Noise

Noise is the first work in the five-part series of Entropy Sea: Noise Anchor Gardener Recursive Reader Entropy Sea. Noise: In 2150, China's SkyEye-IV neutrino telescope captured a set of strange signals from the boundary of the universe on the back of the moon - it did not come from any known celestial body, but was noise embedded deep in the cosmic microwave background radiation. This set of signals accurately predicted astronomical disasters in the next fifty years. What is even more frightening is that it announced a precise date: by the year 3000, human civilization will disappear from the universe. It will not be destroyed, but will be recycled by some higher being. Chinese astrophysicist Lin Weiran proposed a shocking hypothesis: The universe is not an isolated system, but floating in an ultimate chaos called a sea of ​​entropy. Heat death is not an end, but a return. When humans launch neutrino probes to penetrate the boundaries of the universe, the truth returned is horrifying - there are infinite layers of information embedded in the background radiation, which are countless remnants of the universe that once existed, and they all sank into the sea of ​​entropy by the year 3000 in their respective timelines. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.