Truth Be Told It’s Mostly Empty Space!

In 1900, something terrible happened to the field of physics. In an effort to solve one of its very last unsolved mysteries, we’ve instead unintentionally stumbled upon a much greater one. It Turned out there are strange, uncertain things inside the previously indivisible atom. Particle-waves whose already barely comprehensible double nature inexplicably collapses when measured and in between them, an emptiness so vast, it cannot be drawn to scale. A semi-historical, semi-fantastical setting of this grand discovery, a Berlin apartment belonging to an early 20th century scientist would be an almost perfect picture of order and thermodynamic certainty, if not plagued by a foreign object, a radiating black orb. Attempting to remove its disruptive presence makes things much worse until the room, the scientist and matter itself transform into new and unsettling, but much truer forms. Through superposition and entanglement things skirt the edge of what we’re still able to comprehend.