of the ocean, varies from person to person, encompassing fears of size, nature's power, and the unknown.
- Videos online showcase the ocean's immense scale, with divers exploring dark, mysterious depths filled with undiscovered wonders.
- "Iron Lung," a video game, immerses players in a deep-sea exploration mission on alien moons with blood oceans, emphasizing survival and fear.
- Players navigate a makeshift submarine in "Iron Lung," facing voltage irregularities, maximum depth challenges, and loss of communication.
- The horror in "Iron Lung" lies in the unknown depths, grainy visuals, and lurking dangers, reflecting real-world fears of the ocean's mysteries.
- "The Thing That Drifted Ashore" from Junji Ito's horror collection tells of a creature with humans trapped inside, revealing their oceanic nightmares.
- The story explores the horror of being trapped in a sea monster, living off it as it roams the deep ocean, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.
19:52
Abyssal Gigantism: Deep Sea Mysteries Unveiled
- Deep sea giants are not fictional, but a reality due to abyssal gigantism, creating colossal sea creatures like colossal squids, oarfish, Japanese spider crabs, and sea spiders.
- The ocean's abyssal plain, covering 70% of the sea floor, lacks sunlight, leading to marine snow as the main food source for deep-sea fauna due to the absence of vegetation.
- Kleiber's Law explains that larger organisms have more efficient metabolic rates, resulting in highly efficient sea life in the ocean's depths adapting to survive in the dark, cold environment.
- Abyssal gigantism is still being studied, with over 91% of ocean species undiscovered, highlighting the vast unknown of the deep ocean and the rarity of human exploration.
- Yuri Lipski's tragic death during a deep-sea dive in the Blue Hole in Egypt showcases the dangers of solo diving in treacherous underwater environments, leading to oxygen toxicity and nitrogen narcosis.
- Thalassophobia and submechanophobia delve into fears of the ocean and encountering relics like shipwrecks, with the latter focusing on the fear of encountering manmade objects underwater.
- The ocean's mysteries, vastness, and capability for devastation make it a horrifying and unforgiving frontier, harboring enigmatic life forms and environmental wonders that remain largely unexplored by mankind.
- The ocean's darkness, unknown depths, and the hierarchy of life within it emphasize the ocean's status as a terrifying and mysterious realm, where humans are not at the top of the food chain.
