Topic: Magma

The saga describes the Earth as the only true "planet" because it is the only celestial body with plants, created by the Sun as a unique "egg." This egg consisted of a magma core surrounded by a water sack and an atmospheric shell that exploded upon reaching a specific distance from the Sun. This single flash of creation instantly propelled the continents to their current locations and filled the gaps with water, forming the world's oceans and rivers.

Mythology is distinguished from religion by its inclusion of both masculine and feminine deities, such as the Sun god Pear and the Earth goddess Ella. The word "mama" is linked to "magma," the red material at the Earth's core, reinforcing the planet's identity as a female creator. The saga maintains that Earth is the only planet in the universe designed specifically for human life, dismissing the existence of extraterrestrials.

Planets are described as hollow structures formed from molten material ejected from suns, creating an inner and outer mantle with a central glowing core acting as an internal sun. A scientist from Tokyo University reportedly confirmed this geological reality but noted it remains classified to protect modern scientific paradigms. Multiple civilizations are alleged to inhabit the caverns and spaces between these planetary layers.