I've recently become fascinated with how the universe works.

Ever since I was a child, I have wondered, "What is at the edge of the universe?"
There was great interest.
Even as a child, I thought, "If there is nothing at the edge of the universe, then there is a space called nothingness.
I thought things like, "Yes, there is."
It's been about 25 years since then, but of course, I was studying physics at the time.
Even when I was in high school, very little was understood about the universe.
However, in recent years, theoretical physics, supercomputers, giant telescopes,
Information from various fields such as the Hubble Space Telescope and Hayabusa has increased.
So I've learned quite a lot of things.
And as we have come to understand this, CG technology has also advanced.
Recently, there are programs that are extremely easy to understand as they have 3D images.
The Discovery Channel's Hawking show, and perhaps surprisingly,
The show hosted by actor Morgan Freeman is super entertaining.
By the way, there are a lot of shows featuring these two up until around August 8th.
A must see for anyone who has access to the Discovery Channel.
http://japan.discovery.com/series/index.php?sid=899
If we delve into recent space science, we can see that both the macro and micro worlds
Black holes, the past, the future, multi-dimensional worlds, parallel worlds
It's all intertwined. These are no longer science fiction stories, but in theory
It is becoming a possible worldview.
I'm an atheist, but when I think deeply about these ultimate principles,
There is a world that neither Buddhism, Christianity, nor philosophy could reach.
It seems possible, and that's what makes it interesting. However,
In order to achieve this, a grand unified theory, the pinnacle of physics, must be completed.
Will this theory be established in my lifetime? And if so,
The person who establishes it will probably gain more fame than Einstein.