The ocean of stars is vast and boundless, passing through it is as ethereal as a cloud peak valley, ups and downs like mountains and rivers, the universe is instantaneous and ten thousand years, and hundreds of millions of light years are just a flick of a finger in between.

The distant Great Magellanic Nebula, a red giant star, is nearing its twilight years, and the ring of the sun arches he has thrown up stretches for dozens of light-years, crisscrossing the space as dense as a spider's web. The surface of the behemoth star resembles the spectator seats of the Olympic 100-meter race, and the dense and shining stellar flares reflect everything around it in great darkness. At the same time, the originally thin stellar wind was absorbed by the supergiant's suddenly increased gravitational pull on the surface of the star, sweeping it all like magma. After the stellar wind, more solar arches and stellar flares appear, and the cycle repeats.

On an unknown day, the red giant, which has 20,000 times the mass of the Sun, suddenly erupted at the height of the stellar flare and solar eruption, causing all the matter to collapse towards its core at a speed of 72,000 km/s. In a very short period of time, all matter collapsed and fused together, and the infinity density surpassed that of all known objects, and when the density reached its limit, the supernova exploded. In an instant, the star emitted a trillion-fold light that illuminated the entire universe, and the material it threw filled the entire Large Magellanic Cloud.

And at the moment it erupted, infinite energy spurted out on the space where it was located, and the entire space was like a wave of lake that was shaken, and it actually rippled. The stars, galaxies, and nebulae in which it is located seem to be unaffected and continue to move as usual, but they themselves are folded in half like paper, and the north and south poles of the planets closer to the supernova overlap together, and the suns of the other stars are interspersed without colliding and bending.

As the culprit of this spatial fluctuation, its own spatial fluctuation is even stronger. Its explosive form in the universe is no longer a circle, and the folding of space makes it a ball of paper ravaged by might, with branches and edges. The erupted matter still follows its own trajectory in a straight line, but from a spatial point of view, it is like a giant tree growing rapidly, with branches intertwined in the universe under the fold of space.

Eventually, when the supernova explosion reaches its peak, time is disturbed. Under the combined interference of space and time, the intertwined paper balls suddenly changed from one to two, and the relative positions differed by a time difference of hundreds of billions of a second. If you look at it from a normal space-time, you will find that there are two superstar explosions that are intertwined like cell proliferation, but they do not affect each other.

Although turbulent and surprising, this rare cosmic wonder only lasts for a billionth of a second. After that, the two supernovae suddenly fused together and continued their outburst. But there is no longer any bizarre pomp, like the new explosion of thousands of superstars in the universe, lighting up this dark and lonely universe and warming the dark corners of that moment.

All things are one, all things in life. At the moment of the fusion of the two supernovas separated in time and space, due to the dislocation of time and space, the material scattered trajectories of the two supernovae exploded and the extremely small temperature difference between the nova itself caused a slight part of time and space to be evacuated to form a cavitation, although the difference in time and space only existed in a billionth of a second, but they really evacuated the universe composed of time and space, forming a [dimensional cavity].

These dimensional vacuums erupted from all corners of the supernova explosion, and were pushed to all corners of the universe by the spatial ripples that gradually subsided. Although their size is almost negligible compared to the scale of stars and the universe, they do change the laws of this universe and the fate of some things in this universe very slightly.