Universe In Novels & Stories

Mane shook his head apologetically and said. Pazuzu alone was a lot to take in. Then imagine telling Dan that there was more than one planet. And that these planets all fit into a galaxy. And that several galaxies made up a universe. And even worse, there was more than one universe and all these universes came together to form the Allverse. How would Dan’s brain be capable of handling all this? Surely it wouldn’t be able to contain the headache that would rock it from such a large influx of information. Dan would have to experience a lot more for Mane to be able to tell him the things he wanted to know.

Said the Trinity Master who again explained. "After that in this day and age people say that the earth is only a small planet out of millions of planets in the universe! Hahaha you guys are really funny. Sometimes people can not realize how special the world they live in and think of the world they live in is just a speck trash that occurred from the explosion of the universe." Said the Trinity Master who was still explaining again.

‘If it didn’t belong to this universe, then what was this? Zendaya said, “The universe is just one portion of space. Apart from ours, there’s a higher universe out there. I know a place known as the Middle Universe… I’ve also been trying to remember some parts of my memories, investigating some stuff too. After confirming with both pieces of evidence, I believe the Undead didn't belong to our universe.” Such a theory was mind-blowing. Alex felt dizzy just thinking about it.

They say every beginning has an end and every end has a beginning. Every story that has a beginning must surely have an end, and every happily ever after story has a beginning of once upon a time. The universe is a solid forum or a superstitious dream that forms as a magnet that attracts or repels. Maybe the universe is in charge of every person you meet every single day, maybe for a short while, for a period of few months or forever but whichever way, the universe don't just attract you to anyone without a reason, there's definitely a reason why I met him and like every other beginnings, this is our end. Our once upon a time story has come to an end, one that I can't really say if it's a ha

I quickly told him. For a second, he looks amused, then he chuckled. “I know.” He says. “I had a one like that.” He walked towards it, rotating the round lamp with his fingers, “You know what? The universe is really old, nearly 13.7 billion old. And it is vast. A new star is born and an old one dies every day. Our sun will become a red giant in another five billon years.” He said as his eyes grew wider in a pure zeal and excitement.

Beneath her uniform collar, the delicate crescent moon and star necklace caught the bright afternoon sun, shimmering brilliantly for everyone to see. Portia rested her chin on her free hand, her sharp, adoring eyes entirely locked onto Antonia. She didn't look at the whispering crowds, and she completely ignored Tristan, who was watching them from the student lounge balcony with a furious, defeated expression. With every soft laugh they shared, and every tender glance Portia gave her, the invisible, rigid hierarchy of the university continued to shatter. They were no longer hiding their world in the dark; they were boldly living their promise in the light, making their bond stronger with eve

“My boss sells people as drug shipments. She sends her men, including me, to a planet to abduct people and kill them so she can take their bodies and convert them. She sends me from one Earth to another abducting world leaders and shipping them to one of her facilities so a Boneseeker Man can convert their bodies. Sometimes she gives us permission to kill the people we abduct for her.” President Chang looked up at Jenatrix. “Did you say you’ve gone from one Earth to another?” The president wasn’t sure if she heard Jenatrix right. The woman thought there was only one Earth in the universe and she felt lost by what Jenatrix had said. Jenatrix giggled a little. “There are multiple universes out

"Do tell." Liam hugged himself. "This is the history of everything," he said. The what? "What do you mean, everything?" I turned where I sat, eyes roving over the stones he'd been studying the better part of three hours. "I mean, everything." He pointed at the floor, to a stone with an irregular shape, right by the entry door. "The birth of the Universe," he said, hand traveling along as he spun, "the creation of suns, planets, nebulae." His arm raised, finger still showing us the way. "The fabric of all life, all planes, the creation of the divides between them. At the hands of the maji."

I feel so confused and lost. “No,” The Void replies. “You are The In Between.” “The In Between, you make me sound like I’m an entire universe onto myself.” “You could be,” The Universe remarks. “If you wanted to be. But maybe not for a century or twelve. Who knows. Evolving into a celestial doesn’t always work out the way one might expect. “Are you saying I’m some kind of goddess?”

"Parallel universes. Going back to our previous lessons, which are the idea that space-time is flat, the number of possible particle configurations in multiple universes would be limited to 10^10^122 distinct possibilities, to be exact. So, with an infinite number of cosmic patches, the particle arrangements within them must repeat — infinitely many times. This means there are infinitely many "parallel universes": Cosmic patches the same as ours that contain someone exactly like you, as well as patches that differ by just one particle's position, patches that differ by two particles' positions, and so on down to patches that are different from ours.