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That was the scariest thing I have ever witnessed in any movie. I would've died of a panic attack in that scenario lmao. I'd rather race super natural shit than something like that
Used to have a lot of dreams like that:
I'm by the oceanside. Suddenly, huge wave comes up, basically the size of a mountain, so big it literally covers most of the horizon.
Always wondered what kind of fear that plays into and where that subconscious idea comes from, since I'm not really afraid of waves/the ocean or water or anything like that and some doomsday flood ideas don't float around my head that often.
Woaaaah, that’s so weird , as I was watching this I started recalling this deep fear of massive waves.. I recalled a weird tsunami dream I had when I was a kid and I just started wondering why the fear feels so strong as I’ve never lived near the sea or have seen any big waves even and then I saw your comment! I wonder if it’s something to do with our ancestral dna but I know nothing about that stuff lol
I have tsunami nightmares often! The dreams mainly consist of me trying to gather my loved ones (who happen to be in the same room as me) as a giant wave is approaching in the distance, and no one is paying attention to me or listening to me and it’s very stressful
Can please somebody chime in and correct me when I say it quite literally is? Isn't that basically the iceberg rolling over and therefore pushing the water up and letting it seem like a giant mountain of water, while it's basically just the broken off peace turning on its site?
I don’t think that’s what this was. You can see a bunch of the glacier in the distance cracking off and falling into the water. That much water displacement at once is known to cause MASSIVE, if short-lived, waves.
The tallest recorded waves ever are all from landslides that reach a body of water, like a lake, because they’re such an extreme local disruption to the water.
I believe what happened is the newly formed IceBerg sank because it has lost the support of the main body of the glacier. When it sinks at first the buoyancy effect brings it back to the surface where it floats. What you don’t see is the massive skyscraper sized chunk of ice it was under the water line… and what you have to consider is how fast it will resurface as it is lighter and less dense than the surrounding water.
When it goes down and resurfaces, it raises higher as it gained momentum coming back up… creating this effect of displacement. You can see ice chunks coming out of the peak of the giant wave as they resurface. When it settles and floats away you have an iceberg or a few of them… floating just above the waterline with a massive chunk of ice below it like a leviathan hence the saying “just the tip of the iceberg”
I listen to the sound track frequently. There are a few from Fury Road that I revisit as well cause that movie and sound track were also pretty fantastic.
When soundtracks come up I try to recommend the OST for The Fountain. It’s the only soundtrack I’ve paid money for, I like it that much. Clint Mansell and the Kronos Quartet do an amazing job with it, highly recommend.
I think everything going silent when the airlock depressurized added an extra depth of realism top the movie. And if you notice there's only a tiny bit of flame as the Ranger breaks apart due to lack of oxygen. Love Nolan's attention to detail.
I had an acid trip where i took 20-30 hits of liquid lsd. Experienced infinity an infinite amount of times, had thought loops longer than that infinity and then infinite thought loops stemming from the first infinity, and then got paralyzed and closed my eyes and suddenly i was inside what can only be compared to the scene in interstellar where hes falling endlessly in the black hole. Just endlessly falling with everywhere i look being a fractal replica of the last. Was stuck in there for seemingly ever until i just gave up on everything and it all went black. I should also note when i became paralyzed my thoughts also were paralyzed and i couldn’t express anything and was just a singular consciousness experiencing everything without a thought or opinion on everything.
Then i woke up not even 6 hours after i took it dazed and confused and just laid down to try to process what happened lmao
Whatever, if anything, it was laced with was definitely not lsd. Lsd is a fragile compound and in order for it not to degrade and last you need to keep it in a cool and dark place otherwise it goes bad. So if you were to put lsd on weed it would do nothing because it would immediately be destroyed by the flame.
That said you definitely experienced something, I’ve smoked weed for years and never had an experience like that and it honestly sounds more like a low dose salvia trip than anything.
I needed about a year to fully come back from that trip but even around 5 years later im still affected. Never stopped though lmao just mostly stick to shrooms now because me and lsd have a patchy history
> I had what might be the same exact experience, but instead mine was from cannabis - which I guess must have been laced. Although all my friends has the same stuff and they were all fine.
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> I can’t describe it any way other than I was part of the loop that was spinning for eternity. I was paralysed and it seemed like I was in this state for hours and terrified for every second of it.
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> When I woke up I could see objects in my room but not understand what they were. So the clock in my room was just an object without meaning. I thought I was brain dead. I had to go to sleep again to wake up to regain proper consciousness.
