To Arctic pioneers, any land mass whose outermost edges dissolved into white nothingness cried out to be charted, named and claimed.
Alone with the devastation of what he'd done at his feet, the absolute nothingness that rang out in the aftermath was profoundly unnerving.
The team hopes to create a biodegradable robot in the future, which would allow the little fellow to climb down your esophagus and into your guts and then, when it has dropped its payload, dissolve into nothingness or come out your tuchus.
Every fluffed line gets a forced cheer anyway; when a sentence peters out into nothingness, the fans drown out the silence.
But when I open my mouth to say the first line, a rasping nothingness comes out.
Under nocturnal observation in Poitras's film however, the faceless brutalist tower transforms into a real-life Death Star, a vast nothingness blotting out the twinkling stars and city lights.
He and his kind will be carried away, cast out, "into nothingness, until no speck or smudge" remains.
"Everyone comes out from nothingness moment after moment," says Shunryu Suzuki, in his lovely classic treatise on the Way, Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind.
The two also hope that the show triggers some sort of memories for people ideally, road trips where passengers stare out at nothingness with the occasional structure in decline.
"Something which comes out of nothingness is naturalness, like a seed coming out of the ground.
