Paper Cranes Confess Solar Annular Eclipse

Secret Love Comes True × Astrophysics × Across Time and Space ——It turns out that the thoughts written on the edge of the scratch paper when I was seventeen years old have already been written by the universe into a resonance that spans light years. In his sophomore year of high school, Jiang Xiaoman received the most romantic love letter in his life - a calculus confession hidden on the wings of a paper crane. As a tutor in the Department of Mathematics, Zhou Xubai would always fold lemon candies in the paper cranes he folded when solving problems. The seemingly random star trajectory function on the draft paper was actually the trajectory of his heartbeat that he had calculated precisely tens of millions of times. Ten years later, at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, a returning aerospace engineer named an asteroid "Lemon Candy." In the data stream returned by the detector, Jiang Xiaoman discovered a sequel written in sunspot Morse code: "You are still the only disturbance term in all celestial mechanics equations." He folded a paper crane using 99 pieces of draft paper, and the secret of the 100th sunset was hidden inside its wings. The lemon candy paper specimens she collected were used to detect the spectrum of supernova explosions at the NASA laboratory. When the metaphor of "Chandrasekhar Limit" becomes a real choice, shredded air tickets and origami tutorials on Mars craters are the most clumsy romanticism of cosmic science students. Concept: In the loneliness of the universe, it can transcend the gravity of time and space and become an eternally shining white dwarf star.