91 Images That Capture The Sheer Terror Of Things Being Way Too Big (New Pics)
If something exists, there’s probably someone out there who’s scared of it. Ever heard of trypophobia? This is when someone feels disgust or fear when they see patterns with lots of holes. And what about arachibutyrophobia? The word itself is a mouthful, which is actually quite fitting, as this is the fear of having peanut butter stuck to the roof of your mouth.
If those are your biggest fears, you’ll probably be fine with this list, pandas. But if you’re terrified of huge objects, you might want to avert your eyes. We took a trip to the Megalophobia subreddit and gathered some of their most unsettling photos below. So good luck getting through these pics of extremely large things, and be sure to upvote the ones that send a shiver down your spine!
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Sequoia National Park In California
I've been there, and it was the most numinous experience of my life. The trees are so big that you lose all sense of perspective and realize how small humans actually are.
Angel Oak, The Oldest Tree East Of The Mississippi
An Iceberg Passing Near A House In Greenland
Ocean-Like Clouds
🐋 Blue Whale. Photo By @d_fordesign
Seen them in the wild in Monterey. One was twice the length of the whale watching ship! Brain can't wrap itself around it at first.
Veryovkina Cave Is 1/3 The Height Of Everest Downwards
150 Ft Iceberg Floating By A Small Town In Newfoundland, Canada. Give Me The Heebie
Underwater Waterfall, Mauritius
Antarctica Seen From Space
Infinite Lavender Field In Valensole, South Of France
You're At The Beach And Out Of Nowhere A Massive Submarine Get Out Of The Water
Off The Nā Pali Coast On Kauaʻi, Hawaii
Human Compared To The Pyramid Of Giza
Standing On The Edge Of A Giant Spillway. This Is A No From Me
Didn't Know The Coast Of England Is That Massive And Impressive
Jadayupara, The Largest Avian Sculpture In The World
A Big Hairy Unicorn That Existed As Early As 29,000 Years Ago
Do Clouds Give You That Feeling?
The Naga Cave In Thailand Looks Like A Giant Petrified Snake
This Was The Only Image I Found To Represent It
Cave Of The Crystal's Mexico
In 1957, The Remains Of 9 Neanderthals Were Found In The Shanidar Cave In Iraq. This Was Their Home 65,000 Years Ago
Varanasi, India During A Major Festival Night
Biggest Ship Elevator In The World, The Three Gorges Dam Shiplift
I Shot Amanar Rising Over Our Dune Camp In The Sahara, Surrounded By Dunes As Far As The Eye Can See
Tree Tunnel In Amsterdam
Olympus Mons - The Tallest Mountain In The Solar System
It's a large shield volcano on Mars. As measured by the Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA), it is 21.287 kilometres (69,840 ft) high, about 2.5 times the elevation of Mount Everest above sea level. It last erupted 25 million years ago. It is Mars's tallest volcano, its tallest planetary mountain, and is approximately tied with Rheasilvia on Vesta as the tallest mountain currently discovered in the Solar System. (Vesta is one of the largest objects in the asteroid belt.)
At 74.5 Meters (244 Ft), Hallgrímskirkja Is The Largest Church In Iceland And One Of The Tallest Structures In The Country
Does This Count?
The Enormous 18th-Century Flags Of The French Ship Généreux And The Spanish Ship San Ildefonso, Pictured With People For Scale
Mount Taranaki
Always Forget How Massive These Supercarriers That America Builds Actually Are
Tallest Statue In Africa
"This is the African Renaissance Monument, a massive bronze statue located in Dakar, Senegal. Standing 52 meters (approx. 170 feet) tall, it is taller than the Statue of Liberty ( 151 feet, 46 meters) and is the tallest statue in Africa. The monument features a man, woman, and child pointing toward the Atlantic Ocean, symbolizing African pride, resilience, and a future beyond colonial struggle. It was inaugurated in 2010 to mark 50 years of Senegal's independence from France."
Petra, Jordan Temple Compared To Average-Height Human Beings!
“Across the desert and through the mountain to the Canyon of the Crescent Moon, to the Temple where the cup that holds the blood of Jesus Christ resides forever.”
A Shot Of Burning Man That Looks Like A Solar System
A Man Standing In The Lumberyard Of Seattle Cedar Lumber Manufacturing, 1939
The Size Of These Anchor Chains Is Definitely Unsettling
The Coast Of Namibia
Massive Building Looks Small Next To Massive Tower
CN Tower in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. "CN" refers to Canadian National, the railway company that built the tower.
Elephant Foot Glacier In Greenland
The Quetzalcoatlus, The Largest Known Flying Animal That Ever Existed
This Picture Of The Empire State Building The Year It Was Built (1930)
To quote a New Yorker cartoon about the new building, "Really gives the impression of size, doesn't it?"
