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One day, on a warm night and clear sky, in a small town in New Mexico, a young boy named Adam went to a corner of the urban library. Adam was a science and space enthusiast and wanted to learn more about the universe. When he entered the library, he saw a sparkling book on the back of the largest shelf. The book was titled "Routing in the Universe: From Astronauts to Black Holes." Adam felt that the book could help him with his discoveries. He picked up the book and sat down at one of the tables. As he reviewed the pages, Adam was excited about all the concepts he was looking for. The book began with a detailed account of the history of the Big Bang. Adam was immersed in the charm of this and imagined how all the beings and planets in the universe began to form from a single point. The book then discussed astronautics, and Adam became familiar with reading about the moon, other planets, and space travel, the speed of light and the concept of time in space. Over time, Adam turned to a section of the book about black holes. He was thrilled to read about these dark and charming creatures, which attract so much mass that no light escapes them. Because of his interest in the subject, Adam decided to continue his research on black holes, and perhaps one day he would be able to investigate these mysterious phenomena in person. Reading further, Adam became familiar with the concept of probability and its impact on the quantum world. He became acquainted with a world in which natural laws operate in a strange way. These complex concepts brought Adam into thought, and he gradually became lost in the Universe in search of a deeper meaning of life and existence. Is there more existence than we can understand? Are there any signs of God's existence? Adam increasingly faced philosophical and spiritual challenges. He read about the thinking of prominent physicists such as Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking, and Carl Sagan and attempted to penetrate the depths of the concepts th