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[Treasure Planet] How does the universe... work?

I re watched Treasure Planet recently (massively underrated Disney film) and came to some questions about how things work in their universe. In the beginning of the film, there's a line about the "Etherium" which i'm assuming is their version of space. What is it? It's obviously shown that it has some semblance of an atmosphere, enough to allow wind, clouds, breathable air and gigantic creatures to go throughout it, so what is it? Is their space not a vacuum but some kind of gaseous area? How if at all does that affect planet formation or space travel? How did the giant creatures they see evolve in space? Additionally, when the supernova occurs and they're on board the ship, how on earth do they not instantly be vaporized by the waves of radiation coming from the collapsing star, or get pulled apart as they get sucked into the black hole... and for that matter how did it happen so quickly? are the distances between objects massively reduced? The universe of this film raises so many questions...
gpt
The Treasure Planet universe is an abandoned MMO, still running after all these years. It's why everything looks like it came out of the 1700s and why so many aliens are only superficially different from humans. Morph is descended from slimes, the traditional low-level enemies. Treasure Planet is the remains of an adventure town, with a teleporter hub connecting to all the main areas.

The game must have been abandoned before the first patch, because some things don't look quite right. Have you *seen* Silver's arm?