
This narration explores big questions in a calm, supportive way: How did the universe begin? Why does space bend? Why is the quantum world so hard to predict? And what happens at the edge of a black hole?
Along the way, it introduces the thinkers and experiments that shaped modern physics—Hubble’s expanding universe, Einstein’s curved spacetime, Heisenberg’s uncertainty, and Hawking’s insight that black holes can slowly radiate away. The tone stays friendly and human, treating science as an invitation rather than a test.