r/megalophobia

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Footage of diving instructor Miyakojima Kuni-san dropping his camera into a hole underwater

u/Avril_14 — 1 day ago
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The Sphinx - The Documented Once Buried Giant Statue of the Ancient World

u/cheapbite1 — 21 hours ago
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Climbers caught in terrifying moments as Indonesia’s Mount Dukono suddenly erupts

u/Shidzo — 1 day ago
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Prism Synapse 170 at the Gateway Arch

Was on a roadtrip from Michigan to Texas and along the way stopped in St. Louis and visited the Gateway Arch for the first time. Brought my Prism Synapse 170 since it’s easy to carry around.

Got some flying in.

Here’s a short little POV of some light wind bliss.

u/pinkpussylips — 2 days ago
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Breathtaking Video of a wave slowed down to 40 seconds. Shot by - Phil Thurston

u/EGarrett28 — 2 days ago

Terrifyingly huge interior of Germany's Cologne Cathedral!

So just now I was looking up the world-famous Cologne Cathedral in Germany for mere creative inspiration for a Medieval Fantasy story and then I came across photos showing the historical European structure's enormous and sublimely big interior as it gives me a scary sense of vertigo as it makes me imagine what it would be like to fall from the very top ceiling of this structure.

I am also American but of roughly half German ethnic descent and so that is why I felt inspired to look these up as well as I have also always had a fascination with Medieval Renaissance times as well. Enjoy the photographs!

u/ComedianRegular8469 — 3 days ago

Star Killer base before and after construction

Something about planets being changed on this scale always gets me. I also love the detail of the atmosphere affecting how the structure looks

u/EleanorAgain — 3 days ago
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After moving the Abu Simbel Temple due to the risk of sinking, Egypt built a giant concrete dome to mimic the ancient mountain of the temple. The dome carries a rock mass: about 330,000 cubic meters of stone blocks were placed to look like a natural mountain.

u/snifty — 3 days ago