What games capture the dreadful feeling and sheer scale of space?

What games capture the dreadful feeling and sheer scale of space?

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Dyson Sphere program does a pretty good job at this.

SPACE REAL EVEN THOUGH I HAVE NEVER BEEN THERE LOOK AT THIS COMPUTER GENERATED PICTURE

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Star Control 2

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you are in space right now

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Stop being a cynical, jaded, joyless, fun-hating cunt. It doesn't make you look the way you wish you looked.

Who are you trying to impress?

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Space Engine

>Star Control 2

Based older user

No Man's Sky

All soijak posters are from discord raid groups. Just ignore them.

Elite dangerous
>1:1 version of milky way while only a 0,001% or some shit is habited

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Elite Dangerous. It's a 1:1 scale model of the entire Milky Way. It will literally take you at least a week to travel from one edge to the other in a ship with a 60 lightyear jump range. Within star systems themselves, there can be planets and even space stations that can take almost an hour to reach traveling at several times the speed of light. Leaving the relatively tiny areas of civilization behind, you will really begin to feel the isolation and loneliness.

I love posting this picture in fearmongering ayy threads, it never gets any replies and they just keep shidding and farding

i'm still waiting for 1.0

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god i hate blackholes so much. they terrify me so much. I wake up in constant fear of our planet being on course to collide with a black hole and dooming us all.

Have you heard of cosmic rays? Or stardust? Or like meteorites? Or it's cold from a great height?

On the bright side everyone on earth would die in a nanosecond

Everything in the universe is on course to collide with a black hole eventually, bruv. They're the end state of all matter.
But trust me, if we were close enough that there was a possibility of it happening in your lifetime, we'd all be dead already. Objects spend millennia trapped in a black hole's gravity before they're consumed.
Solar flares and roaming asteroids are really the only things we can reasonably fear from space.

>Elite Dangerous
Now that you mention it, turns out it's 75% off for base game. It isn't a multiplayer game, right? Is it worth it?

What about aliens? Or the opposite: the Great Filter?

The problem with E:D is it doesn't let you get close to anything except tiny little planets that you can land on. Stars, for example, are fucking enormous but the game won't let you get anywhere near them so they're always just a small ball of fire in your viewport and that's it.

I truly believe humanity can figure out how to make the universe last indefinitely if we don't nuke ourselves first.

Sounds cool, I don't know what you're worried about.
I mean the scale of it is cool as a technological achievement but also it sounds boring as fuck.

For me it was Outer Wilds, which ironically has a very scaled-down solar system.

Thanks user it makes me feel so much better

The Great Filter doesn't come from space. I believe it is the development of weapons of mass destruction and the ability to refrain from destroying your own species with it.
And ayylmaos? Look at OP's pic and understand it properly. The 200 ly radius is because humanity has only started transmitting radio signals in the last 200 years. That's literally as far as anything ever sent from this planet by humans could've possibly gone. Unless they find us by means that we cannot even fathom (at which point, what could you even have done to prevent that) there won't be aliens around for a long time.

>soijak poster
We already know you're a retard. No need to use all caps

you might as well worry about your computer exploding for no reason and killing you while you're at it

>Everything in the universe is on course to collide with a black hole eventually, bruv. They're the end state of all matter.
I'm convinced time is a loop and after the universe is consumed it'll be birthed again and we'll all just repeat the same shit all over again, thats what the big bang was, a mass repulsion of all known matter as it became to densely packed and ruptured itself far apart creating our universe.
its kind of scary when you think about the concept that time may just be infinite and we've and will been / be caught in the same rut for eternity.

this post is a dagger in the heart of the Yea Forumsirgin contrarian

it still baffles me that some people don't think aliens exist somewhere out there in the universe. Like, you know how big the universe is and you actually believe we're the only planet capable of life? How retarded are you omg.

