Noise: Synopsis
In 2150, China's Tianyan-IV neutrino telescope captured a set of eerie signals from the edge of the universe on the far side of the moon. They came from no known celestial body, but were embedded deep within the cosmic microwave background: "noise." The signals precisely predicted astronomical disasters over the next fifty years. More terrifyingly, they proclaimed an exact date: by the year 3000, human civilization would "vanish" from the universe, not be destroyed, but "reclaimed" by some higher existence.
This was no threat from an enemy, but the structural fate of the universe itself. The noise was the final message left behind by the previous universal civilization: they had failed, but hoped the next universe could do better. From fear to awakening, humanity officially entered the "post-noise era." Faced with its ultimate fate, would humanity have the courage to choose not to regress?
Noise: A voice from the void begins an epic spanning eight hundred and fifty years of cosmic history.
