Deep in the forests lies Green Bank, a remote town suspended in pre-digital silence. Home to the world’s largest radio telescope - so sensitive it could detect an iPhone on Mars - the area enforces a near-total ban on electronic interference, though WiFi has begun to creep in. Known as the Quiet Zone, it draws scientists and those fleeing modern noise. As technology seeps into this fragile bubble, tensions rise. What happens to a community built on silence when connectivity arrives?
