Shape & Form – Sphere

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A groundbreaking drilling project has shattered conventional theories about planetary formation. Instead of the long-held belief that planets coalesced from space dust through gravitational attraction scientists have made a startling discovery. A highly advanced gyroscope is located within the Earth's core, moving in precise and predictable patterns.

This gyroscope is composed of unknown elements exhibiting unprecedented nanotech properties. Geologists now propose a radical new theory. They suspect that similar high-tech devices are strategically placed throughout the universe, each acting as cosmic seeds to attract matter and form planets and solar systems. The sophistication of these gyroscopes goes beyond mere planet formation. Their internal programming appears capable of manipulating planetary matter to produce specific elements, geological phases, and even influence the development of life forms on the surface.

This discovery raises profound questions about the nature of our universe. Could these gyroscopes be automated factories, cultivating specific elements for harvest by higher-dimensional entities? Is our entire cosmos merely a cosmic petri dish where our reality grows like fungi in a carefully prepared medium by unfathomable beings?

The video was created in Vray and composed in After Effects. Music was composed in MPC and mixed in Cakewalk. This is the fourth 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 😊


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Cool post 👍 some of those sphere movements look like the earth is trying to shake us pesky humans off.

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To prepare the way for the next lifeform used to create the next material that is needed. There was the era of mollusks that gave us limestone, the era of humans produced lots of glass and refined metals. The next era of the roach will probably generate a fertilizer for the cordyceps phase.

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