Gamet Galaxy

Where cosmic and cellular creation converge.
 
In the early stages of a galaxy’s life, much like a reproductive gamete cell in biology, swirling clouds of gas coalesce to form stars. The birth of stars in these protogalaxies sets off chain reactions of energy and light, igniting the galaxy into a vibrant, glowing entity. These newborn galaxies, rich in hydrogen and helium, provide the raw materials for the formation of solar systems, planets, and life itself.