Within the nebula, dust accreted and collapsed to form a star embryo. With complex mechanical and thermal changes, the star embryo gradually stabilized, and the original star was born, marking the appearance of the first star in this universe.
Billions of years later, in a corner of this universe, the first ray of light burst from a cloud of dust, capturing vast amounts of matter and dust. As it collapsed internally, eight planets were formed, among which, one planet stood out as incredibly unique.
On this planet, as everything transformed, from the appearance of the first single-celled organisms to the flourishing of algae and bacteria, the emergence of oceans saw the rise of invertebrates on this blue Earth.
Primitive fish, ancient amphibians, ancient reptiles... dinosaurs... hominids.
