30 giant objects that terrify megalophobes (31 photos)
We're all afraid of something. Whether you have nightmares about being trapped on top of a skyscraper or screaming when you see a spider, there are dozens of phobias you may not have even heard of. Are you familiar with megalophobia? It's a fear of large objects. These are the triggers this collection is dedicated to.
1. Undulatus asperatus clouds, also known as asperatus, in Gorham, New Hampshire
2. Like a poster for film
3. Megalophobia and Thalassophobia (fear of deep water)
4. Tokyo Flood Control collector
5. Pacific Ocean
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6. Mont Saint-Michel
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7. Statue Bodhisattvas
8. What Andromeda would look like from Earth if it were a little brighter. It is moving towards us at a speed of about 300 km/s
9. Coast of Namibia
10. Setenil de las Bodegas, Spain. City Built in Rocks
11. The Motherland Monument in Volgograd
12. The Coast of England
13. Inside liquefied natural gas tanks
14. The deepest swimming pool in the world, Dubai
15. When feeding, a whale shark's mouth can stretch a meter in width
16. Submarine
17. Tanker "Amoco Cadiz", sunk off the coast of Brittany in 1978
18. Former Nazi bunker St. Pauli in Hamburg
19. Pyramid of Giza, Egypt
20. Flak tower of the Luftwaffe in Vienna, Austria
21. Inside Category 5 Hurricane Beryl
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22. Elephant Foot Glacier, Greenland
23. Iceberg A23a. Its area is 3900 km², its thickness is about 400 m, and its weight is almost a trillion tons
24. Entrance to the Pyramid of Cheops
25. Chongqing Wushan Airport, China
26. The first cargo ship equipped with polymer composite sails
27. The Earth compared to the Sun
28. The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Marie, France
29. Sphere in Las Vegas
30. Monument to the Martyrs, Baghdad