It's been dark for a long time, ever since the fireball of the big bang faded away. But now, all over the Universe, the stars are coming out. These are no ordinary stars. Burning 10 million times brighter than our own Sun, they race through their lives at breakneck speed and die spectacularly. In the first and greatest of all firework displays, space is rocked by a rash of titanic explosions, each brighter than a hundred galaxies. Only there aren't any galaxies. Not yet. Welcome to the age of the megasuns.
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