DianaLuciusDeCollis's definitions
The Olympian deities boasted, 'The mortals are so lowly, since they come from the mortal world, which is also called 'the lower-air' and we gods are way-up in status, since we come from the celestial godly realm, which is also called 'the upper-air', (ie. The Aether/Cosmos).'
(Please read my definition of mortal & the godly realm for more information).
(Please read my definition of mortal & the godly realm for more information).
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 28, 2022
Get the Mortal worldmug. 'The largest cosmic body in space is the multi-supercluster: All the superclusters together & it's also like the physical multiverse.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 12, 2022
Get the Multi-superclustermug. An extremely hypermassive globular cluster of galaxies floating in an infinite empty dark void known as Chaos.
Beyond the finite universe could be an infinite empty dark void full of other universes like it (the multiverse) and blackholes from dead universes.
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 5, 2022
Get the Finite Universemug. 'Some say that The Big Bang was an explosion so massive that it tore one of the largest holes throughout space: A universal core blackhole, (aka. The Great Attractor)-located. at the centre of the universe and which has a gravitational pull so strong that all the galaxies orbit it.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 30, 2022
Get the Universal core blackholemug. 1. Children of The Greek Sky God, Uranus and The Greek Earth Goddess, Gaia and their descendants, including the giants from other planets, (excluding the Olympians).
2. A nickname for a demigod, (e.g. like in the TV series, 'Class of The Titans'), especially a starchild demigod, since they are both so titanic in character & ability.
3. A metaphor for a mortal with outstanding height and/or athletic abilities, (e.g. strength, speed, jumping, etc.) like the Titans.
4. A nickname for a divine golden or sun-related being, (esp. the Greek/Roman Golden/Shining Ones, gold giant Greek/Roman humanoid automatons & The Solar Warriors of the titan sun god, Hyperion (who wear golden Greek/Roman armour & have angel wings made of gold).
2. A nickname for a demigod, (e.g. like in the TV series, 'Class of The Titans'), especially a starchild demigod, since they are both so titanic in character & ability.
3. A metaphor for a mortal with outstanding height and/or athletic abilities, (e.g. strength, speed, jumping, etc.) like the Titans.
4. A nickname for a divine golden or sun-related being, (esp. the Greek/Roman Golden/Shining Ones, gold giant Greek/Roman humanoid automatons & The Solar Warriors of the titan sun god, Hyperion (who wear golden Greek/Roman armour & have angel wings made of gold).
'A common misconception is that a titan is always an ugly stupid giant when most of them are actually beautiful intelligent divinities descended from Gaia and Uranus.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 25, 2022
Get the Titanmug. 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 5, 2022
Get the Universemug. 1. A nickname for a blackhole
2. Any type of star which can bring apocalypse to neighbouring planets, such as a magnetar.
3. A moon-sized space station in Star Wars, which can destroy entire planets.
2. Any type of star which can bring apocalypse to neighbouring planets, such as a magnetar.
3. A moon-sized space station in Star Wars, which can destroy entire planets.
'The Greek Gods were furious with humanity, so they sent The Muse of Astronomy, Urania to raise her orbed wand, as well as play a flute to magically summon the death star: A blackhole, which would swallow the world and that's why they nicknamed her 'The Musical Death Star (beautiful, but deadly)'.
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 30, 2022
Get the Death starmug.