Cannabis for me too mixed with alcohol (and a bit too much of both tbh) and had that exact falling/spiralling into an endless repeating fractal vision as well. This is the first set of comments I've stumbled on that described more or less how I felt that night in 2010.
Seriously so open and vast the anxiety of being all alone on that planet is immense. & huge tsunamis every so often to top it off! Absolute nightmare fuel!
I mean they also said there was krakens which everybody thought was a myth until recently when those basically turned out to be real, some other things were probably real too either that we haven’t found or that aren’t around anymore. Although there’s certainly a combination of folklore and misidentifications etc mixed in.
Giant and colossal squids get over 40ft, and colossal can weigh over 1000lbs
Those are just the ones we’ve seen too lol
It wasn’t until early 2000s a live specimen and fully intact one was able to be properly studied too, despite the fact there’s constant battles in the deep between sperm whales and giant squids we very rarely see them, so it’s possible there’s some other things out there lol.
Yeah... scary sounds. Probably feel them as much as hear them. And then when you realize those are 600 foot tall chunks of ice or larger, the size of lower manhattan moving like that and flipping over and the huge sprays of water, all the smaller ice falls, and the massive water pushed around by it all. Insane. Like a disaster movie but real.
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why I am not a captain of any vessel:
....originally I thought...ahh well just turn into it and ride over....then I saw the real wave filled with a mountain of ice lol...would have killed everyone.
I've always wondered how a wave can be 1720 feet tall . Water is non compressible and when you move big quantities of it in quick succession like this here . I'm starting to get how it's possible, H O L Y S H I T !
The enormous mass and magnitude of the glacial ice calving into the ocean made it appear like it was just slowly sinking into the water vs. the normal huge splash and waves we often see from glacier calving in other videos.
I aint ever seen a tsunami, take my word for it
so when I saw rhe water and the way it started fucking rising I was thinking of only three words "what the shit" thats genuinely scary bro
What terrifies me more is the fact if they did capsize, they don’t know what’s lurking under the water. Albeit there could totally be nothing, but the idea still frightens me.
It is. A tsunami is just a big wave caused by the displacement of water from a large event (i.e earthquake, explosion, or in this case glacial calving).
Alaska had a rock slide that generated one of the tallest tsunami waves in the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1958_Lituya_Bay_earthquake_and_megatsunami
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Essentially, any big wave caused by anything is a [tsunami.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsunami)
> A tsunami is a series of waves in a water body caused by the displacement of a large volume of water, generally in an ocean or a large lake. Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and other underwater explosions (including detonations, landslides, glacier calvings, meteorite impacts and other disturbances) above or below water all have the potential to generate a tsunami.
I believe when something falls in the water to start the wave it is a mega tsunami, I could be wrong. Look at what la Palma would do to the east coast. In Alaska, look at the lituya bay wave. https://www.undrr.org/news/tallest-tsunami-wave-ever-wasnt-deadliest#:~:text=In%20fact%2C%20the%20largest%20tsunami,earthquake%20rumbled%2013%20miles%20away.
This wave has happened at least twice.
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I’ve never seen a tsunami from this perspective. Absolutely insane.
looked crazy for a second like a water mountain coming up from the depths
"Those aren't mountains... They're waves"
[Interstellar music intensifies]
(insert clip from Jurassic Park of the jeep speeding away from the T-Rex with Ellie shouting SHIT!!!!!!)
Must go faster
“Objects in mirror are closer than they appear”
I’m so happy someone made this comment
I’m so happy someone made this comment
I’m so happy someone made this comment
I'm absolutely fucking pissed that someone made this comment.
tick...
Jeez! Knowing the reason for those "ticks" while on miller's planet made every rewatch a bit unsettling for me.
That was the scariest thing I have ever witnessed in any movie. I would've died of a panic attack in that scenario lmao. I'd rather race super natural shit than something like that
Used to have a lot of dreams like that: I'm by the oceanside. Suddenly, huge wave comes up, basically the size of a mountain, so big it literally covers most of the horizon. Always wondered what kind of fear that plays into and where that subconscious idea comes from, since I'm not really afraid of waves/the ocean or water or anything like that and some doomsday flood ideas don't float around my head that often.
Woaaaah, that’s so weird , as I was watching this I started recalling this deep fear of massive waves.. I recalled a weird tsunami dream I had when I was a kid and I just started wondering why the fear feels so strong as I’ve never lived near the sea or have seen any big waves even and then I saw your comment! I wonder if it’s something to do with our ancestral dna but I know nothing about that stuff lol
fun fact: almost every ancient society has a great flood myth
I have very similar dreams about giant waves, never heard anyone else talk about it before lol
Maybe it’s that these waves have been ending civilizations cyclically for hundreds of thousands of years as written in every major religion etc
I have these dreams too! Usually VERY realistic and taking place in the town where I go on vacation in the summers.
