In the beginning, tiny black holes evaporated, but their heat ignited the surrounding plasma. A chain reaction arose: one hole gave birth to another, and a fiery front swept through the universe. Today, only an echo remains — gravitational waves with a unique imprint. We will be able to 'hear' the breath of the newborn universe.
🎯 The expansion of the universe acts like a downpour on a forest fire; once the plasma becomes too rarefied, the chain reaction cuts off, imprinting a sharp silence onto gravitational waves at low frequencies.
🎬 In sci-fi, self-replicating objects — from replicators to 'grey goo' — often lead to disasters. Here, black holes become cosmic replicators, but only at the dawn of time.