"The Deepest Part of the Ocean is Not Empty" - Part 2 | NoSleep
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
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Continuing the story of our friendly neighborhood leviathan.
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Music: / myuuji
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If i consider the speed of the tuscany from the previous video to be 20m/hr (I make a rough assumption from the speed during its escape) then in km/hr the speed would be around 32km/hr approximately.
The leviathan was able to match that speed but it can move even faster but i'll consider 25km/hr to 30km/hr as its speed when it took 3 minutes to pass completely.
Average speed 27.5km/hr or 7.63m/s
Time taken= 180 seconds
Approximate lenght of the beast 1373 meters
Please correct me if you find any mistakes.
Conspiracy theory, this story actually happened. Who remembers when there was that whole thing of the roar that bellowed through the ocean and we recorded it, but couldn’t figure what it was?
Yea it is called the Bloop recording. Some scientists say it was caused by an animal larger than anything known to mankind. And some scientists say it was caused by glacial ice breaking of Antarctica and slipping into the ocean. Personally though I believe it could have very well been a beast of unimaginable size.
I think it's likely that that is one of the inspirations for this story.
I would have to agree 1000%. Just think, the ocean has the potential to harbor massive deep water creatures beyond our imagination! That to me is fascinating yet absolutely terrifying! It already has huge animals that are known and well documented, but what other massive beasts does the dark abyssal depths hide and will we ever know? Or better yet do we really want to know? Maybe there are creatures so massive and horrifying that it's better we not know of their existence and they ours.
NOAA are the ones to discover the Bloop in 1997. But in 2012 I believe, they are also the same ones that came out and announced it was glacial ice breaking away. They have recorded somewhat similar recordings since then. I'm pretty sure most scientists agree unanimously that it is ice. Although, there are a few other unexplained aquatic noises recorded that still have yet to be explained... Maybe something is out there still...
Well if there actually was this recording ( the bloop...?) then whatever story the 'scientists ' came up with will be 100% dis information
If that's you doing the American accent as well, damn, you are GOOD.
Really? I thought it was pretty over pronounced but thank you so much :D
And I just heard the third guy with the Texas twang. Nice job. The best I can manage is French with an Australian accent. Each one sounds like a separate character. Tell you you did the beast's roar, too.
Tell me you did the beast's roar, too, I mean.
Haha yep that was me, I like making monster sounds.
NaturesTemper I do have to say it was over pronounced but it was still fire 😂😂 that's me being critical but sure as hell would pass as American
This is the final boss of Subnautica
It should have been
Lol yuuuppp
That would be BAD ASS
hell yeay
subnaitica is a damn good game
I love how on a whim you change accents, german, slavic, scott, american...
i wonder how many takes you do
I for one welcome our new leviathan overlord.
i'm going too show this to my friend that works in the navy
angry Lizardman let us know what he says
Ikr
You: Pretty cool, right?
Your Friend: Ha Ha Ha yeah what a funny, funny totally made up story you just showed me. Ha ha, you definitely shouldn't start hoarding toilet paper and gold or anything.
You: What?
Your Friend: What?
Nothing better to me than oceanic horror. Great job.
Ashalen Valentine, thanks for the reccomendation. If you want I collect a lot of the deep sea or water related Sci-fi in a folder on my page, if you want to check it out.
that, cosmic horror or anything to do with heaven or hell for me.
@@Tazirai what are the best ocean horror stories?
@@HongKongEclectic if you check my profile, I have a full playlist dedicated to ocean, lake, water, mist horror.
Easily one of the best ways that I pass time and entertain myself when pulling all-nighters or long drives is listening to your videos. I was excited to hear the continuation of this and definitely wasn't disappointed. You did excellent work between music, accent, and the tone you conveyed with the various characters speaking. Please know that you do incredible work and I hope that you continue to put out this awesome content.
Your accent work as an American is excellent, Natures, but if I can provide a piece of advice: Agincourt isn't pronounced quite how its spelled. Its pronounced much softer than that, closer to, "Ajin-core". Or at least that is the best way I can explain it without being able to vocalize it. I only bring it up because it was - sort of grating at me. But basically it sounds like a bastardized mix of a 'z' and 'shin' sound. And Ensign is pronounced "En-sin" - its a US Navy rank equivalent to a 2nd Lieutenant.
Ah thank you very much for the praise and even more so for the constructive criticism, there are always areas I need to improve so I'm grateful you're helping me get better :)
I hope you have a relaxing drive ;)
This has been probably my favorite story yet. Thank you. I say somebody pitch this to Hollywood. Spring 2023..."The Maw"
Three years later, I've not seen a movie but I second your call for a movie. Somebody has to have noticed this story by now.
