Tidal Distortion: Plans to Reset Earth's Axis

In 2029, typhoons move out of the standard right angle, and weather AI collectively fails. All official accounts are saying: global warming, normal fluctuations. But in the top-secret files of the Purple Mountain Observatory, a set of unnamed gravitational signals is rewriting the countdown of human civilization - in the outer reaches of the solar system, a dark brown dwarf star is approaching at a constant speed with a debris belt, and will hit the earth head-on in 36 months. The only self-rescue plan: Concentrate the power of global typhoons, cold waves, and ocean currents to artificially move the earth's axis, sacrificing the low-latitude buffer zone in exchange for the survival of the mid- and high-latitudes of the northern hemisphere. Supercomputing architect Shen Huaizhou is responsible for kinetic energy dispatch and makes cold calculations between data and sacrifice. Coastal forecaster Ling Xiao's only talent is to weakly sense tidal fluctuations - when the global AI is completely overloaded, this somatosensory becomes the last resort for model correction. Gu Heng, an academician of both the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, carries the expectation of 1.1 Billion people's death, and promotes a project that is destined to be infamy in the game between the big powers. The dark star is approaching, and the Earth's axis is still offset by 0.27°. Global satellites sent back a line of text: The success or failure of the plan is unknown. This is not about superpowers saving the world. This is the word collectively spoken by human beings in the face of cosmic physical necessity.