A curious crowd in gaudy clothes - neons and tight-fitting Polos, parachute pants, and distractingly short shorts — had gathered into a restlessly swarming mass on Navy Pier along Lake Michigan’s western shore just north of Chicago’s Grant Park. The crowd constantly shifted in an undulating movement fueled by a combination of fear, hope, and adrenaline. They’d come to witness the unexplainable display of randomly appearing black holes that pulsed and rotated not more than a hundred yards offshore.
Ohh. I like this. Sciency but not over my head - it makes sense.