>I truly believe humanity can figure out how to make the universe last indefinitely
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy

reincarnation by accident 600 trillion trillion years from now is more exciting than just to cease for eternity if you ask me, which you didn't

that was one of the theorized end of the universe scenarios, with the universe collapsing into itself to generate a new big bang.
Now most scientists agree with heat death being the final state, although i bet some quantum fluctuations may birth a new universe.

Maybe we're stuck in this solar system forever because space is too fucking big. The Great Filter is just the vastness of space itself.
Or maybe life is so rare that humans will go from planet to planet turning them all into variations of Earth because there is no alien life to preserve to begin with.

>it still baffles me that some people don't think aliens exist somewhere out there in the universe
Depends on what you mean by aliens. Other life, no-brainer. Other intelligent life is trickier, other life that's more intelligent than us and can also traverse the vast distances of space to visit us, that's basically impossible.

So is the implication of this post that outer space is actually not real or what?

wouldn't you like to know

>Stop being a cynical, jaded, joyless, fun-hating cunt. It doesn't make you look the way you wish you looked.
>Who are you trying to impress?

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with have an unfathomable amount of years before the universe becomes completely hostile to life, I believe humanity can figure out how to break physics.

Black holes are ripe for troll physics.

Still only a theory. We don't know shit about the greater universe to prove this right.
The logic behind it is sound, but the universe is very rarely logical and shits all over our "perfect" Maths regularly.

Highly unlikely. There is very little scientific integrity and far fewer legitimate studies. The scientific method has been abandoned in favor of politics.

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StuffIPretendToUnderstand

Noctis

Brainlet

i don't how it's basically impossible, the universe is so fucking big I'd say it's basically impossible there aren't other sentient and intelligent species out there.

Starsector

>Black holes are ripe for troll physics.
No they aren't. A black hole is just a massive amount of gravity and that's it. You may as well be calling a nuclear bomb "troll physics".

My wifes pussy is on course to collide with a black dick

I'm positive some where out there, there is life or "aliens" if you will in some form. I don't think they have or even can come here. Unless they've found away around those pesky laws of physics, they are just as stuck as we are.

Maybe somebody already did and we just don’t know

>you just happened to win the sperm race
>your father just happened to meet your mother
>your ancestral line just happened to survive for 200,000 years
>humans just happened to evolve from apes
>mammals just happened to evolve from fish
>fish just happened to start walking on land
>self-replicating multi-celluar organisms just happened to mutate from a single cell organism once and only once ever in the entire history of the world
>the Earth just happened to avoid a celestial extinction event for 4 billion years
>the Earth just happened to be in the goldilocks zone
>the Earth just happened to have enough icy asteroids in its vicinity to have liquid water since it lacked the conditions to produce its own
>the hydrogen-helium fusion epsilon just happens to be exactly 0.0007 allowing the formation of stars at all
>the cosmological constant just happens to be exactly 10^−122 (that's 1/10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 right on the dot btw) to allow spacetime to exist
wow, we sure did get lucky with all those completely random quantum fluctuations :^)

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there's just no way you're a grown, functioning adult. this is so childish i'm simply baffled.

It IS multiplayer, but most of your time is spent by your lonesome because of the vast vast distances

>solar flares and asteroids are all we can reasonably fear from space
What about aliums

Proving the existence of God

Space is just more water

And is that gravity finite?

you have absolutely zero understanding of how the world works. this is an embarrassing post and you need to delete it ASAP.

hey i know this pasta

Nothing I said is false. Face reality.

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Gravity can't be infinite. In order to have infinite gravity, The Event Horizon would have to continue to expand forever. And sent it doesn't that means there's a finite amount of gravity locked in a specific place. We just don't know what happens to the stuff that falls into it. That's all that means. Our math is incomplete because we have no way to observe what happens to matter that exists inside of such an extreme environment

black holes are scary as fuck. It just fills you with dread on a primal level.

Things could've turned out very differently. We could be metallic beings and we could easily see it as fate.

you said something completely wrong in your opening sentence. "I" didn't win the sperm race, I didn't exist until my brain formed a couple months after my mom got pregnant you chimpanzee of a human.

