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Did you know there is no noise in space, unlike light?

Sound waves simply can't travel through the vacuum.

But if that is truly the case, why can I still hear their screams long after I killed them?

There is something inherently scary about space.

There's so much we don't know, so much yet to discover, and when you are out there, you are truly and completely alone.

With Artemis II having just completed the first lunar fly-by mission, this week we bring you stories about spacecrafts, aliens,

and liminal spaces. I'm Blair Bathory and welcome to the Something Scary podcast. Thanks for

joining us as we descend into the darkness together. So, want to hear something scary?

Screams from space.

For some, the very idea of space travel is enough to bring on a sweat.

The claustrophobia, eternal darkness, the literal

infinite space around you can be utter nightmare fuel alone. But what about all of your anxieties

about being trapped actually came to fruition? Like in this original story written by Janine Pipe.

I'm not exactly sure how long I've been here.

Before, the incident, everything was carefully monitored and recorded.

We knew where we were, how long we'd been away, and most importantly, how long until we went

home.

That's easy enough when you have a crew, a pilot who controls the ship,

and experience captain, but they're gone.

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