Hmm.
Some sciences (and schools of thought, I imagine) say that there is no such thing as "nothing." By which I mean... There can be diffuse matter (or energy, etc) or matter that would take a Google-plex strong microscope to view...
But there is something always there.
Whether it means something *was* always there is another question. But *I* am assuming so... Makes my head hurt a bit less.
Soo... If *something* has always existed... And something was 'drawn' to each other (gravity, process similiar to star formation, etc)... Something *else* would have been formed from that joining process.
*shrug*
Thoughts?