Black Rock Desert’s Temporary City (w music)

There’s a place in the United States so flat and empty that you can see for miles in every

direction… and still find absolutely nothing. No trees. No buildings.

Just an endless surface so smooth it looks almost unreal. Long ago,

this land was covered by a massive prehistoric lake — larger than some modern seas. When the water vanished,

it left behind a blinding white crust of salt and clay. In summer, temperatures soar,

the ground reflects the sun, and distances begin to lie to your eyes. The surface is so

flat that humans have used it to chase world land-speed records. Then,

once a year, something nearly impossible happens — a city rises where nothing should exist.