Giant Cranes Being Delivered To Liverpool Docks
The Ancient Theatre Of Delphi, Greece
I was there many years ago, a Japanese man stood in the centre of the circle and sang, we could hear every word, amazing acoustics
672 Ton Church Being Moved Across Kiruna, Sweden Right Now
Elephant Rock In Iceland
the elephant rock is a massive structure on the coast at iceland, no isolated island, there are so much ki fake photos in this pic dump site, that is poor....
The Largest Submarines Ever Built
Typhoon-Class Soviet Nuclear-Powered Ballistic Missile Subs Displaced 48,000 Tonnes Submerged, Stretched 175m Long, Had Two Reactors, Triple Hulls, And Were Designed To Survive Under Arctic Ice With Unprecedented Crew Comfort
A380 Flying Pass The Moon And The True Size Of It
The Typhoon Is A Class Of Nuclear-Powered Ballistic Missile Submarines Built By The Soviet Union, With A Submerged Displacement Of 48,000 Tones
Soviet-era Akula (or Typhoon-class) submarine. This is the same class of sub as seen in the beach photo elsewhere on this page.
Stone Mountain, A Giant Granite Monolith Near Atlanta, Georgia Is About 514 Meters Above Sea Level
And it has been defaced by white supremacist imagery. Nothing a couple of shoulder-mounted Stinger missiles couldn't take care of, though.
The Rarely Seen Back Of The Hoover Dam Before It Was Filled With Water, 1936
We're going to start seeing more of it as climate change wreaks increasing havoc in the Desert Southwest of the US.
On February 7, 1984, Astronaut Bruce Mccandless Ventured Out Into Space And Away From Shuttle Challenger Using Only A Nitrogen Propelled Backpack — The First Person In History To Do So
"Open the pod bay door, Hal." "I'm afraid I can't do that, Bruce."
How’s This One?
Imagine Seeing This While You Are Surfing😱
It’s Not What You Think It Is
A Mosquito Flying Over Camera Lens
How Big A Megalodon Would Have Been
The Sheer Size Of Tokyo
Leeza Soho Tower While Under Construction
This Ore Train Makes Me Feel Uneasy
Lion's Head Rock In Japan
Shiprock In New Mexico, Towering 1,583 Feet (482 M) Above The High-Desert Plain
St.mary's Cathedral, Tokyo Japan
The "Swim Call" Is A Tradition In The U.S. Navy - While The Ship Is Deployed, Sailors Can Swim On The High Seas Next To The Looming Ship
Man Made Mountain In Germany Because Of Mining
1936 Concept Of Making The Eiffel Tower Accesible By Car
Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam Power Station Accident In Russia
A Large Tunneling System Exists Deep Underneath New York City:
This Photo Of Tokyo Looks Like Giants On The Horizon
As much as it might look like the venerable ancestors keeping watch over their city, the photographer, username zerosuitsamussy at Reddit, wrote: "I took this from Shibuya sky, through a glass pane. Didn't realize the shadow of the crowd was on the glass...." The photo was originally posted to r/mildlyinteresting before being posted to r/megalophobia, where the BP post comes from.
Something About Mount Mckinley Makes Me Feel Even More Uneasy Than Mount Everest
The Head Of The Statue Of Liberty
Gullfaks A Oil Platform, Norway
Sinking Of The Costa Concordia
Tsar Nicholas Bathtub
Which one? Nicholas I or Nicholas II? I suppose it doesn't really matter, does it?
Imagine Seeing This Massive Face In The Clouds
Completion Of The Main Cavern Dome Section Of The Hyper-Kamiokande Experiment
The inside of the SuperKamiokande neutrino detector with it's bank after bank of gold photomultiplier tubes is even more impressive.
The Former Elmhurst Quarry -Turned Flood Control Area In Chicago
Northrop Grumman’s Massive New Underwater Drone
Water Reservoir In Budapest Hungary
Hoover Dam Overflow Tunnel, Arizona Side
Interstellar’s Black Hole Took Over 100 Hours To Render
The Day That A Ship Flew
Wwii German Battleship Capsized
WWI. From a Google search - This image shows the salvaged German battleship SMS Prinzregent Luitpold being towed upside down towards Rosyth, Scotland, for scrapping in May 1933.The vessel was originally scuttled by its own crew at Scapa Flow in June 1919 following World War I.
Bridge In St. Petersburg
Nuclear Defense Pyramid Exploration
This Is What 111 Football Pitches Look Like
I like to imagine that one day, some different civilization will fly over those, as baffled as us after seeing the Nazca petroglyphs
Largest Hotel In The World Under Construction In Sa
Stelco's D-Blast Furnace, Right Before Demolition. For Context,
Billionaire’s Row Up Close
It's in New York City, near Central Park. I believe there's one tower that sits mostly empty because of major construction problems.
2nd Largest Blackhole In The Universe If Viewed At The Distance Of The Closest Star System
Except it, well, lots of problems with this image. Wrong colour, shape, transience, etc. In a nutshell, it wouldn't even remotely resemble this.
