Time leaves no trace, and the years are boundless.
As time progresses, the power and influence of the cosmic retraction wave grow day by day.
In the three-dimensional spatial universe, the retraction starts from the most peripheral area and inwardly contracts. If we measure only by the retraction wave, then on a macroscopic level, the three-dimensional universe is currently contracting faster than the speed of light, resembling a deflating black balloon continuously and uniformly shrinking.
However, even though the speed of the wave is superluminal, the volume of the Universe is also near infinite.
Thus, the actual contraction rate of this three-dimensional space is not rapid; it takes a significant amount of time for the retraction wave to echo from the edge to the cosmic center.
