Quasarmony

[kwey-zahr-muh-nee]

Definition

1. (noun) This celestial term combines “Quasar,” referring to extremely luminous and energetic objects in space, with “Harmony,” signifying a pleasing arrangement or combination of elements. It’s used to describe a harmonious and energetic arrangement, often in the context of music or celestial events.
   

Example

Picture a night sky where quasars sparkle like celestial notes in a cosmic composition, creating a symphony of light. It’s not just a display of quasars; it’s a Quasarmony. You might say, “Observing the cosmic display wasn’t just about the quasars; it was a Quasarmony. The harmonious arrangement of these energetic objects painted a breathtaking celestial masterpiece.”