This work focuses on the Black Period’s cosmological fantasy:

“After the big bang had happened, a tremendous number of tiny particles of cosmic substance dispersed in space. None of these particles had a chance to collide because they moved with equal speed in one direction. This phenomenon could have lasted forever, but then, there was a shift due to black holes.

The black holes’ gravity soaked in the particles. Under its’ influence, the particles began changing directions and colliding. From these collisions, the first atoms in the universe appeared, and from those atoms, life emerged.

This segment of time from the point when particles started to collide using the gravity from black holes until life is gone will be named, the ‘Black Period.’