Cosmic clock travels from the Big Bang to a human eye
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A three-minute Spanish-language continuous-shot explainer that moves from the cosmic microwave background through a forming solar disc, a prehistoric riverbank and a starfield of constellations, with a timeline bar; the author says every frame and the music are computed in code.
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Fable 5.5 The Universe Looks at Itself. 13.8 billion years in one continuous shot, from the Big Bang to a human eye looking up at the sky. No images, no video files. Every frame is computed in code as you watch. Even the music.
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