Genesis

Genesis, also known as the Genesis Event, Creation or Big Bang was an event approximately 13.75 billion years before galactic civilization that resulted in the creation of the Universe.
== Expansion ==
Genesis occurred in approximately 13,750,000,000 BBY. Before that time, the Universe was a singularity, smaller than any subatomic particle. During the Genesis event, the Universe underwent a great expansion, becoming as large as a star system within 100 seconds, and growing to 10,000 light years in size within 10 minutes.
== Force Creation ==
During the first fractions of a second of the event, the fundamental forces that governed the Universe took shape, including the Great Forces, the Living Force (Viism) and the Dark Energy.
== Matter Creation ==
As space expanded, the energy therein condensed to form matter and radiation. This included n-matter, antimatter, negative matter, hypermatter, exotic matter and dark matter. Much of the n-matter and antimatter underwent annihilation, releasing huge quantities of energy.
== Unification ==
Due to the action of the Living Force, n-matter survived annihilation due to a slight excess in number of particles. The Living Force acted once more to remove several particles of n-matter to allow gravitation to draw on it, creating vast clouds and voids, that would later become galaxies and stars.
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