Those pictures of planets replacing the moon have become reality in Vegas now.10mo ⋅ SillyTube ⋅ r/megalophobia
Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, Which is the Longest in the World, Shows the True Curvature of the Earth. (38.5 KM)11mo ⋅ Snoo_69649 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Just a cool rendition of what I imagine could be under the Great Pyramids.1yr ⋅ Roger09380432 ⋅ r/megalophobia
With 2% of its annual defense budget, the US could afford to construct a colossal obsidian sphere in the San Francisco Bay, visible throughout all of northern California and emanating an ominous hum!1yr ⋅ delectrico ⋅ r/megalophobia
This is how it would look Saturn if it was at the same distance as the moon.1yr ⋅ Jamilah_Guuleed ⋅ r/megalophobia
Theatre curtains terrified me as a child, seeing this makes my skin crawl.1yr ⋅ Many_Koala9660 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Largest known black hole compared to our solar system. My brain cannot even comprehend how big this is1yr ⋅ jessie014 ⋅ r/megalophobia
These powerlines showing the curvature of the earth really drives the point home we are living on the most monstrously large object any of us have ever seen.1yr ⋅ AuthenticPoliceman ⋅ r/megalophobia
Lakewood Church in Texas capacity 45,000 people. Is this really necessary?1yr ⋅ maryhartman000 ⋅ r/megalophobia
A field of oil derricks in Huntington Beach, CA in the 1920s. This photo really bothers me.11mo ⋅ justtakeitEZman ⋅ r/megalophobia
The planet J1407-b's enormous rings are 200x bigger than Saturn's. I don't get much megalophobia, but this legitimately freaks me out.7mo ⋅ SANDROID20 ⋅ r/megalophobia
The torch, which has been off limits to the public since July 30, 1916, offers a view of the Statue of Liberty.1yr ⋅ Vast_March_8427 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Just something about this being able to float is stressing me out somehow1yr ⋅ ___jeffrey___ ⋅ r/megalophobia
Siberian Taiga takes up an area of ~10 million km2 in Russia alone. To cross it would take months of doing nothing but wondering through the forest. From above, trees look like grass on a grass field, yet each is ~30m tall.11mo ⋅ XMrFrozenX ⋅ r/megalophobia
150 ft iceberg floating by a small town in newfoundland, canada. gives me the heebie jeebies1yr ⋅ pufferfishpocket ⋅ r/megalophobia
NASA finds a perfectly cut, trillion-ton rectangular iceberg floating off of the Larsen C ice shelf.1yr ⋅ megmgem ⋅ r/megalophobia
The Typhoon is a class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines built by the Soviet Union. With a submerged displacement of 48,000 tonnes, the Typhoons are the largest submarines ever built.1yr ⋅ snellslampa ⋅ r/megalophobia
Quetzalcoatlus, as tall as a giraffe, the largest known flying animal in history. Imagine this flying towards you.1yr ⋅ revenger_v ⋅ r/megalophobia
Oil rig platform being towed into the sea. The platform itself is dwarfing the luxurious hotel on the left1yr ⋅ redditor-1992 ⋅ r/megalophobia
The amount of dread I feel when looking at this is unreal.1yr ⋅ Easy-Hovercraft-6576 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Yep in Egypt the Modern City is where the riverbed & banks of the river nile use to be1yr ⋅ YardAccomplished5952 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Cliff House, San Francisco early 1900s. It has since been destroyed (with fire)1yr ⋅ carmensax ⋅ r/megalophobia
Standing over 7 feet tall and weighing a massive 2600 pounds, “Big Jake” is currently the world’s largest horse.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Always forget how massive these supercarriers that America builds actually are4yr ⋅ SquealTeam10 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Olympus Mons, on the planet Mars. It’s the largest mountain in the solar system and is about 22KM high.2yr ⋅ TheDaedricCourier ⋅ r/megalophobia
I was in St. Peters Basilica this afternoon, people for scale.2yr ⋅ DropkickBirthday ⋅ r/megalophobia
An about a 5 and a half foot tall person standing next to this scale showing how big these bears are...I had no idea they were this big!1yr ⋅ Turk137 ⋅ r/megalophobia
TIL about the B-15 ice shelf, an iceberg the size of Connecticut floating through the Antarctic seas.1yr ⋅ Pangolinponce ⋅ r/megalophobia
Not sure if this belongs on here, but Tomas Sanchez’s art makes me feel...something3yr ⋅ powderbasket ⋅ r/megalophobia
The Oriental Lion is the world's largest redwood sculpture. Carved from a single tree over three years in Wuhan, China.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
The offices of the Central Social Institution of Prague with the largest vertical letter file in the world, 1937. Those people in lifting desks were at the controls of 3000 drawers of information.1yr ⋅ 4reddityo ⋅ r/megalophobia