@@brett4264 Dude I'd actually lost this vid in my history and couldn't remember the actual source. Never forgot the story. Thanks bro! 🤘
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sooooo when's the movie coming out? lol id run to see it
part three will involve a nuke which will misfire and then set off a chain reaction in the ring of fire and kill us all I wager
NUTCASE71733 I'm guessing all those leviathan roars wakes up something worse
The beast sounds like my guts after a hot curry and a few drinks in me lol
This story is exactly the kinda thing i was looking for. Want a movie like this... The Meg doesn't fuckin count at all.
Now that was EPIC!!! These two stories were more than enough to convince me to subscribe to your channel and now you got me anxiously waiting for Part 3. Great job NaturesTemper.
Dylan Morris These are written by people. You can't just narrate what isn't written. Only if the author writes a part three will he be able to create one.
*Nuclear weapons have been activated* *heavy metal starts*
Great narration, as always. I just have to frown at the tactics used to fight this thing. They should have armed several remote submersibles with nukes, then sent them into the mouth of the leviathan as the guy did in the first story. Then they could detonate those nukes in different places of the body for maximum effect.
FelisDestructicus you'd likely not even need a nuke just a simple moab as it would be more than enough to pop most of its internal organs
I think the best explanation for their actions is rather simple:
Arrogance and ignorance.
Professor Caveman also it's a fictional story
Also known as the "Bruce Willis"
phantom 2012 The strength of the things body is more than likely more than you could imagine or fathom it's not a normal monster it's the leviathan one of God's personal monsters one of his playthings a beast with which he wants wrestled a monsters it could go toe to toe with God playing around with it. No mortal born weapon will ever be able to defeat something such as that
This beast sounds like a truly unstoppable thing it would take the combined naval mighty of USA Russia and china to bring it down and even then it may survive by swimming down
kiara sanders oh please Russia and China have no navies and all you would have to do is drop a nuke in its mouth or just bomb the fuck out of it. If that were to fail we just resort to chemical warfare and kill it with that
Nukes didn't work with Godzilla. Neither did chemical weapons.
PyroGhost913 This isn't godzilla
ThAtCreepyPastAGuy yeah, this is a force of nature so large it was mistaken for the ocean floor
phantom 2012 and kill off tons of life in the ocean in the process, AND irradiate it? I say just leave the fuckin thing alone, it wasnt doing anything until the first guy discovered it. Honestly Im sure if it was left alone for long enough it'd just go back to sleep like how it was before.
More please....one of the best I've heard i wasn't expecting a second part but bravo keep them coming
I loved these two stories. The only thing more interesting than deep space is the deep sea.
Imagine these leviathans mating. Source of the BLOOP.
Theres only 1 by biblical recollection. Its male, its mate was killed to keep us from falling prey to its jaws and those of its children
spooky
I.Will.Not.Cry......Wow
I love, love, love!!!!
You're narration!!!!
God, I wanted to be a marine biologist one day ..
Swift kill..? You need a weapon of mass destruction for that. The Kraken is the guardian of the sea.
Just, pure epic story telling please continue, thank you so much.
This should be a movie
The reading was well done. The research on the writer's part was a bit lacking. The Navy would not send an Ohio class missile sub on a mission where speed was critical. A Los Angeles class attack sub or the newer Seawolf class would be much faster and more maneuverable.
Personally, it seems to me that in the state of confusion they'd have been in, and with a lack of understanding of what the hell was going on, that actions wouldn't have necessarily thought out, and in my head I can see ways to excuse fuck ups as slight as that. But I actually don't know whether I would have noticed that without you pointing it out! When you see the specs and all it would make more sense but again, people make stupid mistakes, especially under pressure such as having a creature churning up the GODDAMN PACIFIC OCEAN! But yeah, things could have gone a whole lot better, or even worse, with the leviathans whole rage issue.
Are you sure you are replying to the right comment? I don't understand how your statements apply to what I said.
Virginia class too.
The speed of the vessel probably wasn't a priority. Firepower more likely was.
I don't believe anything they send down would do anything, Submarine or otherwise.
Your ability to accurately emulate multiple accents in your narrations is really impressive.
Amazing one of a kind beast lurking in the ocean, "lets kill it, stuff it, and stick it in a museum" lmao XD love it.
Your American accent is wonderful!
The moment we lose a submarine to something like this, every nation with a nuclear arsenal is going to throw resources into killling this thing. Remote nukes left as bait would finish the thing. Shipping lanes would be shut down during this operation.
