FOR CARL!

That one will stick with me a for a long time. Something about it reminds me of some cosmic perspective of our cold, lonely universe, the vast, VAST fucking stretch of time those rocks and gravel have drifted through boggles the mind. Utter darkness, glittering stars, cold infinity in all directions for billions of years.

Something beautifully haunting about seeing the endless abyss from another rock traveling the cosmos.

Hey! The images of Ryugu that were taken from Hayabusa2. What a sad lonely rock that place is - a loose collection of boulders in an endless orbit, in which it will probably continue without further interaction from now until the end of time. You could sneak a few ghosts onto that place, right enough, and no-one would notice.

That shot is definitely creepy.

JJ Abrams aimed the camera.

Look, in their defence, they're wasted too

Blown out whites and shadows, out of focus, disgusting vignetting, and lens flares on lens flares. Smh why even try, this is a horrible pfp. Not going to get any matches.

Didn't even use the cat ear filter. Amateurs....

Well, have you asked them if they could send you there instead?

Tecnically, this photo is taken in space.

I like your point, but to be pedantic, I think in this context "space" is short for outer space.

Most surfaces in space look like a quarry. So that's fair. You could also include the ones that are on fire and the ones inside of some sort of toxic cloud.

But the exceptions are the most interesting parts. There's a reason there's not much entertainment out there about people stranded in deserts, mountains, and open oceans that feature not a single encounter with life.

I've played Star Citizen, roaming dead space and lifeless planets gets old fast.

I mean, space doesn't look like anything.

Then go to ZipWorld. That way you get to zoom over the typical North Wales Quarrys used for Dr. Who.

Also whilst you're there, check out Bounce Below and Surf Snowdonia.