Celestiales

Celestiales is a term that can refer to a variety of astronomical or mythological concepts depending on the context. In astronomy, it generally pertains to celestial bodies, which are any natural objects located outside of Earth's atmosphere. This includes stars, planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and galaxies. The study of these objects and their movements is known as astronomy.

In a more spiritual or mythological sense, "celestiales" can refer to beings or entities believed to inhabit the heavens or the sky. These beings are often associated with divine power, good fortune, or guidance in various religious and mythological traditions. They might be depicted as gods, angels, spirits, or other supernatural entities. The concept of celestial beings is found across many cultures and belief systems, often playing significant roles in creation myths, moral teachings, and spiritual narratives. The precise nature and attributes of these celestiales vary widely, reflecting the diverse cultural and religious landscapes from which these ideas originate.