Well done narration, but this story is just... eh. Wish they didn't go with a giant tentacle monster. It's so overdone. The descent experience in part 1 was really cool though.
Valirik i mean, the tenticles are its toungs. Nobody knows what the backside looks like
It's a leviathan, not a giant octopus.
Based on the earlier (part 1) claim that this creature could comfortably nest inside a ~1000m diameter cavern with enough room to stretch its tentacles and rapidly maneuver to the exit, as well as it taking out an Ohio-class with its tentacles and its maw... If it's a squid type, it's probably 2500-3000m long (tentacles fully extended at hunting speed) with a diameter of about 350m. If it's a cuttlefish type, the diameter can go beyond 500m.
It has to use vectored water jet propulsion through a funnel, much like any cephalopod molluscs currently known to man. That would explain the violent riptides and turbulence encountered when tracking it down during its movements.
If it's a cuttlefish type of creature, disabling it may be done easily by bait subs equipped with thermonuclear payloads. A 455 KT W-88 Trident warhead will create a flash fireball of ~375m radius and a 1 MT Minuteman W-59 Mimuteman-I will flash anything within a ~500m radius.
Underwater conditions and the environment within the leviathan will limit the fireball diameter, but the damage will be increased by the pressure wave reflecting back down from the cuttlebone surface, practically twice-gutting the creature and likely doing enough grievous injury to disable it.
If it's a squid type, the absence of a bone shelf will allow the shockwave to propagate spherically, probably tearing the body apart and effectively bisecting the leviathan, causing catastrophic damage to axial nerve bundles and inducing death or at the very least motor paralysis.
Absolutely FANTASTIC story! Narration was flawless, too. Loved it!
PART 3!!!
They should pull back and leave the behemoth alone. At its size, the amount of energy it takes to move far surpasses what energy food it could gain from food. This is why it was sleeping when the first person found it. The leviathan will starve and go back into a self-imposed hibernation.
Ever wonder why ancient people's talk about huge giant sea monster's and even giant's on the land? Thousands of years ago writing was considered serious and only facts were written so the giant stories are real. Millions of years ago just about everything was huge and that's going off of bones we've found so it's not that much of a stretch to say some things haven't been discoved yet and some giant sea creatures could exist. There's fish that never stops growing depending on the habitat so those undiscovered creatures may be the same.
All hail the Deep Ones. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!
Awesome story.
Truth is mankind should. Leave these creatures be. Destructive behavior bringing catastrophic results. We are all creatures of the earth. But we keep daring them out of their natural habitats.
Until one day they come after us.
Get the monster on the Fingerhut mailing list and we'll ALWAYS know where it is.
So yall awoke cthulu?
I could kill the beast with a single crushing blow but being a creature it would recognize this and would become my pet lmao
...an approximate 1, 875 feet of crippling prehistoric power.
Absolutely nerve wracking. There is something about being deep in the ocean that can make you feel helpless.
Correction: Lovecraft would DEFINITELY be proud. Will there be a part 3?
The bellows of the creature is frightening😟
Interesting stories, first time listening. Thank you
It'll probably beach itself and die at the end.
Excellent story. Excellent reading.
This is amazing. Great reading, and great story. You're the only narrator that has ever made me feel actual anxiety from your tone of voice.
The depths of the sea. So close, yet so far away.
I wouldnt know, but dont you think the submarine, knowing it was screwed, detonate its nukes? It had ballistics, but then again there was that surface group to. Just a random thought
steelrain64 The sub wasn't a military sub it was a two man sub that was built to be quick and find the beast. At least that's what I think.
Oh wait did you mean Columbia?
We dont know if thay were nuckler subs. Not all subs are equipped with nukes.
ballistic missiles on subs are always armed with nuclear warheads thats why in the story they stated it wouldnt be appropriate to use them bc yes it would work but a nuke's great blast would be enough to kill everyone within 5 nautical miles of the blast, keep in mind these nukes are modern day thus their optimal range is vastly bigger then what we would assume also blasts of any kind underwater is vastly larger effective range due to the close proxy of the particles bc its liquid and not gas. so ballistic missles would be suicide for everyone except for maybe the dixon but thats questionable.
You can't just detonate warheads at a moment's notice. There are systems to prevent detonating even torpedoes until they reach a safe range from the sub.
Every time they bring up the maw and the tentacles the first thing that comes to mind is Tentalus...
This has got to be SCP 169
These should be made into a movie!
