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AFAIK "first burst of a star" is sufficiently understood not to cause that kind of energy level.
The universe is often estimated to be pretty young. Maybe its a type of star formation we have never seen before.
Or maybe its the birth of something else, that previously was extremely rare or hard to see.
Empty space lacking things just seems more likely to be pre-start rather than post-end, from what I understand about reality's overall age and makeup.