What exactly is this event?
What exactly was the apocalyptic event in Dark? And how much of the earth was destroyed?
The post apocalypse scenes seem to point to that only Winden was affected:
- Most structure are still intact (eg: Jonas's house).
- Military presence - that means Government is still functioning or else why would they spend so much trouble identifying the dead or building the wall.
- No radiation (or any residue) outside of the nuclear plant.
- How did innovation happen if everything was destroyed? (eg: Flying ship)
Best Answer
The destruction reaches far beyond Winden, though as you mentioned the entire world wasn't destroyed.
I can't find specific information on the official Dark guide, which is surprising given how much it contains. Maybe I just haven't found it yet.
However, in season 3 there is a radio broadcast in one of the scenes where Peter and Elisabeth are looking for Charlotte, which mentions that scientists across the world are theorizing that the cause of the global events such as tsunamis, earthquakes and weather phenomena might have been caused by time standing still for a fraction of a second.
In the finale, Claudia further confirms that time does in fact stand still for a brief moment (during the apocalypse).
The main takeaway here is that the blast itself seems to have only destroyed the greater Winden area, but additional effects have caused disasters all across the world.
The world may not have been destroyed but the way in which the post-apocalyptic world is described does suggest that a significant amount of the world's population was killed following the Winden apocalypse.
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