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Dictionary of Astroeschatology

This part of the Astronary covers a wide range of terminology relating to Astronist eschatology, the discipline concerned with the destiny of humankind and the afterlife in the astronomical world.

an astronomical object believed by Astronists to be approaching the Earth but still many thousands of years away, the impact event caused by which will end the human race in a mass extinction (often referred to as Starfall).

Comet of death

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the astral night sky, especially regarded as the resting place of Astronists, those whom have died in outer space, or those ejected into the astronomical world as part of a space burial.

Cometan's coffer

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Compositeness of The Cosmos

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Astronist philosophy as it pertains to the notion that the Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos is destined to occur but is not definite to occur without delay and that such an endeavour must be secured by both Astronists and non-Astronists alike.

Contiguance

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a method of astrosis emphasising the importance of the contributions one has made to humanity’s transcension, especially so as to provide one with existential purpose and a sense of both individual and collective identity.

Contributionism

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an alternative phrase for astrosis (union with The Cosmos during one’s lifetime).

Corporeal cosmosis

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one’s embodiment in a limited, cosmic state; one’s birth in a cosmos.

Corporealisation

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the basic assertion supporting astrosis that cosmosis is not confined to the affairs of death, but is also achievable during one’s lifetime via a series of spiritual, intellectual, mystical and physical processes.

Corporealism

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the set of signs that a person may show when they have achieved astrosis, typically split between the physical, the transcendental and the intellectual.

Cosmatra

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the final stage in the process of cosmosis in which a person’s physical and spiritual existence ceases due to their reunion with The Cosmos and their attainment of sempiternity.

Cosmic cessation

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the belief that astronality is not innate, but must instead be received through adherence to Astronism, as signalled by one’s astroneira.

Cosmic dynamism

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the study of the far future in astronomical terms, especially as this relates to human civilisation.

Cosmic eschatology

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