It would not be an exaggeration when our physicists tell us that the majority of the Universe is composed of "nothing." All the stars and galaxies that are revealed to us constitute only a minimal percentage of it.

And everything we see and hear is made up of atoms from the 92 chemical elements that are freely found in nature. These atoms were "burned" and reshaped in the hearts of giant red stars. The matter that was created from the elements ejected into the cosmic void by the explosions of supernovae constitutes the Universe (con + verse).

This world of "nothing" is immersed in an ocean of sounds and rhythms. The Universe, therefore, is nothing but a real musical symphony, the sounds of which are atoms in combinations that are incredibly complex, although based on simple physical laws.

Everything that has happened on Earth could have happened countless times in the past and could happen again in the future within the vastness of the Universe.