Top 10 Terrifying Things Said By Astronauts

Top 10 Terrifying Things Said By Astronauts

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Hello and welcome back to the Most Amazing channel on the internet. I am your host Rebecca Felgate and today we are talking about the Top 10 Terrifying Things said by Astronauts in space. I think going to space is just about the coolest thing a person could ever do… but I have to admit the prospect of venturing off and away from planet earth is understandably terrifying. Only around 500 in the history of all time have ever been to space… and some of them have had some scary things to say about what they have experienced!

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[bigbaddawg]

Being in space I'd think the scariest thing another astronaut could say would be "Oops."

[ILoveBinBandits]

“Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in this universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.”-Arthur C. Clarke

[laraleitte]

“He’s a trustworthy man, he’s a doctor and a mathematician”
*shows image of him with name tag upside down*

[treyb]

The most horrifying thing to hear...

"We've got a fire in the cockpit!"
-Roger Chaffee during the Apollo 1 Fire (killed him, Ed White II, and Gus Grissom)

[rexus]

You forgot the most important astronaut
"My battery is low and it's getting dark"

[benlemmon]

you're crazy if you think we're the only ones in this universe

[__s_______]

Who else thought theyd be hearing actual recordings? Lol.

[LockheedC-HerculesOfficial]

U spend 65% of your life blinking Rebica

[diamondbacks]

I mean earth can’t just be the only planet with life

[johh]

How about “what does this button do?”
Then u hear a beep.

[femdana]

Terrifying things said by astronauts
My mind: “no it’s necessary”

[soggy]

Yo do you think the aliens are watching us and cheering us on.

[fungoorstitch]

The most disturbing thing about what Armstrong said is that he never spoke of it again to a single soul. The dread and resolve it takes to muster such a feat is truly unimaginable, and it should make every human's blood on this planet run cold. Whoever or whatever got to the astronaut when he returned compelled him to flee from the limelight as quickly and quietly as possible, and his intention was clearly to never return. Neil Armstrong virtually passed out of all existence, no doubt left to bear a most awful curse of knowing.

[theinsurgencyplays]

#4, the "knocking" is probably the same as the "asteroids" thing. Tiny space rocks from asteroids hitting the body of the space craft.

[jennypack]

In his autobiography, Neil Armstrong talks about one of the reasons why they don't talk about what they see in space. They didn't want to fuel the UFO enthusiasts. They wanted to wait and see if others could see what they saw and explain it.

[amarnathmirajkar]

Who believes in aliens hit like
Who doesn't believe comment

Let's see who wins...

[daburgerbandit]

What happened between Buzz and Neil when they landed on the moon? Were they like, sitting in the cockpit playing rock-paper-scissors to decide who was going to step out first? Did they have a race to gear up for walking out and Neil was like "Ha get rekt scrub!" and then ran out of the shuttle leaving Buzz to forever be second fiddle? I really wish I could watch that conversation.

[Kingsley]

The possibility that there aren't life in space is impossible

[maddie]

I believe there is life out there because we can’t be the only planet with life on it.