In the vast expanse of cosmic history, the birth of the universe remains an enigmatic and awe-inspiring mystery. Approximately 13.8 billion years ago, an infinitesimally small point, denser than anything imaginable, erupted into existence in a cataclysmic event known as the Big Bang. This colossal explosion hurled matter, energy, and spacetime into being, setting the stage for the universe as we know it today. From this primordial singularity, the cosmos expanded and cooled, forming the galaxies, stars, and planets that fill our observable universe. The mysteries surrounding the origin of the universe continue to challenge and intrigue scientists, inviting us on an ongoing quest to unravel the grand narrative of our existence.
