Celestial body
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A celestial body is an object or cohesive group of objects demonstrated to exist in the observable Universe. Examples include galaxies; stars, star clusters, and solar systems; nebulae; and planets and other planetoids, such as moons, asteroids, and comets.1
In religion
The movement of celestial bodies across the Universe follow is managed by Telastmar, one of the first arbitrators.2
References
- ↑ Astronomical object, Wikipedia.
- ↑ “Monitor Demigods” in Divine Mysteries, 216. Paizo Inc., 2024 .