Black Holes Still Watching is the third and final film in a three-part spoken word and music/video series that moves from the vast silence of the cosmos into the living memory of the Earth. The piece weaves the science of black holes with the spiritual truth of witnessing—revealing how taking without respect collapses balance, whether in space, in human behavior, or on the land itself. Through the unblinking gaze of the Bison, the film becomes a testimony of history, survival, and remembrance, confronting the violence of greed while honoring Indigenous ways of balance, gratitude, and restraint. Guided by music that breathes with wind, water, and hooves, the video reminds us that nothing is ever truly erased: the Earth remembers, the water carries the story, and the universe continues to watch what we choose to see—or refuse to see.