Back to our original track. In my understanding and perception, the creator of humanity—another advanced humanoid genetic species—we refer to her as "the Creator."
Where she came from, why she entered the solar system universe, what phenomena occurred when she arrived, what her purpose was in entering this universe, what kind of experiments and tests she conducted on humanity, and what she gained—these questions have already been partially answered.
So what about some other key points encoded in our genes as memories?
Namely, what exactly is the phenomenon of crossing between two different dimensional universes?
Crossing from one dimension to another isn't merely a matter of penetration; especially for higher-dimensional transitions or traversals into another dimension. Fundamentally, two critical issues must be addressed: first, breaking through the speed barrier of the current dimension. In higher-dimensional space, the abundance and activity of elements mean that life forms, technology, magic, and even physical bodies are far more powerful. Some of the special weapons we know—such as nuclear bombs, spatial collapse bombs, or even fictional technologies like nanocutting devices, "two-dimensional films," and plasma cannons—are all present in higher-dimensional space. These weapons are considered highly advanced within that space, yet they cannot systematically transcend the boundaries of that universe's dimensional existence. Although these weapons, powers, or even physical forms may be extremely advanced, the richness of elements in that universe means its environment itself is vastly stronger than that of the solar system universe—strong enough to contain such forces. If stones exist in that dimension, due to the presence of elements beyond our comprehension, they might be 10,000 times harder than those in the solar system universe. What does that mean? It's equivalent to how humans perceive the hardness of Earth's rocks. Alternatively, even if the composition, hardness, and other properties of materials in the higher-dimensional universe are similar to those in the solar system universe, their recovery or regenerative capabilities could exceed those of our universe by 10,000 times. This implies that everything produced within that higher-dimensional realm must either surpass or accommodate the existence of beings from that dimension. Understanding this, we realize that breaking through the speed limit of the current dimension is no easy task. But difficulty doesn't mean impossibility. The laws of that universe enhance the maximum potential of species, but impose limitations on relative maximum velocity, while lacking the same level of recovery or regeneration capacity as other materials. Or perhaps the maximum speed there is only 50 times greater than Earth's, while strength has increased 10,000-fold. Even so, with such an increase in power and speed, it remains possible for species in that dimension to eventually break through this barrier when reaching their evolutionary limits. Therefore, although the first condition for entering the solar system universe is difficult, it is not impossible.