The vast Universe, boundless and immense.
Beneath the dark backdrop, the Galaxy Nebula and the Andromeda Nebula, two incredibly gigantic nebulae, are rapidly drawing closer to each other.
The distance has shrunk from a long-established hundred thousand light-years to now less than three thousand light-years.
As the two giant nebulae approach each other, the gravitational pull between the super black holes at their centers becomes increasingly powerful; under the pull of their gravity, the velocities of the two nebulae are escalating, and the day of the great collision is drawing ever nearer!
As the two giant nebulae move closer, the friction between them becomes more intense; endless star winds and radiation collide at sub-light speed, creating shockwave areas more fierce than before.
