Space is undeniably huge. And if The Urantia Book is to be believed, it is not only teeming with life like ours, but it is also orderly and organized. And it functions like a perfectly oiled machine; according to the divine plan. Every populated (and populable) planet has its own superhuman government. All of them belong to specific planetary groupings. The smallest group—a system—consists of...
The sectors primarily act as administrative units of supergovernments. They are not taken into account in such matters as, for example, the supervision of spiritual energy, or they are not directly listed in the plan of establishment in light and life...
From a cosmic standpoint, the administrative division of the superuniverses is something of a matryoshka. When you imagine that an inhabited planet is the smallest of the dolls, the local universe will be the one that embraces it third. In the system of Satania and within the constellation of Norlatiadek, Earth complements the local universe of Nebadon, together with ten million similar planets...
1000 inhabited or habitable planets make up the local system. A grouping of one hundred such systems forms a constellation. The one hundred constellations are a local universe. Norlatiadek is constellation number seventy in the universe of Nebadon; and since motion is universal in the cosmos, it now traverses its periphery...
A local system typically consists of about 1000 inhabited or habitable planets; this is the basic unit of the "supergovernment". Like almost everything in the universes of time and space, systems evolve with their constituents, so that the younger ones still under construction contain proportionately fewer peopled worlds...
There are seven superuniverses in the grand universe, and they are constituted approximately as follows...
Earth, or rather Urantia, as our planet is called in universe governments, is the six hundred and sixth inhabited world in the local planetary system of Satania. The planets of life are numbered consecutively, with an entry in the "registry of worlds inhabited by will creatures." That's right, the earth is the six hundred and sixth inhabited planet in the system...