Holding black coffee in his hand, Lan stared intently at the large and thin floating computer screen and said, "The data I received from NASA shows that in the past three months, 387,292 stars have been found to be blue-shifted, which means that they are getting closer and closer to the earth. Before that, the number was 7,820. Maybe their prediction is right, and gravity has begun to shrink the universe." "Hey, Lan, that's just a hypothesis." Kant refuted.
"No, yesterday it was discovered that there are only 294,580 blue-shifted stars, and the shrinkage is accelerating at a geometric multiple." Lan put down the coffee in his hand, stood up, walked around the room, and rubbed his hands. "At this speed, it will only take 13 years for the universe to shrink. Irreversible destruction will destroy everything."
Kant looked out the window at the sunshine, where a small group of six or seven-year-old children were playing football on the lawn.
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