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In 2187, humanity intercepts a signal from a starship that shouldn't exist. Sol‑9, a colony vessel decades from launch, appears on the feed fully realized—its crew moving and conscious, events unfolding in impossible ways. The transmission isn't static; it rewrites itself, changing with every viewing, manipulating perception and reality.

Gerald Meisler, a physicist imprisoned for an experiment that destroyed an entire city, is humanity's only hope to understand it. His research into quantum information suggested that under extreme conditions, information could break free from spacetime itself. He knows that what appears as a message may be something far more dangerous: a living loop where cause and effect have no boundaries.

As he studies the transmission, he realizes the terrifying truth: the ship exists before it should, and the crew's awareness stretches across time. Every observation risks altering the loop, every intervention threatens reality itself. Yet doing nothing means allowing the impossible cycle to continue, unfolding horrors before their time. Gerald must confront the consequences of his own past work and face the paradox he created, where information, time, and life itself are all trapped in a deadly, evolving loop.