The current age of the cosmos, as timed by the Interstellar Corps, is around 13.3 billion years, but the history of the Interstellar Corps is less than 2 billion years.
During the first 5 billion years after the birth of the cosmos, the big bang had just occurred not long ago, with all matter in the cosmos compressed into a small area, as if countless irregular bouncing small spheres were stuffed into a tiny glass container.
In that era, collisions between planets happened every moment, producing supergalactic explosions and particle streams that could envelop the entire cosmos, with countless planets merging and tearing apart during these collisions, happening constantly.
