celestiale

Celestiale is a term that generally refers to something pertaining to the heavens, the sky, or the divine. Its usage can span various fields, including astronomy, theology, and art. In an astronomical context, "celestial" often describes objects or phenomena located in outer space, such as celestial bodies (stars, planets, galaxies) or celestial mechanics, which deals with the motion of these bodies under gravity.

Theologically, the term can denote things related to God, the afterlife, or a spiritual realm. It implies a connection to the divine or a higher power, often used to describe celestial beings like angels or the celestial kingdom. In literature and art, "celestial" can be employed to evoke a sense of beauty, wonder, or otherworldliness, frequently associated with light, purity, and transcendence. The word originates from the Latin "caelestis," meaning "heavenly."