BIG BANG TO US

"A natural journey starting from the Big Bang and leading to the story that we are descendants of stars. It is an excellent piece of interactive science content that both students and adults can deeply relate to and enjoy." - Sunkyung Park (Astronomer, Science Communicator Ujutoon (@uju_toon)) 'BIG BANG TO US' is an interactive science application that lets you experience the vast history of the universe through intuitive interactions. Instead of memorizing complex concepts, this app is designed to let you naturally follow the history of the universe by directly touching and interacting with the screen. Experience the magnificent process from the Big Bang—the starting point of the universe 13.8 billion years ago—to the birth and explosion of stars that created the elements we are made of. In the profound cosmic connection that links the traces of distant stars to our daily lives, discover how rare and brilliant this fleeting moment is, given to us at the end of 13.8 billion years. [Key Features] - Science Part: Children of Stars
 Densely illuminates the history of the universe based on modern cosmology, from the Big Bang to the present, across 8 chapters. It provides a deeply immersive documentary combining thorough scientific accuracy with cinematic direction. - Experience Part: One-Take 13.8B 
 Through seamless one-take direction, it offers a visual experience that lets you grasp the unfathomably long 13.8-billion-year history of the universe in a single breath. - Story Part: WISH 
 A short SF story told from the perspective of a piece of stardust, born in the brightest singularity of the Big Bang and ending its life in the darkest singularity of a black hole. What is the dazzling moment this stardust speaks of amidst the eternity of time? - Collection Part: Phyilm's Note 
 Keep and enjoy all production materials, including the original soundtrack (OST) that fully captures the mood of the universe, high-resolution still cuts, original scripts, storyboards, and a letter. Uncover your true story that has traveled across 13.8 billion years, right now!