K2 Communications is hoping to take you on a cinematic trip to Geneva Switzerland, Geneva, Switzerland, to explore the most extraordinary machine on Earth: the Large Hadron Collider with their film Secrets of the Universe.
For the first time, film audiences will get an inside glimpse of the colossal LHC, in its fullness, on the Giant Screen (the Collider is as tall as an IMAX screen in certain places!).
Through an IMAX/Giant Screen film, titled Secrets of the Universe, and an accompanying educational outreach program, we aim to re-energize and refocus the collective conscious on the importance of a society of “scientists” and the future of cutting-edge scientific advancement.
In order to achieve this, we will showcase the current happenings in the world of physics in a way that has never been done before, on a global scale, translated into over a dozen languages. Questions such as, “What is dark matter?” and “Are there extra dimensions?” are fascinating topics that physicists at the LHC are exploring and the film will bring to life.
The LHC is an unprecedented tool for the exploration of the unknown and a monument to a collaboration of global citizens- transcending borders for humanity’s progress. The fundamental questions being asked by physicists there have challenged the human mind for centuries.
The project’s crowd funding campaign on Indiegogo has reached 31% of it’s goal with 24 days left, producers hope to have enough contributions to supplements the National Science Foundation Grant they have already received to fund the project.
