Multiple multiverses. A collective group of multiverses or the sum of all the multiverses together, (aka. the quasiverse).
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 07, 2022
The universe is a collection of everything in space subjectively considered as a whole, so if you consider an extremely hypermassive globular cluster of galaxies floating in an infinite empty dark void (aka. Chaos) to be everything in space as a whole, then that would be the universe, in your opinion.
(Note: The universe isn't to be confused with the omniverse, which is literally everything inside & outside existence. Please read the definition of omniverse for more information).
(Note: The universe isn't to be confused with the omniverse, which is literally everything inside & outside existence. Please read the definition of omniverse for more information).
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 05, 2022
A very massive blackhole. A supermassive blackhole is larger than a mega-blackhole, but smaller than a hyper-supermassive, (ie. hypermassive) blackhole.
'Two mega-blackholes merged to form one so massive that it became a supermassive blackhole, but even that's nothing compared to the size of a hypermassive blackhole.'
(Please read my definition of a mega & hypermassive blackhole for more information).
(Please read my definition of a mega & hypermassive blackhole for more information).
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 30, 2022
'The Hadron Collider, at CERN created a micro-blackhole, which grew so large that it swallowed The Earth.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 30, 2022
'A mother blackhole cloned into two baby blackholes-one of which was a spawn blackhole and the other was the original one.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 30, 2022
The single point (singularity), in the infinite empty dark void, 'Chaos' from which came The Big Bang; also whence the finite universe (a hyper-massive galaxy cluster, in Chaos) was born and spread.
'Some say that The Big Bang created a blackhole at the centre of the finite universe, which all the galaxies inside it orbit.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 12, 2022
1. A divine being who has incarnated from the stars, another planet or a higher dimension...
OR...
2. A human with a human and extraterrestrial (E.T.) parent or recent E.T. ancestry...
...AND has incarnated as a human, upon the Earth, on a divine mission to advance humanity (spiritually or intellectually).
3. A nickname for a starseed.
4. A starchild demigod (Note: All starchild demigods are starchildren, but not all starchildren are demigods).
OR...
2. A human with a human and extraterrestrial (E.T.) parent or recent E.T. ancestry...
...AND has incarnated as a human, upon the Earth, on a divine mission to advance humanity (spiritually or intellectually).
3. A nickname for a starseed.
4. A starchild demigod (Note: All starchild demigods are starchildren, but not all starchildren are demigods).
e.g 1: 'Some say that the ancient Greek scholars were so ahead of their time that each of them must have been a Olympian star child.'
e.g. 2: 'Some say that the eyes of a starchild glow white like the stars, whenever they are angry or using their powers and that their blood is made of liquid starlight, on the metaphysical level.'
(Please read my definition of 'starchild demigod' for more information).
e.g. 2: 'Some say that the eyes of a starchild glow white like the stars, whenever they are angry or using their powers and that their blood is made of liquid starlight, on the metaphysical level.'
(Please read my definition of 'starchild demigod' for more information).
by DianaLuciusDeCollis September 05, 2022