Cells

In 1995, Edward Witten proposed M theory, which pointed out that the universe is an 11-dimensional space-time structure. This theory is extremely obscure and difficult to describe in a way other than mathematics - even the four-dimensional space-time theory cannot accurately explain its essence using "three-dimensional projection". The eight-dimensional nested space theory proposed in "The Cell" gives a new perspective on observing the universe: the universe is divided into dimensions based on different functions and energy levels. The lower space is the functional unit of the upper space, and the upper space transmits energy to the lower space. Micro and macro are interdependent, and the universe is inherently integrated. The degree of utilization of energy is one of the most important driving forces for the development of human civilization. In the world of the novel "The Cell", humans rely on the eight-dimensional nested space theory to find new energy technologies, and then break through the boundaries of the earth to use interstellar energy. Finally, they reach the core of the energy of the universe and master the technology to obtain eternal energy. This breakthrough not only changed the way humans survive, but also completely reshaped our understanding of ourselves and the universe. Within the framework of the new universe theory, a series of ultimate questions will be explored: Where are the traces of aliens? What is the nature of various phenomena in the universe? Can humans achieve interstellar travel in the future? Does speed faster than the speed of light exist? What will be the beginning and end of the universe? What do different physical constants mean across nested universes? When humans have the technology to obtain cosmic energy, is it the inevitable result of scientific progress, or is it the awakening of human beings' own cosmic consciousness? "Ciyu" will take you on a journey of exploration about energy, dimension and existence.