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I'm not a big physicist, but I understand it anyway, so I think a few words.
Elenor 2022-10-28 18:12:19
A better view of time and space than Pujie, and it also has more tension in the ending and structure. The last four episodes are really climaxing and sad to see. Although it is said that such stories will inevitably have unexplainable time and space paradoxes, I hope that everyone will not get along with themselves, but enjoy the story. In other words, if the paradoxes of time travel that so many scientists can't explain can be solved one by one in an anime, doesn't that mean that real time travel is not far away, don't It's so beautiful.
Extended Reading
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Kurisu Makise: It feels like time is passing so quickly. Damn you, Einstein! Your science is crowding in on our kiss! He was right. The passage of time depends entirely on where you're standing. Relativity Theory... it's so romantic. But it's just so tragic too.
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Suzuha Amane: Everyone gets help from someone else at some point in their lives. So someday, you should help someone too.
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