MIKROSKOSMOS
The Closer You Look The Weirder It Gets
Near midnight, a scientist has a eureka moment in the laboratory. The elusive formula is discovered. It’s time for testing the Magnatronic-Mobius Molecular Transformer.
Activating its Atomizer, the explorer becomes very small. Within this realm–where a grain of sand appears as a gigantic boulder–time expands.
A fly prepares to land. In slow-motion, its wings make a deep whooshing sound. Multi-cellular eyes, like glassy arrays of hi-tech cameras on the blimp-sized hairy insect, are watching.
The masked explorer crouches. The fly approaches, proboscis probing, vacuuming up tabletop particles and her!
Internal investigations initiated.
About the Creator
Jon H. Davis
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Jon H. Davis, is a digital alchemist, and explorer, who documents the natural world and cultures with words, photos, and videos. Explore and discover more at Northern Lights Studio.
https://www.nlscreativemedia.com
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Comments (1)
Interesting and cool! In our own little world are we all.