We all know the shape of our galaxy and also know the coordinates of our luminary in the galaxy. This information has been well publicised on the internet in the last twenty years. The tools for such knowledge could be some applications displaying the cosmic sky on a computer screen (e.g. Stellarium) and many high-quality images from telescopes mounted on planetary satellites. We also know a rough volumetric map of the nearest intergalactic space and galaxies.

It has long been obvious to us that there is fast and rich communication between neighbouring galaxies. For those not yet in the know, let me explain how this works. In the centre of any galaxy there are several black holes. Each of the black holes sucks in a local multiverse (=matter at all levels of dimensions) from a given galaxy and transports it in a speedy wormhole to a neighbouring galaxy. For a clear understanding the black hole is called an Intergalactic Unidirectional Portal. Each Portal leads to a specific nearby galaxy and to a specific place in the galaxy. The place where the matter is ejected from the Portal is a nebula. All Portals are continuously active and have been open for hundreds of millions and billions of years. Intergalactic Spirits (I don't know the term for them) are involved in the planning, creation and functioning of the Portals. To call them Gods is clearly to underestimate their incredibly high, incomprehensible level of realisation, complexity, scale and importance in the preservation of Life in the Universe.

For each group of nationalities from the original galaxy, their future destination is individually planned - it will be a specific target galaxy and a specific point in it, with certain neighbouring civilizations in the vicinity. And there is nothing random about this choice. The planning involves the preservation and survival of that racial group in the new galaxy when it comes into contact with other local civilisations, which in turn have also come from other galaxies. This, in brief, is what a literate person needs to understand at this point.

Milky Way