"Perhaps the time flow inside it is not completely stationary, still flowing, but its time flow rate is undoubtedly far below that of normal cosmic space and other subspaces, possibly one billionth, or even one trillionth. It is not absolutely stationary in the true sense, still relatively stationary. But compared to the conventional perception of humanity, compared to the lifespan of humans, it appears absolutely stationary. The energy supporting the existence of this stationary subspace comes from the central black hole of the Ancient Disk."
"If we can figure out how it extracts energy from the central black hole and find the principle of its relative stillness in the Ancient Disk Galaxy, then do we have the opportunity to follow this principle forward, creating a subspace that is truly eternally stationary in comparison to the entire universe, whether it is observable or temporarily unobservable?"
