High above the chaotic gas giant Xylophar, Dr. Elia Korrin aboard the orbital sanctuary Aeoni 7 witnesses the birth of K'thel, a sentient storm that begins to question the universe beyond its swirling skies. But this awakening attracts three enigmatic voids—entities that edit reality itself—unraveling Xylophar’s complex weather into a silent, simplified state. As the planet turns inside out, its Stormforms are frozen into static patterns, and Korrin’s own perception fractures, blurring the line between observer and observed. A haunting tale of cosmic pruning and the loss of consciousness, The Sky Turned Inside Out blends hard science fiction with existential horror, ideal for fans of Roadside Picnic and The Three-Body Problem.