In the vast expanse of the cosmos, Year Zero marked the beginning of everything. Stars blazed into existence, galaxies swirled, and in a tiny corner of the universe, a pale blue dot, the third planet from its sun, quietly hosted the miracle of life. Earth was unique; oceans teemed with microscopic creatures, and the land was gradually waking up with lush forests and towering mountains. Every atom and every heartbeat on Earth seemed like a cosmic anomaly. While the rest of the universe remained cold and silent, Earth pulsed with life, a spark in an infinite darkness. This fragile planet was more than just a cosmic coincidence—it was a cradle, the birthplace of consciousness, dreams, and evolution. Earth was an isolated beacon, harboring the secrets of existence in the still, vast expanse of space.