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In some myths, Chaos, the infinite space before anything was made, had an egg. Nyx sat on that egg until it hatched. When it hatched, out came Eros. Half of the egg shells became the sky, named Uranus, and the other half became the Earth, named Gaia. In other myths, Gaia was formed in Chaos by an unknown creator. Sometimes, there is no creator and the Gaia and the rest of the entities just appeared.

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