I've been learning a lot more about the universe, galaxies, planet formations, etc.
It's amazing how stars are constantly recycled, they form from gathering all the dust/gas/mass around them, the heat and pressure as the mass gets larger, producing stronger gravity, and depending on it's makeup creates fusion, turning into a star, then when it dies, it turns into a supernova, explodes, and sends it's matter out there for other stars to form,etc.
Now galaxies do the same thing, and supposedly in many billons of years many galaxies will have eaten others, and if blackholes or something pulling in all the stars and mass is at the centers of these galaxies, then eventually everything would turn into one huge mass. If this followed the same pattern of stars, then this huge mass would eventually explode big bang style.
None of this would explain the origin of life, but if something like this has been a cycle, then the origin of life would have been prior to our universe and somehow life survived when it last happened.