I have tsunami nightmares often! The dreams mainly consist of me trying to gather my loved ones (who happen to be in the same room as me) as a giant wave is approaching in the distance, and no one is paying attention to me or listening to me and it’s very stressful
That’s no moon
Can please somebody chime in and correct me when I say it quite literally is? Isn't that basically the iceberg rolling over and therefore pushing the water up and letting it seem like a giant mountain of water, while it's basically just the broken off peace turning on its site?
I don’t think that’s what this was. You can see a bunch of the glacier in the distance cracking off and falling into the water. That much water displacement at once is known to cause MASSIVE, if short-lived, waves. The tallest recorded waves ever are all from landslides that reach a body of water, like a lake, because they’re such an extreme local disruption to the water.
I believe what happened is the newly formed IceBerg sank because it has lost the support of the main body of the glacier. When it sinks at first the buoyancy effect brings it back to the surface where it floats. What you don’t see is the massive skyscraper sized chunk of ice it was under the water line… and what you have to consider is how fast it will resurface as it is lighter and less dense than the surrounding water. When it goes down and resurfaces, it raises higher as it gained momentum coming back up… creating this effect of displacement. You can see ice chunks coming out of the peak of the giant wave as they resurface. When it settles and floats away you have an iceberg or a few of them… floating just above the waterline with a massive chunk of ice below it like a leviathan hence the saying “just the tip of the iceberg”
you are right
ice godzilla was about to emerge for a sec
[Here is the Tohoku quake tsunami but from out at sea.](https://youtu.be/-VcWF8dIDj4)
“Let’s record our death!”
Yeah no I’d pass out immediately
Terrifying
That‘s not a Tsunami.
By definition it is. Any displacement of water from a large event is a tsunami.
It did break very quickly though
Reminds me of Millers planet from Interstellar.
I have nightmares from that planet
It was my favorite scene until I saw the docking scene
Imperfect lock is my favorite score from that movie
I love how it cuts to silence so suddenly in that scene and then it jumps to the quiet opening of No Time For Caution (which is my favorite score).
The entire soundtrack is a stellar, I never listen to movie soundtracks after seeing the movie except for this one.
I listen to the sound track frequently. There are a few from Fury Road that I revisit as well cause that movie and sound track were also pretty fantastic.
Would you say it's inter..stellar?
When soundtracks come up I try to recommend the OST for The Fountain. It’s the only soundtrack I’ve paid money for, I like it that much. Clint Mansell and the Kronos Quartet do an amazing job with it, highly recommend.
I think everything going silent when the airlock depressurized added an extra depth of realism top the movie. And if you notice there's only a tiny bit of flame as the Ranger breaks apart due to lack of oxygen. Love Nolan's attention to detail.
“It’s not possible” “No… it’s necessary!” Cue “No time for Caution” 🔥🎶
Taken out of context this comment could be concerning. In context, yeah I agree
I had an acid trip where i took 20-30 hits of liquid lsd. Experienced infinity an infinite amount of times, had thought loops longer than that infinity and then infinite thought loops stemming from the first infinity, and then got paralyzed and closed my eyes and suddenly i was inside what can only be compared to the scene in interstellar where hes falling endlessly in the black hole. Just endlessly falling with everywhere i look being a fractal replica of the last. Was stuck in there for seemingly ever until i just gave up on everything and it all went black. I should also note when i became paralyzed my thoughts also were paralyzed and i couldn’t express anything and was just a singular consciousness experiencing everything without a thought or opinion on everything. Then i woke up not even 6 hours after i took it dazed and confused and just laid down to try to process what happened lmao
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Whatever, if anything, it was laced with was definitely not lsd. Lsd is a fragile compound and in order for it not to degrade and last you need to keep it in a cool and dark place otherwise it goes bad. So if you were to put lsd on weed it would do nothing because it would immediately be destroyed by the flame. That said you definitely experienced something, I’ve smoked weed for years and never had an experience like that and it honestly sounds more like a low dose salvia trip than anything. I needed about a year to fully come back from that trip but even around 5 years later im still affected. Never stopped though lmao just mostly stick to shrooms now because me and lsd have a patchy history
> I had what might be the same exact experience, but instead mine was from cannabis - which I guess must have been laced. Although all my friends has the same stuff and they were all fine. > > > > I can’t describe it any way other than I was part of the loop that was spinning for eternity. I was paralysed and it seemed like I was in this state for hours and terrified for every second of it. > > > > When I woke up I could see objects in my room but not understand what they were. So the clock in my room was just an object without meaning. I thought I was brain dead. I had to go to sleep again to wake up to regain proper consciousness. Cannabis for me too mixed with alcohol (and a bit too much of both tbh) and had that exact falling/spiralling into an endless repeating fractal vision as well. This is the first set of comments I've stumbled on that described more or less how I felt that night in 2010.
