Levels
The first level is "The Absolute", followed by "All Worlds", "All Suns", "Sun", "All Planets", "Earth", "Moon", and "The Absolute":
- The heaviest/last level - "The Absolute"
- Earth's satellite - "The Moon"
- Our planet - "Earth"
- All of the planets in the solar system to which Earth belongs to - "All Planets"
- The planets belong to the "Sun" or the solar system
- The Sun belongs to the Milky Way galaxy or the "All Suns" combined
- All galaxies put together belong to "All Worlds"
- All Worlds form a final whole called "The Absolute"
This lineage indicates and compares the construction of all of the levels, matters, and laws of the Universe, placing them in scale with one another.
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