This book is a fresh hypothesis of the structure of our Universe, which is built on a mirror basis, in comparison with General Relativity, and does not violate logic, the terms are simply swapped, and the result remains the same. Imagine our solar system turned inside out. Where the Sun is a plasma shell on top, and the planets move inside, like seeds in a watermelon. It turns out that the fastest planet is Mercury, which runs the longest circle per day than all the others, and we, the Earth, move in a circle at the speed of light and cover more than 24 billion kilometers per day. Jupiter and Saturn reach the same speed of light, but travel a smaller circle of about 12 billion kilometers in 12 hours. The hypothesis predicts a rapid change in the Earth's orbit, to one half smaller in the foreseeable future, and what consequences this will cause.