For the first time in human history, scientists successfully isolated a single particle of dark matter. Their goal was ambitious: to harness it as an infinite energy source. But they didn't understand what they were dealing with.
The isolated particle proved to be anything but inert. It began manipulating nearby matter at the molecular level, twisting ordinary particles into impossible shapes. More disturbingly, it started to multiply. Dark matter was somehow channeling energy from another dimension, using it to generate new forms of matter in our universe.
These new creations - perfect black and white spheres - began appearing everywhere, gradually replacing the familiar matter of our universe. Scientists calculated that in roughly 1,000 years, this transformed matter would reach a critical mass. When that happens, the entire universe will collapse and explode in a new Big Bang.
But this isn't the end of the story - it's part of a cycle. In the new universe that emerges, life will eventually evolve again over the course of a million years. That new civilization will also discover dark matter, and in their quest for unlimited energy, they'll make the same fatal mistake of trying to isolate it. Thus, the cycle will begin again, as it has countless times before.
The video was created in Vray and composed in After Effects. Music was composed in MPC and mixed in Cakewalk. This is the ninth in a series of simple synthwave and electronic instrumentals. Eventually they will be composed into an album. That’s all for now, thanks for listening 😊
