The Topology of Space and Time in Yin Yang Abyss

Sometime in the future, when humans were studying space-time transmission, Lin Yan's team accidentally discovered a fact: All the physics is right, but our perspective is wrong. Macroscopic relativity and microscopic quantum mechanics are each extremely precise in their own fields, but they do not recognize each other at the intersection. This is not a flaw in the theory, but a limitation in perspective - we have been standing on this side of the crack, thinking that it is another continent on the other side, but we do not know that they are the same land. It's like we have been arguing about which one is better, maturity or youth, but we forget that they must be women first. Using the Yin-Yang theory as the philosophical foundation and topology as the mathematical method, Lin Yan's team found a set of symmetric structures in this crack that no one had discovered before - the V4.3 Space-time phase change formula. It is not a correction to the theory of relativity, nor is it a complement to quantum mechanics. It is just a new pair of glasses that allows us to see clearly the world that has always been there. But seeing clearly is one thing, walking in is another. When they sent the first silicon wafer into the transfer cabin, what came out was a handful of fine sand. On the other side of the ocean, in another laboratory, an ice crystal quietly melted and then froze again in the receiving cabin. The two roads each come to an end. And the cracks are still there.