Actually, for me it is directly related to the existence of God. If God did not exist, then God would not have in a fit of rage, tossed a planet hurtling it through several galaxies. During its travels the planet bumped into several other planets and chipped off pieces which later became known as asteroids. The asteroids in turn have been sent hither and yon and at times have slammed into existing objects-some moons, some planets. This created more debris in the air which we refer to as outer space. This debris at times enters the atmosphere of a particular planet and sometimes travels into another solar sytem. All began because one God (and for the record, I truly believe that there are many and that they all depend on each other in order for continuing survival to be), sent one planet-or possibly a moon-on a wild trajectoy in a fit of rage. How do I know God gets mad? It says so in The Bible. Now, The Bible for some is fiction; however, it should be noted that even fiction is based upon truth. Therefore, there is truth in the Biblical words: "In the beginning, God created" It doesn't say where the materials came from, now perhaps we know.


(the above is my theory based on hours and hours of free time where I was able to create this hypothesis)