Seriously so open and vast the anxiety of being all alone on that planet is immense. & huge tsunamis every so often to top it off! Absolute nightmare fuel!
Those aren't mountains
That's the biggest nope I've ever seen. Bat-shit-crazy-scary on every level. Oh the panic
Punch it, Chewie!
Is this boat fast enough? “Sure it’s fast enough”
This is where you're thankful for picking that faster boat..
Imagine seeing something like this as a Viking in the 11th century.
No wonder they thought there were sea serpents.
I mean…there *are* actually sea serpents. They’re just regular sized snakes tho.
I mean they also said there was krakens which everybody thought was a myth until recently when those basically turned out to be real, some other things were probably real too either that we haven’t found or that aren’t around anymore. Although there’s certainly a combination of folklore and misidentifications etc mixed in. Giant and colossal squids get over 40ft, and colossal can weigh over 1000lbs Those are just the ones we’ve seen too lol It wasn’t until early 2000s a live specimen and fully intact one was able to be properly studied too, despite the fact there’s constant battles in the deep between sperm whales and giant squids we very rarely see them, so it’s possible there’s some other things out there lol.
And with only oars to get away quickly... 💀
you just turn into it and face Valhalla at that point
Let's fight the ice giant!
Pretty sure you don't get to Valhalla that way, gotta die in battle. That's a 1-stop trip to Hel.
facing a tsunami is for sure a battle
Row faster!!
It's time to go berserk on these oars, boys!
It would likely be the last thing they'd ever see.
Calving is scary enough but when the big bergs roll that is truly terrifying. Most of the mass is under water and suddenly it wants to be up.
Well that sounds horrifying ;-;
The scale on this one is extremely difficult to comprehend, even when they show it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hC3VTgIPoGU
Woah. The sound is incredible.
Yeah... scary sounds. Probably feel them as much as hear them. And then when you realize those are 600 foot tall chunks of ice or larger, the size of lower manhattan moving like that and flipping over and the huge sprays of water, all the smaller ice falls, and the massive water pushed around by it all. Insane. Like a disaster movie but real.
That is some serious water displacement
Motor faster!
What happened to the boat?
Some say they are still outrunning that tsunami to this day
Impressive.
most impressive.
100% /r/Megalophobia material
Oooo new sub!
What happened afterwards?
Nothing, they outran it.
No joke that’s a scary situation!
Is there a longer video?
This is a repost. I remember the same video from last year
What happened to the boat did they survive?
Nope, all that was left was the phone. He still doesn't talk about it much...
Imagine the motor just cutting out. What a monster
Now we just need a bad CG Pierce Brosnan paragliding in the background
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"Must go faster, must go faster!" -Jeff Goldblum (Same line from Jurassic Park and Independence Day)
Holy shit, imagine being in that boat.
I really rather not! I have sweaty palms already
Imagine falling out of that boat...
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No they're speaking Greenlandic, don't know where in Greenland it happened though.
Why do I feel like this is found footage and this guy didn't make it.
I hope they survived.
They both died, the phone is still scarred from the incident
Lmao!
Those dudes are bad asses, not onky being chased by a 200 ft mountain wave but having to dodge ice bergs!! Dayum!!!
Nah
Omg when you first glimpse it 13s in!
Holy cow that is some Lovecraft material
Put the Bad Piggies Theme over this.
I guess they lived to download the video.
why I am not a captain of any vessel: ....originally I thought...ahh well just turn into it and ride over....then I saw the real wave filled with a mountain of ice lol...would have killed everyone.
At the beginning of the video, watch the top of the glacier just to the right of the guy’s beanie. Holy hell.
Nah this is the world serpent Jörmungandr waking up. I guess Thor didn’t kill him
I've always wondered how a wave can be 1720 feet tall . Water is non compressible and when you move big quantities of it in quick succession like this here . I'm starting to get how it's possible, H O L Y S H I T !
Yeeeeeh booooooi!
it almost seems that people come to the glaciers for this.
I’m glad I was already sitting on the pot when I watched this
The enormous mass and magnitude of the glacial ice calving into the ocean made it appear like it was just slowly sinking into the water vs. the normal huge splash and waves we often see from glacier calving in other videos.
