Q: What are Planets?
Answer: Planets are astronomical bodies orbiting around a star that is bound by the rounded gravity of its own. They may contain life depending on the circumstances these planets are thrust into. In additional, planets were both created by supernatural forces or natural phenomenon.
Q: What are stars?
Answer: Luminous balls of plasma being held together by its own gravity. Because of that, stars are the most important part of life as they responsible for feeding photosynthesis to planets with life. Legends say that the stars themselves are also self aware and capable of thought, though it might be just rumors, right?
Q: What are constellations?
Answer: Constellations happens when you see during the night and depending on the location and time, you may spot a group of stars that may form a person, object or animal when you draw lines in the sky like a dot-to-dot puzzle. Though, some people think this is waste of tine, it is however useful for foretelling the future and learning new star systems by observation.
Q: What is space-time?
Answer: In physics, a time dimension and a space dimension are bundled together to create spacetime. Spacetime consists of four dimensions, three space-like ones that correspond to the physical world around us and one time dimension. Spacetime is described by four numbers, each of which describes a length in space or time. The numbers are called coordinates. The world as we know it is spacetime with the four-number set (x1, x2, x3, t) where xi denotes a distance in space and it denotes a distance in time.
Q: What is The Astral Vortex?
Answer: The Astral Vortex is a massive rift that lies in the center of the universe. It act as the psionic energy and the possibility of travel between The Astral World and the material realm while both co-exiting one another contemporary. The Astral Vortex is made up of two key points that are connected by an infinite series of energies, all creating the perfect conduits for travel between both realms.
Q: What is the ultimate reason for the existence of the Universe?
Answer: What is the ultimate reason for the existence of the Universe? Does it have a purpose? And if so, what is that purpose? Or does the Universe itself have no reason to exist? If not, then why do we care about it at all? You can see where this is going. An infinite number of such questions will give you an infinite number of answers, some better than others. And if the universe has no reason to exist then none of these are meaningful. In the end, nothing matters and everything is meaningless. But we do have purpose, to live and exist as sentient beings with free will and dignity, in a world filled with the desire to find meaning and truth for ourselves.