Orvonton (superuniverse)
23 subentries
- Orvonton (superuniverse) (15:3sec). See also superuniverses, the seven; Uversa
- 7th galaxy (15:3.4)
- Andromeda in uninhabited part of Orvonton? (15:4.7)
- comprised of
- 1 trillion inhabitable planets (15:2.24) (15:7.11)
- 10 major sectors, of which 8 are distinguishable as symmetrical star clusters (15:3.4) (41:3.10)
- 10 trillion suns (15:6.10)
- Andronover is a primary nebula in (57:2.2)
- many island universes (12:2.3)
- Milky Way is densest plane, central nucleus of O. (15:3.1-3) (32:2.11) (42:5.5)
- most is visible to our optical telescopes (12:2.2)
- practically all stars visible to naked eye (15:3.1)
- evolutionary development
- high degree of symmetry (34:2.6)
- tardy, backward compared to others (23:2.17) (34:2.6)
- unfolding evolutionary purpose (15:14.2-4)
- gradually expanding galactic system (12:2.2-3)
- light from most recent major cosmic eruption reached Urantia in A.D. 1572 (41:3.5)
- Nebadon is on periphery of O. (15:1.6)
- on northward path in counterclockwise revolution around Paradise (15:1.5)
- spheres travel in vast elongated plane (15:3.2)
- standard day is 30 Urantia days, year is 3000 Urantia days (15:7.2)
- superuniverse #7 in grand universe; our superuniverse (0:0.5) (12:1.12) (15:1.5) (15:14.7) (30:4.34)
- Uversa is capital of (0:0.5) (15:7.10-11)
Cross-references
- See also superuniverses, the seven
- See also Uversa
Cited alongside
Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.
- superuniverses, the seven 90
- Uversa 31
- Milky Way galaxy 3
- Nebadon 85
- Urantia 129
- suns 61
- light-years 9
- major sectors 17