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A newly married scientist recounts how a late-night tinkering with an anti-gravity experiment during his wedding night accidentally nullifies gravity in his living room, sending himself, his wife, and a coworker into gentle orbits around the chandelier. The first-person narrator blends technical jargon and comic self-justification as romantic jealousy, workplace attraction, and physical chaos escalate into a farcical struggle to regain control. The episode satirizes professional obsession and domestic fidelity while using speculative technology as a device for slapstick and social commentary. The narrative combines humorous scene-by-scene action with reflective asides about responsibility and consequence.
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