Universe In Novels & Stories

Their easy intimacy was like nothing he’d ever experienced before, and Gage communicated his desperate need for this woman. When they returned to watching the sky, she sighed. “Isn’t the universe incredible? And unpredictable. Those streaks of light are all rocks and boulders hurtling through space. We live on a giant marble, never knowing when it could collide with other marbles. Suns explode… stars collide… black holes destroy entire solar systems.”

He had so much to say, and so little time. “Once formed, Platonia became home to dark energy. Its vitality is part of all things. It makes every morsel in existence embrace and become part of a whole. This power is the closest thing any of the universes have to a real god. Thus, Platonia could be considered the god realm."

The new stars had spread across the entire universe. Not dozens. Not thousands. Millions. Entire constellations now filled regions of space that had never existed before. The universe was expanding. Growing. Creating itself faster than anyone could comprehend. Origin looked horrified. "That's impossible." The First Architect nodded. For once agreeing completely. "No universe grows that quickly." The Third Silence folded his arms. "Apparently this one does." Nobody laughed. The situation had moved far beyond humor. The Void's great eye remained visible beyond reality. Watching.

He only felt that he was talking with a friendly elder sister. Della smiled as she continued, "The universe is made up of energy, or you can say energies. Different energies react with each other or themselves, resulting in various cycles of creation and destruction. Some of the creations gather together to form more complex results. All worlds in the universe are made in such a way. Even the creatures residing in these worlds are products of the collision of various energies. All of creation is another form of existence for various energies, but it is not the final result. What is created will be destroyed. Destruction follows behind creation, then the energies are reassembled as an entirel

2460, Kishkindha, Neptune The mountain range entirely covered the northern hemisphere of Neptune. Range formed with the collection of many mountains attached eternally. Neptune's atmosphere was composed of hydrogen and helium, also considered an ice giant. The southern hemisphere of the planet had a dark spot. The astronomical symbol of the planet was the trident. Trident suggested three characteristics of life: Rajsika, Tamsika and Satvika. Also, Shiva, the destroyer, held the trident in his hand for fighting and defeating the negativity present in the Universe. He suggested that no one in the Universe owned the single property in him or neither altogether. The symbol of the planet indicate

The goddess's hand fell from Thea's shoulder. "We gods weren't the first things to exist in the universe. We only have dominion over this small space." She waved her hand at the Earth off in the distance with its blue oceans and white clouds. "And the universe is vast." Her hand motioned off into the infinity of space and its depthless black. "Are you saying there's someone with dominion over the entire universe?" Thea said. "I wouldn't know about that," the goddess said. "But there are cosmic forces—like gravity—that bind the universe together and define how the universe functions. They existed before us. They'll exist after us. They just are."

They were surrounded by mountains and hills with rarely any signs of people. Monica would be afraid if it were only she and her son alone. However, they had Tyler by their sides, so she did not have to worry about the dangers at all. Monica rested on a boulder with Ambrose in her arms. At this moment, Ambrose’s child-like nature came through while looking at the woods before them. He curiously asked, “Mom, what’s the World Universe like? Is it fun?” “Of course, it’s fun. The World Universe is a place filled with advanced technology. There are many fun places. I’ll bring you there at that time.” Monica smiled with a loving expression on her face.

William asked still looking at the solar system. Death whispered into his ears again "Everything will die, eventually!" She muttered "Everything from organic, inorganic, minature, biggest, universe, multiverses, megaverse, everything entirely will die." She paused "I was the one who opened the door to existence and will be the last to close it into oblivion." She added. William watched as she explained, the solar system trembled falling apart particles by particles, planets by planets, galaxies by galaxies. He even at a point saw bubbles as reference to universes decomposing into nothing and at the vastness of these bubbles, he saw a bigger bubble occupying all universal bubbles.

Sophie had a blank look on her face. Helen replied seriously, “Sophie, if you look at it from a microscopic point of view, you will always feel that the gravel is too small to even be worth mentioning at all. However, if you look at it from a macroscopic point of view, you will realize that earth is just like a little gravel in the entire universe. In reality, it might not even be comparable to a tiny little gravel.” As she spoke, Helen said, “Don’t young people enjoy talking about science the most? Then, I can tell you that there are about two trillion galaxies within the observable range and the educated speculation range in the universe. Did you hear me clearly? It’s two trillions!”

Logan told her as they walked towards the dais. "Why is there no space between the stars?" Ellis asked, awed. "Our universe is a mature one, so it is densely packed. Yours was newly formed so you couldn't see the extravagance of space. Even in the shroud of night, the stars glitter like a thousand diamonds in the sky."