Extragalactic Galaxy

Astrobiologist Lin Wu discovered that the distribution map of galaxies in the universe is strikingly similar to the structure of neurons, and proposed the crazy hypothesis that "the universe is a giant life form." She accidentally captured the regular signal of a pulsar at the Antarctic observatory, and after decoding it turned out to be a vibration frequency similar to a heartbeat. When she pointed the microscope at the snowflake structure, she suddenly saw rotating nebulae reflected in the ice crystals - it turns out that human beings are not only cells of the universe, but also pupils that peer into higher-dimensional existence. She breathed out softly, and the stardust rose with her breath, as if participating in the metabolism of some giant.