Mergenics - a discipline of study of cosmic philosophy dealing with the various forms and instances of merges occurring in between cosmic progeny and as part of cosmic phenomena in The Cosmos, the consequences of such mergences on the cosmical system, and the importance of mergences in the overall functionality, orderity, and naturiy of The Cosmos; related terms include mergenicist and mergenicistic. Mergenic - relating to the different processes of merging found throughout The Cosmos amongst cosmic progeny and phenomena; a related term is mergencial.  Assumption of Mergenics - the principle of mergenics holding that all discussions of cosmical mergence is to be conducted under the assumption of gravity’s role in the process of cosmic mergence.  
 Incipient mergence - the process forcing the smaller elements together in the eventual development of the larger ones in the early creation of a celestial 
 Collisional mergence - exemplified by the impact of a large celestial body into The Earth during its early planetary evolutionary stages which caused some parts of the young planet’s mantle to propel into space.  Solar mergenics - a branch of mergenics of cosmic philosophy solely focusing on mergences involving the cosmic progeny of stars.  
 Planetary mergenics - a branch of mergenics of cosmic philosophy solely focusing on mergences involving the cosmic progeny of planets.  
 Galactic mergenics - a branch of mergenics of cosmic philosophy solely focusing on mergences involving the cosmic progeny of galaxies.