The Universe: Order, Chaos, and Comedy

Our universe is a massive, mysterious place that began with the Big Bang and

has been expanding ever since, like it hit “send” too early and can’t take it back.

It’s filled with billions of galaxies, each holding billions of stars, most of which are

doing absolutely nothing dramatic while a few explode just to stay interesting. Planets spin politely

around stars, black holes eat everything without manners, and Earth somehow

produced both genius scientists and people who microwave metal. The universe runs on precise laws

of physics, yet still allows chaos, accidents, and reality shows,

proving that even with 13.8 billion years of experience, it’s still figuring things out.