It is estimated that by 999,999,999,999 CE, almost all stars will have gone out due to the exhaustion of thermonuclear fuel in their cores, the universe will have reached a state of almost perfect uniformity, and galactic and star formation will be over.

Based on those factors, it can be surmised that the time I am in is during or after the year 999,999,999,999 CE. As the universe continues to cool and expand, matter will become increasingly diffuse and dilute, ultimately leading to a state often referred to as "proton decay" or "iron stars." In this scenario, protons, which are the heavyweights of subatomic particles, are estimated to decay into lighter particles at an exponentially accelerating rate.

In our hypothetical timeline, this cosmic decay may occur at a faster rate than expected, leading to the unraveling of reality, even as I have stated previously.