In the mists of time, before the planets and their moons were forged in the primordial furnace of the universe, a dying star, first of its kind, spun and shrank and fell in upon itself. The singularity was formed and into it came all other matter. With every new addition, its mass increased and it grew as the young universe grew also until all around it was the spinning, shining mass of the galaxy! But there, in its centre, the singularity remained, eating away at creation, pulling it further an