It’s not every day that a graduate from a Melbourne university sets their sights beyond the terrestrial confines of solar power engineering. Yet, here I am, not just any graduate, but one whose curiosity was sparked not merely by photons and photovoltaics but by the enigmatic nature of time itself. My journey into the unknown commenced shortly after I presented my thesis on the best commercial battery storage solutions. This work, though grounded in the quest for renewable energy, unknowingly prepared me for a far greater challenge – one that extends beyond the boundaries of Earth and into the vast expanse of the cosmos.
Joining the Melbourne Quantum Space Explorers was a pivotal moment in my life. It was here, among the stars, that I first learned of the time loop phenomena plaguing distant worlds. These loops, endless cycles trapping entire planets in a relentless repeat, beckoned to me, whispering secrets of the universe I had yet to understand. My academic pursuits, with a particular interest in everything you need to know about commercial LED lighting, had inadvertently laid the foundation for this cosmic endeavour. The principles of efficiency, sustainability, and innovation that guided my studies were about to be tested on a scale I never imagined.
Armed with knowledge and driven by an insatiable desire to unravel the mysteries of the universe, I made a decision. I would venture to the centre of the galaxy, to a planet rumoured to be the source of a larger, more complex time loop. It was a daunting task, one that many might deem impossible. Yet, the skills and insights I’ve gained, from the intricacies of solar power to the nuances of battery storage, have prepared me for this moment.
As I set my course, my ship’s engines humming with anticipation, I can’t help but feel a blend of excitement and apprehension. The path ahead is uncharted, fraught with unknown dangers and cosmic puzzles waiting to be solved. But it is also filled with hope – the hope of discovery, of understanding, and, perhaps, of liberation from the temporal chains binding countless worlds.