Synopsis

In the century since our understanding of the universe and reality took shape, a profound change is now imminent. Deep beneath the Franco-Swiss border, within a 17-mile tunnel 570 feet underground, the Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful particle accelerator, is preparing to activate. Its ambition is nothing less than to simulate the universe's earliest moments – a time of unimaginable heat when primordial matter coalesced into stars, planets, and eventually, ourselves. These infini