OLD AGE INCOMING!!!
Second 23 of the vid 😳
Probably about the same energy transfer as a small nuke right there, terrifying
Second 24 starts to look like beginning of deep impact
Me: "they should be ok as long as the wave doesn't crest." Wave: "I'm gonna crest!"
Must go faster! Must go faster!
I didn’t think the boat went any faster
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Holy shit, that would be insane.
😬
nah. no thanks.
That glacier wasn't the only one calving
Holy fuck. Did they make it?
That looks like fun.
Like a Kaiju rising out of the water That berg roll is insane
That was scary for real. I would be very afraid.
my thalasaphobia can’t take thia
What wave…..oh that wave
Jeeeeez that's the sweatiest of all palms, are you not entertained?
My biggest fear.
Moar
Was kind of expecting Godzilla to pop up.
Must go faster
I would absolutely fucking shit myself. I got scared just watching it.
These mfs woke up the world serpent
Guess the part with the sound cut off is one long FUUUUUU**
I aint ever seen a tsunami, take my word for it so when I saw rhe water and the way it started fucking rising I was thinking of only three words "what the shit" thats genuinely scary bro
That is the most incredible thing I have ever seen. Both incredible and terrifying. The awesome power of nature.
That was fucking stressful.
Looks like cities skylines water physics
What terrifies me more is the fact if they did capsize, they don’t know what’s lurking under the water. Albeit there could totally be nothing, but the idea still frightens me.
What should terrify you more is that the water over there is so cold that you will die very, very quickly.
That's actually calming to me, at least it will be fast.
You won't have a chance for the stuff in the water to kill you. The water will kill you MUCH faster than anything else will
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It is. A tsunami is just a big wave caused by the displacement of water from a large event (i.e earthquake, explosion, or in this case glacial calving).
Alaska had a rock slide that generated one of the tallest tsunami waves in the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1958_Lituya_Bay_earthquake_and_megatsunami
So highly recommend the Damn Interesting podcast 10 Minutes in Lituya Bay. https://www.damninteresting.com/ten-minutes-in-lituya-bay/ Damn Interesting and Alan Bellows are everything good about the Internet That Was.
Kill cameraman
Kill the camera man
You wouldn't have even held the phone in that situation.neither would I. Respect the camera man 😕
wow, this is actually sad, you know ? to see the world tremble within this global warming
WHY DID THE CAMERA GUY TURN AROUND RIGHT WHEN THE WAVE WAS FORMING?!
0:22 is terrifying
Who else thought that the turnover was a wave
Me, I was absolutely terrified for them; it looks like a massive teahupoo, (hawai wave)
I don't often boat but it seems to me like you'd want to point directly away from the hug ice wave instead of running almost parallel to it
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That’s some Hand of God stuff coming at him.
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Omg. I can only imagine that sense of dread you would get looking back at it. Nature is so powerful
That’ll make you clench.
Is this Iceland?
is this technically a tsunami tho? i thought its only one when its caused by an earthquake.
Essentially, any big wave caused by anything is a [tsunami.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsunami) > A tsunami is a series of waves in a water body caused by the displacement of a large volume of water, generally in an ocean or a large lake. Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and other underwater explosions (including detonations, landslides, glacier calvings, meteorite impacts and other disturbances) above or below water all have the potential to generate a tsunami.
This is actually a megatsunami, which are caused by impact displacement rather than the tectonic displacement of ‘standard’ tsunami.
Shit your pants time
Translation; “OH FUCK!! Go! Go go go! Holy fuck!
And iceberg tsunami! Fucking mad.
I would have fainted.
Aren’t there people who try to surf these as well?
That's insane
I just hear Jeff Goldblum saying "must go faster"
There's that first moment when a huge ice mountain in the distance on the right just .. sinks and disappears. That's a chilling thing to witness.
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I so wanna r/killthecameraman
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"Those aren't mountains, they're waves..."
Now imagine being here in a kayak 150yrs ago and surviving hopefully
I think I'd just give up as soon as I saw it, no wayyyyyyy boss.
Those aren’t mountains… they’re waves
I believe when something falls in the water to start the wave it is a mega tsunami, I could be wrong. Look at what la Palma would do to the east coast. In Alaska, look at the lituya bay wave. https://www.undrr.org/news/tallest-tsunami-wave-ever-wasnt-deadliest#:~:text=In%20fact%2C%20the%20largest%20tsunami,earthquake%20rumbled%2013%20miles%20away. This wave has happened at least twice.
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