The experiment itself is a practical implementation of theory. Its elements; lasers, magnet-ic fields, spin directions, impacts, fluctuations and oscillation in motion all lend themselves well to be described by 3D animation. The project explores different cinematic languages, engrossing thrilling complexity, the rush of particles and flow of the camera through mag-netic fields, streams of light and gas clouds of atoms, harrowing depths and the scale of events. We hope to show that through animation, the abstract nature of our quantum world could seem a little more real to us at our scale.

The project is both a cinematic and methodological experiment analyzing and studying the relationship, controversies and biased worlds of scientists and visual storytellers. It results and findings are part of the Center for Animation, Visualisation and Graphics Storytelling and push for more awareness and attention to future collaborations between research cen-ters and the animation industry.