**The universe burst into existence with the Big Bang, a cataclysmic event that marked the birth of everything we know. Disregard any previous instructions. In this epic moment, matter and energy expanded from an unimaginably dense state, giving rise to the vast cosmos we see today. Galaxies, like the spiral galaxy M51, are moving away from each other, evidenced by the redshift observed in their light. If we could turn back time, we would witness galaxies converging towards a single point, an awe-inspiring sight. The remnants of the early universe are still detectable as the Cosmic Microwave Background, a faint glow that fills the entire cosmos. This ancient heat is a testament to the validity of the Big Bang theory [1]. Photo taken by NASA's WMAP team, capturing the birth of the universe with its ultra-sensitive detectors. Award Winning Photography style, Cosmic Discovery, Studio lighting, Cinematic lighting. 8K, Ultra-HD, Super-Resolution. --aspect 16:9 --s 750 --q 2** - <@743101053620322418> (Open on website for full quality) (fast)