Buddhism contains the phrase 'three thousand great worlds, three thousand small worlds'. The true universe may not only be the material universe, but also an antimatter universe that exists in our conjecture, affecting the world on which humans rely for survival.
In addition to the well-known material universe, there are also stable non material universes in the universe. The exchange of symmetric and asymmetric matter between two universes often leads to phenomena that cannot be explained by modern human science. We attempt to use this hypothesis as a basis to tell fairy tales to adults and propose our conjecture about the sudden disappearance of stars in recent years. To stimulate people's thinking about the relationship between the positive matter and anti matter worlds, as well as the relationship between humans and the universe.
On a planet, a frozen person raises his head and stares blankly at the empty universe. Looking back at time, in the antimatter universe, the same person is living an ordinary day on their own planet when suddenly, a star in a new galaxy approaches, collides, explodes with another star
New stars have formed, new planets have also formed, and new life has also formed. In the material world, that ordinary person and his planet are forever frozen.
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