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What is left of our home after the dual-vector foil — every planet, every habitat, every body folded into a perfect lossless flat painting hanging in space.
After the dual-vector foil collapses 3D space, what remains is not destruction in the chemical sense but reduction in the dimensional one. Every object's information is preserved — perfectly, beautifully — but in two dimensions only. To a 3D observer the result resembles Van Gogh's Starry Night: the late survivors' last comparison. Living things died at the moment of folding, since no living chemistry survives losing a dimension. The mosaic will persist, drifting, for the rest of cosmic time, an inadvertent monument.
A vast lossless mosaic, tens of AU across, every detail of the original Solar System preserved as zero-thickness silhouette. The Sun a flat disk, its corona spread out in detail no telescope ever caught in 3D. Each planet a circle stitched onto the same plane. Microscopic structures — every grain of sand, every cell, every printed letter — visible to a high-resolution observer at any distance.