The Platform
- Experiences
- Social Networking
- Discovery
- Meta-Assets
- Content Creation
- Services
- Meta-Commerce
- Meta-Data
- Decentralization
- Human Machine Interface / Infrastructure
Experiences
- My Celemeta Space
- Travel
- Our Celemeta Space
- Community Life
- Adventure
- Game
- Team Exploration
- Extended Life
Private Space
- Home Space
- Relaxation Space
- Work Space
- Play Space
- Art Space
- Learning Space & Laboratory
- Wellness Space
- Investment & Asset Management
- Fashion Space
- Cooking & Dinning
Public Space
- Public Square
- Museum / Exhibits
- Church / Temple
- Restaurant / Bar / Cafe
- Park / Garden / Beach
- Performance Center / Sports Arena
- Stores / Markets
- Financial Service Zone
- Financial Service Zone
- Public Service Bureaus
Home Space
Home Construction
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External View
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Interior Decoration
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Landscape Decoration
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Celemeta Star System
According to Somarian archives, there are 8 other planets within 10,000 light-years from planet Cequeol that can support human life. Together, with Cequeol, the 9 planets are called the “Celemeta” star system.
Ceqeol
Cequeol is the home planet in the Celeta star system, a terrestial world of which 93% of the surface is covered with ocean. The remaning 7% consists of 6 continents – Isias (the most populated), Unias, Cigica, Easloa, Oqas and Imira.
Isias
Isias is the most populated continent on planet Ceqeol. The three largest metropolis in Isias are Borsu, Ergana, and Nampo.
