What came before the Big Bang has fascinated scientists for decades, but research has been complicated by the ubiquitous expansion of civilisation and electrification. Science has therefore been pushed to remote corners of the sparsely populated African savannah. A megalomaniacal radio astronomy project is now being established in the location where the fascinating story of the birth of human life was played out in the past. The San and Khoi tribes, who still survive here today, perceive the spiritual power of this environment. This poetic film essay is a non-linear odyssey in which the history of indigenous traditions intersects with the continuing influence of colonialism, as well as the latest archaeological and astronomic findings.