Haven't you ever noticed that sometimes it's better to keep everything a secret? Yes, sometimes it is better to keep secrets hidden; but let's be honest, we are so obsessed with wanting to discover absolutely everything that we are capable of putting the whole universe at risk.
Thus begins the story of Jack, who became a lonely man, because of his love and craving for technology. Since he was a child he was a prodigy and had dedicated his whole life to study the most advanced and complex machines that mankind had created and to improve them. When everything created was finished, he decided to create and discover the past.
Starting with ancient civilizations, he studied the most complex machines of the past and redesigned them at will. Realizing that the past had an incredible technology that was going to be forgotten; but among his greatest discoveries, studying a civilization that lived in a gigantic cave deep in the vegetable lung of the world, he discovered exceptionally complex plans, this civilization had disappeared, but Jack was not interested in knowing why, but how and the answer would be found in reconstructing that strange artifact.
His hard work led him to recreate an impressive ship that took him to the far reaches of the galaxy, where he encountered planets with materials to build technology so advanced he couldn't even imagine. Jack was obsessed with mass-producing that ship so he could change the course of human history.
For years he wandered in space collecting materials so he could build better and faster ships. Thirty-seven years had passed in space, and the secrets he had learned were too complex for mankind, so it was time to return and impart that knowledge and thus achieve a complete understanding of the infinite universe.
Prepared with a gigantic ship full of technological artifacts and indescribable materials Jack set out to return, but on his way back the trip was more complicated, the universe seemed like a river flowing towards the end so now the return felt against the current, there was no danger of colliding due to the immensity of the universe itself.
But the power exerted by the force of the universe was something that Jack had not foreseen, and the trip alone was becoming increasingly complicated, and a trip planned for 10 years began to take 13 years and still far away. One day an impressive force stopped the ship and began to drag its course backwards, when Jack realized what was happening he saw a huge black hole that dragged him without leaving him any option.
He spent 3 years fighting against the force of that fatal enemy, without any success, and one day the ship simply stopped responding and succumbed to its inevitable end. Jack had prepared himself for his end but as he entered the hole his mind came to understand the greatest secrets of the universe, the force inside was such that he was able to mix the atoms of every mineral and artifact inside the ship turning everything to stone, even the ship was turning to stone every minute.
Suddenly, a blinding light appeared inside the dense darkness of the black hole and as Jack went through that light he realized that it was a white hole, one of the greatest mysteries of science and the universe; as he went through the white hole the ship with great speed was falling to an unknown place, all the technology was already petrified and Jack was also dying and as he was losing his life he realized that the petrified ship looked like a gigantic city.
The ship fell hard on a gigantic island and the explosion was such that it left a hole that some 5000 years later would become a cave, the ship over the years would merge with the jungle to look like a lost civilization. Jack's body gradually turned to stone as he saw and realized that the civilization that gave rise to his journey was his own ship and that the white hole had transported him to a past on earth that he would have liked to know, seeing that many years in the future his story would be repeated and unable to do anything about it, he turned to ashes knowing that he would always be a paradox in the universal history.