This story is so good. So well written and even if you didnt have such an a amazing voice, your reading of this was superb. I do hope there is more of this story. Thank you for such a great video.
That is one of Cthulhu's sons
A military submarine can go no where near 15,000 ft deep most max out around 700
They weren't in a combat sub. They were supposed to lure it up TO the sub. Plus, the actual maximum depth of the USN's Attack and Ballistic subs is classified. 700 feet is not accurate. Even the USS Scorpion wasn't crushed until it went past twice its test depth which WAS 700 feet. The latest Seawolf and Virginias are made of much more advanced/stronger materials as well as having much stronger designs. The Seawolf has a claimed test depth of 1,600 feet, but the actual depth is classified, and it is likely that the actual crush dept is over 3,500 feet. If the Thresher Class had a TEST depth of 1,300 feet and the Sturgeon Class was 1,350, while the Los Angeles and Virginia are claimed as 800 feet, then these are clearly NOT the actual test depths. The Seawolf has a test depth of 1,600 feet though, so its actual depth is probably around 3,000 to 3,500+ feet or more while the Los Angeles and Virginias are probably 2,500 to 3,000 feet. So given all that, 700 feet is child's play, even for a Skipjack Class from the 1950s.
Are you getting your information from declassified schematics and test results? If so, you're way off bud. US Navy Sailor here, better yet I work in Intel, depth of a sub is something we research when learning our Navy's capabilities. The crush depth of our subs is classified at TS, or top secret. The new information that was released is at the very least, 1/4 century out of date, as that us the minimum for a declassification date.
This is a great story I Really looking forward to the next installment!!
keep doing this one! Seriously
...great leviathan groans btw
Sounds like you have an all-star cast in all of your stories, but it's just you?! Hooollly shit man, you are incredible!
This channel rules! Ty
Lol. Pure laughter. Do you have any stories that are actually scary?
You've got a new subscriber👍 I love your accents and narration!
SCP-169?....
This would make a great movie
Fucking hell, volume control !!! One second you're narrating with low and faint voice then screaming like a maniac... I like how you put together the other storyes but theese 2 are a god damn mess !
Great stories (parts 1 and 2)! Your narration, as usual, was great. It's such a pleasure to listen to the great stories you pick. Thanks much for the link to the text!
Oh. My. God.
I had decided to be strong
Not sucked in.
Sucked into the maw, no matter my determination.
Geez.
Great job!!!!
"That thing down there shouldn't be disturbed" four hydrogen bombs in the 25 megaton range would introduce it to its maker and cover the seafloor with gigatons of meatscraps.
I have some really noob-ie questions? Lol: where did these stories come from? And, does anyone have any thoughts on perhaps, how real or how much validity these stories have?
even shaggy cant beat this at 10000% power
I was cheering for the Leviathan to win honestly It's kinda disappointing that humans won since they're the once that disturbed it, it possibly could be a creature that has lived for millions or even billions of years bu they just try to kill it and put it into their museum, I'm not trying to be edgy but I will say humans really ruin everything
I hope that there's something so Eldritch on this planet that we cannot hope to destroy it, even with another 100,000 years of technological advancement. Something that even God could only contain.
I have to say hands down 100% this is the best is there going to be a part 3 I'm sure all of us are dying to know big fan of the channel keep it up
We wouldn't risk a lieutenant on a mission like that. It would be a Seaman or a 3rd class petty officer, or a chief at the most.
Chills on my arm, narration on point. 👌
If it is truly Leviathan then all mankind can do is get good seats for his fight with behemoth. Because we are boned.
Damn straight man. Love these stories.
where is part 3 becausd this story needs to be continued
Fan-fucking-tastic!!! Great story, both parts. Amazing.
i mean when you think about how fucking big the ocean really is.........
You deserve more subs bro.
DankNSpank Pun INTENDED?😏
Oh subs like submarines right?
You fucking psychopath disengage "grrrrr" good timing
The monster noise reminds me of Fluffy (Gabriel Iglesias) fat man nose
hey i would like for you to ansewer me and also respond truthfully is this story real and if so did this happen to you
Great story great story telling everyone was perfect part 1 and 2 sad more people haven’t seen it.
The best bet would be waiting for it to go back to sleep 😴😴😴💤
Everyone knows you need to I’ve the squid thing aids to kill it
the 20 commercials were extreamly distracting
We will need some fanart of this thing......and a movie
😲😯
This should be made into a fucking movie
I enjoy the roars show the monsters mood. Great effects!
I enjoy the roars show the monsters mood. Great effects!
Not a big fan of the story but the narration was flawless
That roar is fantastic! Where did you find?