Black holes don’t exist

Bros...I'm glad I can share this tiny existence with you all.

>People discussing science fiction ITT
We know so laughably little about the universe that you could go through a black hole and come out of the other side in cartoon unicorn land and it's just as plausible as the gravity well ripping you apart, which is just one of many theories based on very little information we have about anything beyond our planet.

We still don't even know how gravity actually works on a fundamental level or half of how our own bodies function yet people wanna talk about pure fanfiction like dark matter and the big bang universe reset

Considering how big the universe is, no matter how rare it is for sentient life to be formed, there is no way we are the only ones
But for the same reason, no one will probably ever know about each other's existence

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*tips fedora*

>the fetus wasn't me, I would have been fine if my mom got an abortion!

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yes welcome to the Yea Forums pretending to know about astronomy on things not even physicians understand daily thread

underaged frogposter, don't you have a twitch streamer to catch or something?

>i don't how it's basically impossible
Earth has produced exactly one advanced intelligence species and we've only been around for a couple of thousand years. The chances of another planet having an even more advanced species that is close enough to both notice and come and visit us and exist in the same rough time-frame as us is pretty much zero. There might be a civilization like that in another galaxy millions of light-years away, but they'd have no way of knowing we even exist for millions of years.

We can observe black hole shredding Stars. No one is saying the possibility of wormholes doesn't exist but the fact of the matter is it doesn't matter. Because not only do we not know what happens past the Event Horizon, we know what happens to things that get too close to it. Unless you think there's some sort of mechanic that can reconstruct matter after a black hole tears it apart, the only thing waiting on the opposite end of a black hole is death.

an infinite set of odd numbers never contains an even despite being infinite
arguing the universe is too big to not be teeming with aliums is grounded in faith not maths or science

>We can observe black hole shredding Stars.
Have you observed this?

worst analogy i ever read in my life holy shit.

And even more so recently given we found life started considerably earlier on Earth than we thought.
We're still learning. We aren't even close to "completing" our knowledge.
The number of other planets out there is obscenely huge, the numbers we've found around habitable zones are fairly high in the limited number we've checked.
That's a retarded argument, what the fuck are you on dude.
We're an example of an "even in an odd set" going by your logic. Your idea is horribly flawed.

t. too stupid to understand grade 6 finite mathematics
guessing you're American?

You should be more afraid of the irreversible pollution in the air and water that's going to shrink life expectancy to thirty odd years from now on.

I certainly have not observed a black hole shredding a star for myself, but even if I am to believe the people who claimed they have, how can any of us know with certainty that there is not a mechanism from that far out in space creating an optical illusion? How do we measure the exact boundary of the event horizon? And how can we even be sure by what physical mechanism black holes form and are seemingly ever-expanding?

We simply don't have the tools to measure these things or a knowledge set complete enough to make assumptions

The "universe" will last forever The Stars, and life on the planets not so much.
All the "fuel" Nebulas will be used up making stars and planets and spitting them out in to the universe. All those stars will burn out. All those plants Cores will cool. In a truly unfathomable amount of time the Heat of the universe will be gone. All that would be left is frozen husks of planets and icey metallic cores of former stars. They would be so far apart from each other that they could never re-collapse in to primordial cosmic dust and start producing new star systems. Even Blackholes will dissipate in to super dense cores frozen in the cold depths of the universe.

>We just don't know what happens to the stuff that falls into it.
We know what happens to it. The mass is converted to energy and radiates out. When a black hole runs out of mass to absorb it evaporates and vanishes.

Our universe is not and infinite set of odd numbers though. In your analogy we'd be the only even number that we could observe, but our presence alone would irrefutably prove that the sequence could contain even numbers. At that point it is very probable that other even numbers exist, no matter how rare they might be.

Your analogy is retarded because we're already a non-odd number in your fictional infinite set of odd numbers. Retard.

Space motherfucking Engine

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