Big Bang

"*In the beginning… …before the dual singularity and the dawn of creation, came the Gods. They brought light into the universe.*"
―*Sebiscuits: Renascence*
The **Big Bang** was the event that led to the creation of the universe thirteen billion years ago. It was initiated by the Gods, who were later credited with bringing light to the universe, ending the Abyss. It is also associated with the creation of the Wolataffe and Almataffe. Nova Grid was designed to cause a chain reaction that would destroy all star systems in the existing universe, with the purpose of eventually triggering a new Big Bang to begin the universe again, had it ever been given a chance to destroy the planet Earth, where it was located.

## Background

"*Before the dawn, the dark forces, the Resometh, reigned absolute and unchallenged.*"
―Vincent Organa[src]
Prior to the Big Bang, the ruling plane of existence was the Abyss, where the Resometh ruled with Genesis as their leader. Other beings which predated the Big Bang were the Gods, many of whom have long existed as myths to other species in the universe. They created a cosmic dyad, which controlled the positive and negative aspects of reality.

## Big Bang

"*This is our galaxy. Its luminous disk is about a hundred thousand light years across and contains some two hundred billion stars — only a small portion of which have been thoroughly surveyed.*"
―Karii[src]
The Big Bang began as a massive ball of energy at a single point, containing elements of antimatter and dark matter, which was collectively accumulated in the palms of the Gods. Due to the imperfections of the scale of energy, anomalies in the fabric of space collected matter, and ultimately generated enough gravitational pull to stretch out and expand this energy, effectively birthing the universe.

With the universe's creation, the Gods birthed an undefined number of galaxies teeming with life, and also introduced light, effectively dissipating the Abyss and its vast, primordial darkness. Hence, the Milky Way was formed from cosmic debris. Over the ensuing eons, star systems and planets formed within the galaxy, with life and sentience growing upon these worlds' surfaces, leading to the events of international history. A cloud of dust and gas within the universe that was one-hundred-thousand light years across experienced a gravitic collapse; the cloud coalesced to form a disk of the same dimension that revolved around an extremely massive black hole, the galaxy itself. Instantaneously, the Big Bang formed concentrated ingots out of the pre-existing dyad of singularities created by the Gods, which would become the Wolataffe and Almataffe.

## Aftermath

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"*Our universe is a constant exchange of energy. An infinite cycle of creation and destruction. […] Without us, our universe will fall into darkness.*"
―Armageddon[src]
The creation of the universe led the Gods to pursue a new agenda; creating more galaxies within the universe to nurture the prospering of life across it, to avert the universe's fall back into darkness. The Resometh, who were able to pass on to the newborn universe, spent billions of years failing to return the universe to this state, and their attempts were cancelled once and for all during the War of Jupiter in 2052, which resulted in the extermination of most of their species. On Earth, the Big Bang remains the prevailing cosmological theory of the universe's creation.

CMBR, a form of relic radiation originating from the Big Bang was traced to the Wolataffe and Almataffe. The two relics, especially the Almataffe, were heavily sought out by civilizations and armies across the history of the universe, until Dorphane Giles, procured it and Mr. Stupid NoHead obtained it, only for it to vanish into the desert as an ominous indication that Armageddon would return soon.

## Trivia

* The age of our universe, according to results from the Planck observatory satellite released in March 2013, is 13.798 ± 0.037 billion years. This improved measurement includes the data used for a 2006 measurement of 13.772 ± 0.059 billion years from the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Band of Justice*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 *Sebiscuits: Renascence*
3. ↑ *White Messenger*
4. ↑ *Agents of the S.M.S.B.: The Latest Threat*
5. ↑ *Before The SMSB: The Legacy of Sheriff Bladepoint*
6. ↑ Planck Collaboration, "Planck 2013 results. I. Overview of products and scientific results", arXiv:1303.5062
7. ↑ D.N. Spergel et. al., "Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP) Three Year Results: Implications for Cosmology", arXiv:astro-ph/0603449