the fundamental property of universal formation was that this fluidic density can attract to the center, increasing finite regions of the universe in density until maximum density is reached, and then rigid formations are created and interact with the primordial plasma (or other rigid structures that are subsequently created). So, there is no 'date' of the origin of the universe, the origin has to be defined by a state of all matter being at its most primitive, and the universe will go on forever from that state, getting exponentially larger numbers of formations as time (interactions) take place.
When there is no rational justification for something existing (such as reality in the first place), we have to use occam's razor as our proxy. What I proposed is as simple as it can get, a homogenous universe would never interact/do anything, even though it may be considered 'simpler'.
So the origin state of the universe looked exactly like this, except it was infinite in diameter and the shades of white to black are infinite, white representing greatest density of the fluid and black representing least (of course there would not be a larger black square outside the sphere, the sphere is all there is)
the images you create resemble more of rigid matter formations - which is how rigid bodies (everything above the primal state of matter) interact with one another. There are no perfect rigid shapes in the universe, such as stars, planets, etc. Even gaseous formations are rigid and contain imperfections in symmetry because they are not the primordial state of matter. The primordial state of matter is so far undetected by science, but functions like a true fluid, while fluids we know of are actually quite rigid, containing spherical formations with space in between them, and can be broken up. Even atoms and subatomic elements are rigid examples of matter. What subatomic particles are ultimately consisted of is the primordial substance depicted in the graphic above.
the imperfections in nature creating the seeming chaos of the night sky are not the result of intelligent design, it is a mathematical property of something going from infinite fluidic symmetry to a rigid state trying to achieve symmetry, but cant, because once something takes on a finite size and interacts with other finite bodies, you have 3d spatial errors in symmetry that just can't be resolved; like trying to evenly place 100 bb gun pellets on a bowling ball without holes over and over again while the bowling ball constantly grows in size - you will get an infinite number of patternless iterations much like the digits of pi.
when you look up at the night sky and see the erratic placement of stars what you are seeing is a tiny glimpse of those fractal iterations, after they have been exaggerated by further interactions, if it was all homogeneous there would be no formations at all, or at the very least every formation would be exactly identical to every other, the imperfections start out very small, at the boundary of the central sphere of mass of the universe, and this creates all the complexity in the universe. everything we see is moving away from this central sphere, including us and our galaxy. Even if you knew where the central sphere was relative to us and took a space ship toward it, you would still be moving away from it, because our entire region of the galaxy is like a train moving away from it, even if you walk on the train to the rear car, you have still moved further down the track as the train speeds down it. We will constantly expand out until there is so much space between subatomic particles in our region of the universe that everything in our finite region will deconstruct back to our elementary subatomic particles (trillions of trillions of years from now). In between those particles, even now, there is primordial 'true fluid' flowing toward the center of the universe (the flow is just increase in density), to further the creation process ad infinitum
if you knew the sheer size of our (material) universe already (universe is not increasing in size it was always infinite, but rigid formations are increasing in number hence the size of material universe is always growing) it would make your head spin, and the sheer size that it will become is enough to make someone lose their mind. there have been entire legions of lifeforms on legions of planets that have come and gone before us and an infinite number that will come and go after us, everything we will discover has in all mathematical likelihood already been discovered elsewhere, it is just that big of a mathematical existence. and the sheer distance between us and all of these other happenings is also mathematically just as astounding